PST Projects

PST Projects: All projects which are potential nominations for the upcoming workshop.

Type

Total: 394

Link	Type	E/CS Data	WR	Eff	Crop	Pesticide	Products	DataNeeds	States	WR Date	Requested	Details
13804 H	I	ND			AGAVE	ACETAMIPRID	Assail 70wp Assail Wsp	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	CA, HI		*05/23/2024	13804
	Reasons	Mealybugs (samples will be sent to lab for species ID); mealybugs attack the crown and roots --sooty mold forms, feeding damage eventually can destroy the growing point and can kill plants:05/24; CA-reliable product to control mealybugs in our agave fields in Yolo County, CA needed:07/24/sb;
13806 H	I	ND			AGAVE	BUPROFEZIN	Applaud Courier	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	HI		*05/28/2024	13806
	Reasons	mealy bugs (samples will be sent to lab for species ID); mealybugs attack the crown and roots - sooty molds forms, feeding damage eventually can destroy the growing point and can kill plants:05/24
13807 H	I	ND			AGAVE	FLONICAMID	Beleaf Carbine	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	CA, HI		*05/28/2024	13807
	Reasons	Mealybugs (samples will be sent to lab for species ID); Mealybugs attack the crown and roots – sooty mold forms, feeding damage eventually can destroy the growing point and can kill plants:05/24; CA-reliable product to control mealybugs in our agave fields in Yolo County, CA, needed:07/24/sb
13704 D	H	ND	A1		AGAVE	FLUMIOXAZIN	Valor Chateu	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	CA, DC, HI, NM		*08/07/2023	13704
	Reasons	Preemergence and broad spectrum control for annual broadleaf and grass weeds; Agave does not yet have registered herbicides. Growers believe this product will be the best choice for the regions where agave is grown in the United States:08/23; CA/Effective weed control is essential to us for several reasons. Less weeds means increased production, reduced labor costs and habitat for harmful pests, and possibly most important, the increased efficient use of water during this era of drought and requirements of the SGMA & Our highest cost growing agave is weed control. Weeds are bad for water use and increased pests in the field; HI/Despite its small size and limited number of growers, Hawaii's Agave industry has potential for growth. There are no conventional herbicides registered on Agave & We could be interested in planting agave if there were a way to keep the weeding costs under control:08/23
13889 +	H	ND			APPLE	EPYRIFENACIL		UNDER EVALUATION	NC, NJ, NY, OH		*08/06/2024	13889
	Reasons	annual broadleaves and grasses, burndown of perennial weeds. glyphosate and paraquat resistant weeds, concerns about user safety with paraquat, concerns about crop injury potential with glufosinate and glyphosate, concerns about carfentrazone performance:08/24/sb;
11277 B	F	11277			APPLE	PHOSPHOROUS ACID SALTS		NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	MI	08/01/2013	07/30/2013	11277
	Reasons	APPLE SCAB
13464	H	ND	A1		ARTICHOKE (GLOBE)	GLUFOSINATE	Rely Liberty	UNDER EVALUATION	CA		*07/26/2022	13464
	Reasons	WEEDS ON BEDS PRIOR TO EMERGENCE OF THE CROP OR TRANSPLANTING. IMPROVE WEED CONTROL IN THIS CROP IN THE EARLY SEASON AND TO REDUCE WEED PRESSURE LATER IN THE CROP CYCLE; CA/and provides an alternative for disease resistance management:08/23; EPA (HOLD) CAUTION:08/25;
14072	H	ND			ARTICHOKE (GLOBE)	GLUFOSINATE-P		UNDER EVALUATION	CA		*09/30/2025	14072
	Reasons	weeds. Preplant burndown:09/25;
14083	I	ND			ARTICHOKE (GLOBE)	ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555)		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	CA		*12/03/2025	14083
	Reasons	Artichoke plume moth. Rotational product, resistance management, IPM compatibility:12/25;
14161	H	ND			ASPARAGUS	GLUFOSINATE-P		UNDER EVALUATION	MI		*06/27/2026	14161
	Reasons	Broadleaf weeds and grasses, especially glyphosate- and ALS-resistant pigweed species. Primary: Pigweed species, including redroot pigweed and Powell amaranth. This use is needed to provide asparagus growers with an effective post-harvest option for emerged broadleaf and grass weeds, particularly glyphosate- and ALS-resistant pigweed species. Redroot pigweed and Powell amaranth are major weeds in asparagus and can be very difficult to control when resistant biotypes are present. Glufosinate-P would provide improved postemergence weed control compared with currently available contact herbicides and would help diversify weed management programs. Current technologies used: Glyphosate, 2,4-D, Dicamba:06/26;
14158	H	ND			ASPARAGUS	TRIFLUDIMOXAZIN + SAFLUFENACIL		UNDER EVALUATION	MI		*06/27/2026	14158
	Reasons	Annual broadleaf weeds, especially pigweed species. Primary: Pigweed species, including redroot pigweed and Powell amaranth. Pre-harvest weed control options in asparagus are very limited. Most growers rely on ALS inhibitors, microtubule inhibitors, and PSII inhibitors, but resistance to ALS- and PSII-inhibiting herbicides is widespread in pigweed species in the region. During harvest, many preemergence herbicides begin to break down, allowing pigweed and other broadleaf weeds to emerge. These escapes can interfere with harvest, reduce spear quality and marketability, and increase weed seed return to the field. Current technologies used: Growers currently rely on ALS inhibitors, microtubule inhibitors, and PSII inhibitors for pre-harvest weed control, along with limited POST options during harvest. These programs often break down during harvest, and ALS- and PSII-resistant pigweed populations make control of escapes difficult:06/26;
13848 M	F	ND			ASPARAGUS (FERN)	FAMOXADONE + CYMOXANIL	Tanos Charisma	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	MI		*07/26/2024	13848
	Reasons	Stemphylium vesicarium (purple spot) on the fern. Responsible for premature defoliation and subsequent yield loss. Heavy fern infection results in the pathogen overwintering and causing spear blemishes that result in crop rejection.Lack of registered products. Mancozeb, chlorothalonil, and Quadris are currently registered. Miravis Prime is in the IR-4 pipline:07/24;
13849 B	F	ND			ASPARAGUS (FERN)	FLUOPYRAM + TEBUCONAZOLE	Luna Experience	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	MI, NY		*07/26/2024	13849
	Reasons	Stemphylium vesicarium (purple spot) on the fern. Disease causes premature defoliation of the fern and negatively impacts the subsequent yield:07/24; NY; Purple spot is one of the main asparagus diseases in NY, and current products are lacking efficacy:06/25;
13855 M	F	ND			ASPARAGUS (FERN)	PYRIMETHANIL	Scala	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	MI		*07/26/2024	13855
	Reasons	Stemphylium vesicarium (purple spot) as it occurs on the fern. Fungicide represents a different FRAC code than that currently registered (mancozeb, chlorothalonil, Quadris):07/24;
13958 M	I	ND			AVOCADO	CHLORANTRANILIPROLE	Altachlor Coragen	NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	CA		*05/30/2025	13958
	Reasons	Avocado Lace Bug (Pseudacysta perseae). Currently only imidacloprid and fenpropathrin (Danitol) are registered for use against ALB. Imidacloprid is highly toxic to bees and fenpropathrin is extremely disruptive to biological control programs for other pests. Thus, better alternatives to these two chemicals are needed to effectively manage ALB within existing IPM programs:05/25;
13961 M	I	ND			AVOCADO	FENAZAQUIN	Magister Magus	NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	CA		*05/30/2025	13961
	Reasons	Avocado Lace Bug (Pseudacysta perseae). Currently only imidacloprid and fenpropathrin (Danitol) are registered for use against ALB. Imidacloprid is highly toxic to bees and fenpropathrin is extremely disruptive to biological control programs for other pests. Thus, better alternatives to these two chemicals are needed to effectively manage ALB within existing IPM programs:05/25;
13964 M	I	ND			AVOCADO	FLONICAMID	Beleaf Carbine	NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	CA		*05/30/2025	13964
	Reasons	Avocado Lace Bug (Pseudacysta perseae). Currently only imidacloprid and fenpropathrin (Danitol) are registered for use against ALB. Imidacloprid is highly toxic to bees and fenpropathrin is extremely disruptive to biological control programs for other pests. Thus, better alternatives to these two chemicals are needed to effectively manage ALB within existing IPM programs:05/25;
13965 M	I	ND			AVOCADO	FLUPYRADIFURONE	Sivanto	NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	CA		*05/30/2025	13965
	Reasons	Avocado Lace Bug (Pseudacysta perseae). Currently only imidacloprid and fenpropathrin (Danitol) are registered for use against ALB. Imidacloprid is highly toxic to bees and fenpropathrin is extremely disruptive to biological control programs for other pests. Thus, better alternatives to these two chemicals are needed to effectively manage ALB within existing IPM programs:05/25;
13959 M	I	ND			AVOCADO	ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555)		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	CA		*05/30/2025	13959
	Reasons	Avocado Lace Bug (Pseudacysta perseae). Currently only imidacloprid and fenpropathrin (Danitol) are registered for use against ALB. Imidacloprid is highly toxic to bees and fenpropathrin is extremely disruptive to biological control programs for other pests. Thus, better alternatives to these two chemicals are needed to effectively manage ALB within existing IPM programs:05/25;
13960 M	I	ND			AVOCADO	SPINOSAD	Success Spintor	TOL EST; NEED E/CS DATA TO ADD CROP/PEST	CA, PR		*05/30/2025	13960
	Reasons	Avocado Lace Bug (Pseudacysta perseae). Currently only imidacloprid and fenpropathrin (Danitol) are registered for use against ALB. Imidacloprid is highly toxic to bees and fenpropathrin is extremely disruptive to biological control programs for other pests. Thus, better alternatives to these two chemicals are needed to effectively manage ALB within existing IPM programs:05/25;
13963 M	I	ND			AVOCADO	SPIROTETRAMAT	Movento	NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	CA		*05/30/2025	13963
	Reasons	Avocado Lace Bug (Pseudacysta perseae). Currently only imidacloprid and fenpropathrin (Danitol) are registered for use against ALB. Imidacloprid is highly toxic to bees and fenpropathrin is extremely disruptive to biological control programs for other pests. Thus, better alternatives to these two chemicals are needed to effectively manage ALB within existing IPM programs:05/25;
13074 +	F	ND			AVOCADO	TRIFLOXYSTROBIN + FLUOPYRAM	Luna Sensation	UNDER EVALUATION	CA, FL, PR		*07/30/2020	13074
	Reasons	ANTHRACNOSE AND OTHER FLOWER/FRUIT PATHOGENS; POTENTIAL FOR LAUREL WILT CONTROL; PREVENT POST-HARVEST DISEASES TO MAINTAIN FRUIT QUALITY
13222 +	F	ND			BANANA	FLUAZAINDOLIZINE	Mission Salibro	RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED	HI, PR		*05/11/2021	13222
	Reasons	PLANT PARASITIC NEMATODES RADOPHOLUS SIMILIS, PRATYLENCHUS COFFEAE, HELICOTYLENCHUS MULTICINCTUS, MELOIDOGYNE INCOGNITA, ROTYLENCHULUS RENIFORMIS; LACK OF AVAILABLE PRODUCTS FOR NEMATODE MANAGEMENT
14062 D	H	ND			BARLEY	2,4-DB		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	HQ		*08/05/2025	14062
	Reasons	Weeds;
14151	F	ND			BASIL (GH TRANSPLANT)	CYFLUFENAMID	Miltrex	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	MI		*06/25/2026	14151
	Reasons	Powder mildew. There are few fungicide registered for use on herbs in the greenhouse. Current technologies being used: Azoxystrobin:06/26;
13871 M	F	ND			BASIL (GH TRANSPLANT)	ISOFETAMID	Kenja Kabuto	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	FL, GA, MI, MS, VA		*07/30/2024	13871
	Reasons	Botrytis. This pathogen is ubiquitous and considered the second most destructive pathogen in the world as it has a large host range. Pathogen resistance is a concern so having more than 1 product registered is important:07/24; MS: The pathogen is common in southern MS during periodic weather patterns. Another active ingredient would be welcome:06/26; FL: It is an sporadic pathogen but important one in Florida. Good to options for the growers when it is present:06/26;
8190 D	I	ND			BASIL (GH TRANSPLANT)	PYRIDABEN	Pyramite Sanmite	UNDER EVALUATION	KY, OH		06/01/2001	8190
	Reasons	GREEN PEACH, TOBACCO, CABBAGE, MELON, CORN LEAF APHIDS; WESTERN FLOWER, GRASS, TOBACCO/ONION; TWO-SPOTTED SPIDER & CYCLAMEN MITES; WHITEFLIES; OH: there is a need to evaluate this product to manage mites, whiteflies and other pests in basil and similar crops:05/26;
14022 H	I	ND			BASIL (GH TRANSPLANT)	TIAPYRACHLOR		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	GA, MI		*06/30/2025	14022
	Reasons	Aphids and whiteflies. Few insecticides labeled for use on herb transplants in the greenhouse. A SCRI project has an objective to ID and register new control products for herb production:06/25; GA: Need addl labeled products for GH herb production:06/26;
10996 E	I	ND			BASIL (GH)	ACETAMIPRID (HERBS)		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	AL, FL	08/23/2017	05/15/2012	10996
	Reasons	APHIDS, CATERPILLARS, WHITEFLIES, THRIPS, LEAFMINERS
14050 H	H	ND			BEAN (DRIED SHELLED)	METAMITRON		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	CA		*07/02/2025	14050
	Reasons	weed control. limited materials available for weed control in blackeye peas:07/25;
14052 H	H	ND			BEAN (DRIED SHELLED)	PYRAFLUFEN-ETHYL	Venue Edict	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	CA, NY		*07/02/2025	14052
	Reasons	weed control. limited materials available for weed control in blackeye peas:07/25; NY: Limited weed control options are available for dry beans and peas. This request supports ET herbicide use, with safer applications to row middles or limited postemergence use, helping address critical grower needs with few effective alternatives:09/25;
14054 H	H	ND			BEAN (DRIED SHELLED)	PYRIDATE	Tough 5 Ec	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	CA, NJ, NY		*07/02/2025	14054
	Reasons	weed control. limited materials are available for weed control in blackeye peas:07/25; NY: Limited weed control options exist for dry beans and peas. This request supports Tough 5EC use in row middles or limited postemergence applications, offering flexible weed management options while minimizing crop risk and addressing critical grower needs:09/25; NJ: NJ: Limited herbicide options for effective weed control in bean & pea crop in the Northeast region, with increasing presence of challenging herbicide resistance weed species and problematic crop rotation intervals that constrain growers' ability to implement adaptive weed control strategies:09/25;
14053 B	H	ND			BEAN (DRIED SHELLED)	SAFLUFENACIL	Kixor Treevix	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	CA, NJ, NY		*07/02/2025	14053
	Reasons	weed control. limited materials available for weed control in blackeye peas:07/25; NY: Limited weed control options are available for dry beans and peas. This request supports Sharpen use in row middles with hooded sprayers, providing a safer option for managing weeds while minimizing crop contact and addressing a key gap in grower tools:09/25; NJ: Limited herbicide options for effective weed control in bean & pea crop in the Northeast region, with increasing presence of challenging herbicide resistance weed species and problematic crop rotation intervals that constrain growers' ability to implement adaptive weed control strategies:09/25;
14055 H	H	ND			BEAN (DRIED SHELLED)	TIAFENACIL		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	CA, NJ, NY		*07/02/2025	14055
	Reasons	weed control. limited options in weed control in blackeye pea production:07/25; NY: Very good fit for weed control in dry beans and peas, where limited options exist. This request supports tiafenacil use in row middles with hooded sprayers, offering effective weed management while minimizing crop contact and supporting grower needs:09/25; NJ: Limited herbicide options for effective weed control in bean & pea crop in the Northeast region, with increasing presence of challenging herbicide resistance weed species and problematic crop rotation intervals that constrain growers' ability to implement adaptive weed control strategies:09/25;
14049 H	H	ND			BEAN (DRIED SHELLED)	TOLPYRALATE		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	CA		*07/02/2025	14049
	Reasons	weed control. limited materials available for weed control in blackeye peas:07/25;
13731 B	H	ND			BEAN (EDIBLE PODDED & SUCCULENT SHELLED)	LINURON	Linex 4l Lorox-df	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	HQ, NY		*08/11/2023	13731
	Reasons	NY-Broadleaf weeds in general. Palmer amaranth is expanding its range into NYS. Other amaranth species are widespread. In the absence of resistance, this a.i. could be an effective tool against them:09/24;
13387 H	H	ND			BEAN (SNAP)	HALAUXIFEN-METHYL+FLORASULAM		NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	DE, MD, NJ, NY		*09/13/2021	13387
	Reasons	LABEL CURRENTLY DOES NOT ALLOW FOR ROTATING TO SNAPBEAN THE FOLLOWING SEASON; BEING ABLE TO USE HALAUXIFEN + FLORASULAM IN ROTATIONAL CROPS WILL ALLOW FOR A MORE DIVERSE HERBICIDE ROTATION OVER A 2-YR PERIOD; IT WILL ALLOW FARMERS TO ACHIEVE EFF WEED CONTROL PRIOR TO PLANTING SNAPBEAN & IMPROVE OVERALL CONTROL; NY-Effective weed control in crops with few herbicide options will require the development of systems approaches that support effective weed suppression in preceding years. Current label plantback restrictions may prevent the development of strong crop rotation programs:07/24/sb; NJ: The narrow range of herbicides available for snap bean systems makes it imperative to achieve thorough weed management in rotational crops, thereby reducing the soil weed seed bank and limiting future weed establishment pressure:09/25;
13362 B	H	ND			BEAN (SNAP)	METRIBUZIN	Sencor 4 Sencor Df	RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED	DE, FL, MD, NJ, NY, OH, OR		*09/13/2021	13362
	Reasons	CURRENTLY THE LABEL DOES NOT ALLOW FOR ROTATING TO SNAP BEANS THE FOLLOWING SEASON; BEING ABLE TO USE METRIBUZIN IN ROTATIONAL CROPS WILL ALLOW FOR A MORE DIVERSE HERBICIDE ROTATION OVER A 2-YR PERIOD; IT WILL ALLOW FARMERS TO ACHIEVE EFFECTIVE WEED CONTROL PRIOR TO PLANTING SNAPBEANS AND IMPROVE OVERALL CONTROL; NJ: With limited herbicides available for use in snap bean, it is critical to optimize weed control in previous crops to reduce subsequent weed pressure:09/25;
13367 H	H	ND			BEAN (SNAP)	SULFENTRAZONE	Spartan Zeus	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	DE, FL, NJ, OH, TN		*09/13/2021	13367
	Reasons	CURRENTLY THE LABEL DOES NOT ALLOW FOR ROTATING TO SNAPBEANS THE FOLLOWING SEASON. BEING ABLE TO USE SULFENTRAZONE IN ROTATIONAL CROPS WILL ALLOW FOR A MORE DIVERSE HERBICIDE ROTATION OVER A 2-YR PERIOD. IT WILL ALLOW FARMERS TO ACHIEVE EFFECTIVE WEED CONTROL PRIOR TO PLANTING SNAPBEANS AND IMPROVE OVERALL CONTROL; NJ: Given the restricted herbicide options available for snap bean production, implementing comprehensive weed management strategies in preceding crops becomes essential to minimize weed seed bank contributions and reduce subsequent weed emergence pressure:09/25; TN: Current use of sulfentrazone in lima bean and edamame is limited due to rotation concerns. Allowing for an earlier rotation to snap bean following application would provide a much needed weed control option to be used in edamame and lima bean in TN:06/26;
14176	F	ND			BEAN, LIMA (SUCCULENT & DRIED SHELLED)	FLUAZAINDOLIZINE	Mission Salibro	UNDER EVALUATION	DE		*06/30/2026	14176
	Reasons	southern root-knot nematode. Lima beans are an important commodity, but root-knot nematode pressure is becoming a limiting factor to crop viability. Current technologies used: Limited options available, no resistance in current commercial lines:06/26;
13385 H	H	ND	B		BEAN, LIMA (SUCCULENT & DRIED SHELLED)	HALAUXIFEN-METHYL+FLORASULAM		NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	DE, MD, NJ, NY		*09/13/2021	13385
	Reasons	LABEL CURRENTLY DOES NOT ALLOW FOR ROTATING TO LIMA BEANS THE FOLLOWING SEASON; BEING ABLE TO USE THIS PRODUCT IN ROTATIONAL CROPS WILL ALLOW FOR A MORE DIVERSE HERBICIDE ROTATION OVER A 2-YR PERIOD; IT WILL ALLOW FARMERS TO ACHIEVE EFF WEED CONTROL PRIOR TO PLANTING LIMA BEANS & IMPROVE OVERALL CONTROL; NY-Effective weed control in crops with few herbicide options will require the development of systems approaches that support effective weed suppression in preceding years. Current label plantback restrictions may prevent the development of strong crop rotation programs:07/24/sb;
14177	F	ND			BEAN, LIMA (SUCCULENT & DRIED SHELLED)	OXAMYL (NEMATICIDE)		UNDER EVALUATION	DE		*06/30/2026	14177
	Reasons	southern root-knot nematode. Lima beans are an important crop to the region, but losses from root-knot nematode are limiting continued viability of the crop. limited options available, current technologies used: resistance not available in current commercial hybrids:06/26;
13382 +	H	ND	B		BEAN, LIMA (SUCCULENT & DRIED SHELLED)	PYROXASULFONE	Zidua	UNDER EVALUATION	DE, MD		*09/13/2021	13382
	Reasons	CURRENTLY, PYROXASULFONE LABELS DO NOT ALLOW FOR ROTATING TO LIMA BEANS THE FOLLOWING SEASON; PYROXASULFONE (GROUP 15) IS NOT USED IN BROADLEAF VEGETABLE CROPS, AND BEING ABLE TO USE IT IN ROTATIONAL CROPS WILL ALLOW FOR A MORE DIVERSE HERBICIDE ROTATION OVER 2-YR PERIOD; IN ADDITION, PYROXASULFONE IS HIGHLY EFFECTIVE ON AMARANTHUS SPECIES TO ALLOW FARMERS TO ACHIEVE EFFECTIVE WEED CONTROL PRIOR TO PLANTING LIMA BEANS AND IMPROVE OVERALL WEED CONTROL
12530 E	F	12530			BEAN, LIMA (SUCCULENT)	FLUENSULFONE	Nimitz	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	DE, MD, OH	09/13/2018	*07/03/2018	12530
	Reasons	SOUTHERN ROOT KNOT NEMATODE; VERY FEW NEMATICIDES ARE AVAILABLE FOR DELAWARE LIMA BEAN GROWERS; WE HAVE A 24C FOR MOCAP EC, AND THE GRANULAR MOCAP IS AVAILABLE; THERE ARE FEWER GRANULE APPLICATORS AVAILABLE, AND THE PRODUCT IS VERY HAZARDOUS; MOST NEMATICIDES ARE NOT LABELED FOR LIMA BEANS; DELAWARE'S SANDY SOILS ARE GOOD HABITAT FOR ROOT KNOT NEMATODES, AND MANY LIMA BEAN GROWERS GROW PEAS OR SOYBEANS, SOMETIMES ON THE SAME GROUND WITH LIMITED ROTATION; IN ADDITION, ROOT KNOT NEMATODE HAS A BROAD HOST RANGE AND ROTATING OUT OF A LEGUME, WHILE HELPFUL, DOES NOT ELIMINATE THE THREAT OF DAMAGING NEMATODES NEXT TIME A LEGUME IS PLANTED; EFFICACY TESTS COMPLETED IN 2016 BY UD PERSONNEL AND A GRADUATE STUDENT INDICATED THAT THIS A.I. IS VERY EFFICACIOUS ON ROOT KNOT NEMATODES; PER MD ME-TOO REQUEST, THIS IS ALSO NEEDEDD IN MD, WHERE ROTATION IS NOT AN OPTION DUE TO THE WIDESPREAD HOST RANGE OF THIS NEMATODE, WHOSE POPULATIONS APPEAR TO BE INCREASING IN MD; OH: VERY FEW NEMATICIDES ARE AVAILABLE FOR VEGETABLES:08/25;
14027 B	I	ND			BEEHIVES	FORMIC ACID		UNDER EVALUATION	CA		*07/01/2025	14027
	Reasons	Varroa mite in honey bee colonies. Beekeepers are losing colonies at unprecedented rates and varroa mites are still one of the leading causes. Beekeepers have a very limited number of products/active ingredients at their disposal. Formic acid products are currently in use by beekeepers and adding another more affordable option for being able to manage varroa while additional novel AIs are possibly being developed, would be beneficial for the beekeepers and might provide relief with high colony losses:06/25;
14001 B	I	ND			BEES, HONEY	AMITRAZ	Mitac-w Ovasyn	UNDER EVALUATION	CA		*06/27/2025	14001
	Reasons	For management of Varroa mites in hives. Beekeepers are losing colonies at unprecedented rates and varroa mites are still one of the leading causes. Beekeepers have a very limited number of products/active ingredients at their disposal. Amitraz is still currently being used by many beekeepers as a management tool, but a higher concentration might be necessary at this point to achieve effectiveness while other possible novel treatments are being developed:06/25;
13859 H	I	ND			BEES, HONEY	BEAUVERIA BASSIANA STRAIN HF23		NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	CA, KY, NC		*07/30/2024	13859
	Reasons	Varroa destructor, The varroa mite is an external parasite that attacks and feeds on honey bees adults and brood. Additionally, the mite carries diseases into the hives. A significant mite infestation results in the death of the hive. The economic threshold is considered to be around 3 to 5%, 3 to 5 mites per 100 bees.Resistance to chemical active ingredients leaves the beekeeper with few control options. Rotation to non chemical alternative provides the beekeeper with control options. Beauveria's mode of action of cuticle destruction allows for resistance to be difficult. Biological actives are also exempt from tolerance allowing flexibility is treatment:07/24; KY-Varroa resistance to other controls:06/25; NC-Varroa continues to be an economically important pest jeopardizing the honey bee industry. There are limited control options for this pest, which are showing resistance, and so more options are needed:06/25; CA:Beekeepers need additional tools to manage varroa mites. Use of biopesticides is encouraged minimize other potential negative effects from synthetic pesticides and minimizes possibility of resistance development:06/25;
14097	I	ND			BEET (GARDEN)	CHLORANTRANILIPROLE	Altachlor Coragen	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	CA		*02/19/2026	14097
	Reasons	Various types of Armyworm. This is needed to control armyworm as soon as the plants begin to germinate as armyworm can cause a lot of damage to young plants, sometimes making them unmarketable:02/26;
14033 +	H	14033			BEET (GARDEN)	METAMITRON		UNDER EVALUATION	NJ, NY		08/04/2005	14033
	Reasons	WEEDS. Pigweed species (AMAXX), common lambsquarters (CHEAL), other weed species. CHEAL needs PRE control options, AMAPA control demonstrated in sugar beet. There are few beet herbicides, they have narrow spectrums of control, and are often used at low rates, which can limit performance:06/25; NJ: Limited herbicide options for effective residual weed control in table beets grown in the Northeast region, with increasing presence of challenging herbicide-resistant (pigweed, ragweed) or troublesome (lambsquarters) weed species:09/25;
14219	I	ND			BLUEBERRY	ABAMECTIN	Agrimek Avid	UNDER EVALUATION	FL		*07/02/2026	14219
	Reasons	Chilli thrips/mites. primary: chilli thrips. Not many options(effective insecticides) exist. Safe with natural enemies, potential resistance management tool. Current technologies used: Apta (tolfenpyrad), Exirel (Cyazpyr), transform (sulfoxaflor):07/26;
14238	F	ND			BLUEBERRY	BOSCALID + MEFENTRIFLUCONAZOLE		UNDER EVALUATION	MI		*07/05/2026	14238
	Reasons	stem blights (phomopsis), mummy berry, botrytis, anthracnose. Primary: stem blights (phomopsis). We need additional materials for early season control of stem blights and botrytis leading up to bloom. We have worked a lot with Cevya during this window (one of the components of this fungicide) and it shows good efficacy. This would allow for additional botrytis control. Current technologies used: foliar:07/26;
13709 +	H	13709	H+		BLUEBERRY	FLUROXYPYR	Starane	RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED	MI, NJ, NY, OR		*08/08/2023	13709
	Reasons	Dogbane, horsetail, bindweed, buckwheat, common mallow, Difficult to control weeds in highbush blueberries fit nicely.:08/23; NJ/ Excellent crop tolerance based on trial conducted in NJ in 2021 and 2022. Alternative to reluctantly used 2,4-D and glyphosate:08/23
14240	I	ND			BLUEBERRY	ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555)		UNDER EVALUATION	FL		*07/07/2026	14240
	Reasons	Chilli thrips. Limited options are available for management of chilli thrips. Current technologies used: insecticides (Apta) tolfenpyrod, Exirel (Cyazpyr), transform (sulfoxaflor):07/26;
14215	F	ND			BLUEBERRY	ISOFLUCYPRAM		UNDER EVALUATION	MI		*07/02/2026	14215
	Reasons	botrytis, stem blight (phomopsis), and mummy berry. Primary: botrytis; We need additional tools to manage stem blights and FRAC 3 and 7 tend to be the best products. Current technologies used: Several technologies but there is rampant fungicide resistance to all major chemicals, this could be a new FRAC 7 chemical:07/26;
14207	I	ND			BLUEBERRY	NK 138		UNDER EVALUATION	FL		*07/02/2026	14207
	Reasons	chilli thrips, mites. Primary: Chilli thrips. Limited alternatives exist. Good be a good resistance management tool. Current technologies used: Primarily pesticides, Apta (tolfenpyrad), Exirel (Cyazpyr), and transform (sulfoxaflor):07/26;
14221	F	ND			BLUEBERRY (HIGHBUSH)	AZOXYSTROBIN + FLUINDAPYR + FLUTRIAFOL		UNDER EVALUATION	GA		*07/02/2026	14221
	Reasons	Colletotrichum spp. causing anthracnose fruit rot. Colletotrichum spp./targeted for control of Anthracnose Fruit Rot of blueberry. Colletotrichum spp. with resistance to FRAC11 and FRAC12 (fludioxonil), and tolerance/natural immunity to several FRAC7 (SDHI) fungicides (boscalid, fluopyram, and pydiflumetofen) has been identified in Georgia blueberries. Active ingredients in this product may have efficacy. Current technologies used: fungicide applications:07/26;
13888 +	H	ND			BLUEBERRY (HIGHBUSH)	EPYRIFENACIL		UNDER EVALUATION	NC, NJ, NY, OH, OR		*08/06/2024	13888
	Reasons	Annual grasses and broadleaf weeds, including bluegrass, horseweed, common lambsquarters, morningglory, Virginia pepperweed, common ragweed.Annual bluegrass (diuron and glyphosate resistant), horseweed (glyphosate and paraquat resistant), limited non-selective postemergence herbicides available for use in blueberry to replace paraquat, or complement the use of glufosinate; glufosinate and glyphosate may cause severe crop injury, especially to new canes required for maintaining crop yield potential:08/24/sb; NY-low dose herbicide to replace paraquat (worker safety concern):08/24/sb;
14127	H	ND			BLUEBERRY (HIGHBUSH)	ETHEPHON	Etherel	UNDER EVALUATION	GA		*06/10/2026	14127
	Reasons	Delay flowering:06/26;
13707 H	I	ND			BLUEBERRY (HIGHBUSH)	FLONICAMID	Beleaf Carbine	NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	AR, FL, GA, MI, NC, NJ, OR		*08/07/2023	13707
	Reasons	Thrips and aphids, Increased incidence of hot/dry weather in NC Region has resulted in higher thrips pest pressure and injury to blueberry fruit:08/23; GA/Increased incidence of thrips infestations in GA blueberries; FL/Thrips is a problem in blueberry production and we need additional tools (insecticides) from various insecticide class for management:08/23; OR-Need products against aphids, especially early in the season:05/25; FL-Thrips, specifically chilli thrips and flower thrips. Very limited tools and strategies are available for providing effective control for these pests:06/25;
14220	F	ND			BLUEBERRY (HIGHBUSH)	FLUINDAPYR + FLUTRIAFOL		UNDER EVALUATION	GA		*07/02/2026	14220
	Reasons	Colletotrichum spp. causing anthracnose fruit rot on blueberry. Colletotrichum spp./targeted for control of Anthracnose Fruit Rot of blueberry. Colletotrichum spp. with resistance to FRAC11 and FRAC12 (fludioxonil), and tolerance/natural immunity to several FRAC7 (SDHI) fungicides (boscalid, fluopyram, and pydiflumetofen) has been identified in Georgia blueberries. Active ingredients in this product may have efficacy. Current technologies: fungicides:07/26;
13968 +	H	ND			BLUEBERRY (HIGHBUSH)	ICAFOLIN-METHYL		RESEARCHABLE, E/CS ON-GOING; RESIDUE DATA NEEDED	ME, MI, NJ, OR		*06/09/2025	13968
	Reasons	Annual grasses (Italian ryegrass, annual bluegrass, barnyard grass), annual broadleaves. Cases of resitance to herbicides in group 1,2,5,9,10,15,22 in Italian ryegrass, and groups 1,2,9,22, and29 in annual bluegrass:06/25; ME: We are interested in the results of this trial for similar use in Maine wild blueberry. The residue results from this work will apply to our lowbush (wild) crop as well:07/25; MI: Icafolin-methyl would provide a new site of action for controlling troublesome weeds in MI highbush blueberries, including horseweed, pigweed, and lambsquarters, many of which have developed resistance to current herbicides:08/25; NJ: Addl site of action needed for diversifying control of annual brasses (goosegrass) and glyphosate/ALS-resistant horseweed:09/25; ME: Addl or new group numbers are needed for weed mgmt in blueberry for improved efficacy, resistance mgmt and opportunities for growers to utilize better IPPM practices. Effective herbicide options are very limited for the industry:09/25;
13974 +	H	13974			BLUEBERRY (HIGHBUSH)	PYROXASULFONE	Zidua	UNDER EVALUATION	FL, MI, NC, NJ, OR		*06/10/2025	13974
	Reasons	Many winter grasses (Italian ryegrass, annual bluegrass), yellow nutsedge, many annual broadleaf weeds (pigweeds, Conyzas, groundsel). Need to expand options for sedges and grasses. Only Dual Magnum is labeled in this MOA (Group 15), and Devrinol (not widely used):06/25; MI: Nutsedge & to control grasses:06/25; MI: Expands Group 15 options beyond Dual Magnum, and would improve management of sedges and resistant grass populations in highbush blueberries:08/25; FL: Lack of management options for grasses and nutsedge:08/25; NJ: S-metolachlor (Dual Magnum) is only available for use in NJ blueberry through a 24(c) label. Limited options for effective grasses and sedges control. Use of indaziflam increase selection pressure on sedges, increasing the need for an effective management option such as pyroxasulfone:09/25;
13931 H	H	ND			BLUEBERRY (LOWBUSH)	ICAFOLIN-METHYL		RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED	ME		*04/10/2025	13931
	Reasons	Fine leaf sheep fescue (grass) Possibly broadleaf weeds as well such as goldenrod and red sorrel.Fewer herbicides are registered for use in Maine due to PFAS restrictions and weeds have become resistant to hexazinone, an herbicide relied on for many years:04/25; ME: Fine leaf sheep fescue produces a humid environment around its plants that can possibly allow improved overwintering of fungal pathogens & new group numbers are needed for better IPPM, weed control efficacy and resistance mgmt:09/25;
14189	F	ND			BROCCOLI	FLUINDAPYR + FLUTRIAFOL		RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	GA		*07/01/2026	14189
	Reasons	Alternaria brassicicola and Cercospora. Primary: Alernaria brassicicola. Needed for the fungicide resistance mgmt. Current technologies used: Overreliance on QoI fungicides and continued use resulted in reduction of efficacy in controlling Alternaria leaf blight and head rot in field:06/26;
14095	H	ND			BROCCOLI	GLUFOSINATE-P		UNDER EVALUATION	GA, MS, TN		*02/17/2026	14095
	Reasons	Broadleaf weeds such as morningglory, amaranth and ragweed parthenium as well as small annual grasses. Few herbicide options are available and challenges with glyphosate and paraquat highlight the importance of making this tool available for farmers:02/26; TN: broadleaf weeds, limited herbicide options:06/26;
14110	F	ND			BROCCOLI	MEFENTRIFLUCONAZOLE + FLUXAPYROXAD		UNDER EVALUATION	GA, MS		*05/05/2026	14110
	Reasons	Alternaria and Cercospora. Resistance to QoI fungicides are well documented and spreading across east coast. Alternative premix chemistries from different FRAC groups are needed:05/26; MS: This is a minor crop in MS, but mgmt of the two listed pests, especially Cercospora, can be difficult:06/26;
13933 M	H	ND			BROCCOLI (SEED CROP)	FLUMIOXAZIN + PYROXASULFONE		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	OR		*04/23/2025	13933
	Reasons	brassica weeds. To control brassica weeds in brassica seed crops like sheperd's purse and mustard weeds with charcoal band. Brassica seed crops are high-value ($25M industry) and require fields clean of weed to achieve pure seed products. Growers in the western Oregon area are familiar with charcoal banding since it is commonly used in grass seed crops with Fierce EZ:04/25;
14096	H	ND			CABBAGE	GLUFOSINATE-P		UNDER EVALUATION	FL, GA, MS, TN		*02/17/2026	14096
	Reasons	Broadleaf weeds such as morningglory, amaranth and ragweed parthenium as well as small annual grasses.Few herbicide options are available and challenges with glyphosate and paraquat highlight the importance of making this tool available for farmers:02/26; TN: Broadleaf weeds, limited herbicide options:06/26; MS: The stated weeds are challenging in the entire crop group and 4-16B:06/26;
14113	F	ND			CABBAGE	MEFENTRIFLUCONAZOLE + FLUXAPYROXAD		UNDER EVALUATION	GA, MA, MS		*05/06/2026	14113
	Reasons	Alternaria. Resistance to QoI fungicides in Alternaria are well documented and spreading across east coast. Alternative premix chemistries from different FRAC groups are needed:05/26; MS: Alternaria can be a significant pest of cabbage crops in MS. Growers complain of mgmt difficulties:06/26; MA: More flexibility for Alternaria control in cabbage/brassica head and stem group:06/26;
13934 H	H	ND			CABBAGE (SEED CROP)	FLUMIOXAZIN + PYROXASULFONE		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	OR		*04/23/2025	13934
	Reasons	brassica weeds. To control brassica weeds in brassica seed crops like sheperd's purse and mustard weeds with charcoal band. Brassica seed crops are high-value ($25M industry) and require fields clean of weed to achieve pure seed products. Growers in the western Oregon area are familiar with charcoal banding since it is commonly used in grass seed crops with Fierce EZ:04/25;
13815 H	I	ND			CACAO BEAN	CYANTRANILIPROLE		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	HI		*06/11/2024	13815
	Reasons	Chinese Rose Beetle, Adoretus sinicus; Growers need to control chinese rose beetle (CRB) in nursery seedling production, in seedling establishment in the field following transplanting, and in established plantings. Adult CRB feed on the leaves of cacao causing defoliation and sometimes death of the plant; cacao seedlings and young transplants are particularly vulnerable to CRB damage. There are no effective insecticides registered on cacao to control CRB:06/24;
12551 M	I	ND	A		CACAO BEAN	CYPERMETHRIN	Mustang Ammo	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	DC, HI	07/09/2020	*07/25/2018	12551
	Reasons	INSECT PESTS (MIRIDS, COCOA POD BORER); TO CONTROL INSECT PESTS; THE NEED APPEARS TO BE FOR AN IMPORT TOLERANCE:07/18; Needed in Hawaii for control of ambrosia beetle in cacao:09/25;
14196	I	ND			CACAO BEAN	ZETA-CYPERMETHRIN	Mustang Maxx Mustang Max	UNDER EVALUATION	HI		*07/01/2026	14196
	Reasons	Ambrosia beetle. INSECT PESTS (MIRIDS, COCOA POD BORER); TO CONTROL INSECT PESTS; THE NEED APPEARS TO BE FOR AN IMPORT TOLERANCE:07/18; Needed in Hawaii for control of ambrosia beetle in cacao. Growers currently have no control at this time:06/26;
13910 H	H	ND			CAMAS	RIMSULFURON	Matrix Tranxit	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	MT		*10/07/2024	13910
	Reasons	Primarly invasive annual grasses including Cheat grass (Bromus techorum), Ventenata (Ventenata dubia) and Medusahead (Taeniatherum caput-medusae). Control of other broadleaf invasives common in western grass/rangelands e.g. St. johnswort, scotch broom, spotted knapweed would also be useful. Cama bulbs/corms are harvested, primarly by indigenous groups in the West, in native grasslands. Invasive annual grasses (Bromus tectorum, Ventenata dubia, Taeniatherum caput-medusae and others) compete directly with native perennial grasses, forbs and shrubs. They provide fire fuel resulting in more frequent wildfire and the diverse, deep rooted native range transitions to a monoculture of shallow rooted invasive annual grass. Pre-emergent herbicides are commonly used to control these grasses:10/24;
14166	H	ND			CANEBERRY	EPYRIFENACIL		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	NC		*06/29/2026	14166
	Reasons	Broadleaf weeds. paraquat alternative. current technologies used: paraquat, aim:06/26;
11128 +	H	11128			CANEBERRY	TERBACIL	Sinbar	UNDER EVALUATION	AR, NJ, OH		08/16/2012	11128
	Reasons	ANNUAL AND PERENNIAL WEEDS; PER AR ME-TOO REQUEST: THERE IS A GREAT NEED FOR HERBICIDES THAT ARE SAFE ON NEWLY TRANSPLANTED CANEBERRIES
14243	F	ND			CANEBERRY (BLACKBERRY)	FLUDIOXONIL + PYDIFLUMETOFEN		UNDER EVALUATION	SC		*07/08/2026	14243
	Reasons	Fusarium oxysporum. No fungicides are labeled for soil application in caneberry. Current technologies used: cultural practices:07/26;
14236	F	ND			CANEBERRY (BLACKBERRY)	PROPICONAZOLE	Tilt Orbit	UNDER EVALUATION	SC		*07/03/2026	14236
	Reasons	Fusarium oxysporum. No chemicals are presently labeled for soil application in caneberries. Current technologies used: cultural practices:07/26;
14242	F	ND			CANEBERRY (BLACKBERRY) (GH)	PROPICONAZOLE	Tilt Orbit	UNDER EVALUATION	SC		*07/08/2026	14242
	Reasons	Fusarium oxysporum. There are no labeled fungicides for soil applied use in caneberry. Current technologies used: cultural practices:07/26;
8582 B	I	ND			CANEBERRY (GH)	ACETAMIPRID	Assail 70wp Assail Wsp	RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED	FL, MI, NC, NY, PA, VA	09/13/2018	08/08/2002	8582
	Reasons	APHIDS, WHITEFLIES; FROM PROJECT NOMINATION JUSTIFICATION COMMENTS: NEED A SHORTER PHI; FOR RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT; VERY FEW PRODUCTS ARE ALLOWED FOR USE INSIDE PROTECTED STRUCTURES LIKE GREENHOUSES AND HIGH TUNNELS; MI - Additional Reason For Need: curative action on SWD larvae:08/23
12399 D	I	ND			CANEBERRY (GH)	FLONICAMID	Beleaf Carbine	RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED	AR, MI, NC	10/03/2017	*10/03/2017	12399
	Reasons	APHIDS AND OTHER INSECT PESTS; NO PRODUCTS LABELED FOR GH CANEBERRY; AR: supports more options on caneberries for greenhouse control, aphids and other soft bodied insects are a large concern:06/26;
13708 D	F	ND			CANEBERRY (GH)	PENTHIOPYRAD	Fontelis Vertisen	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	FL		*08/08/2023	13708
	Reasons	CANE BLIGHT, NEW CROP AND PEST. CANADA HAS IT AS A PRIORITY WE WIOLO NEED ONLY A B FOR BRINGINGTHE DATA TO ir-4:08/23;
13086 D	I	ND			CANEBERRY (GH)	SPIDOXAMAT		RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	AR, ME, NC, TX		*08/04/2020	13086
	Reasons	APHIDS, WHITEFLY, TSSM, THRIPS (SUPPRESSION); RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT; NEW SOIL ACTIVE INSECTICIDE; PER ME-TOO REQUEST FROM ME: MITES ARE A COMMON PEST AND THIS LOOKS LIKE A GOOD ALTERNATIVE; NC - Broad mites are becoming an issue in blackberry crops in some areas of NC and we have limited chemicals for use against this mite pest:06/24; AR: need for more control options for thrips, aphids, whiteflies, and TSSM in greenhouse production:06/26;
12601 D	I	ND			CANEBERRY (RASPBERRY) (GH)	FENAZAQUIN	Magister Magus	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	AR, CA, MI, NC, VA		*08/20/2018	12601
	Reasons	SPIDER MITES, THRIPS; VERY FEW PRODUCTS LABELED FOR THIS CROP GROWN IN THE GH AND FOR THESE PESTS; IMPORTANT FOR RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT; AR: More options for TSSM in GH production is paramount to success in Arkansas for caneberries, especially raspberries:06/26;
13894 D	H	ND			CANOLA	ACETOCHLOR	Degree Herbicide Harness 20g Herbicide	UNDER EVALUATION	KY		*08/07/2024	13894
	Reasons	Weeds/pests listed on current product label will not change. Winter oilseed biofuel crops may be double cropped after corn and soybeans. Current corn/soy herbicide labels do not allow for 4 months plantback to oilseeds. This request is to develop crop rotational data to support reducing plantback window:08/24;
13185 M	H	13185	H		CANOLA	PRONAMIDE	Kerb	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	AZ, ID		*12/01/2020	13185
	Reasons	GRASS WEEDS, SPECIFICALLY ITALIAN GRASS; IN WINTER CANOLA PRODUCTION REGIONS OF THE U.S., ITALIAN RYEGRASS AND GRASS WEEDS GENERALLY ARE BECOMING LESS SENSITIVE AND IN MANY CASES RESISTANT TO MULTIPLE HERBICIDES; SEVERAL DIFFERENT HERBICIDE GROUPS WITH DISTINCT MODES OF ACTION REGISTERED FOR CANOLA, INCLUDING GLYPHOSATE, HAVE EXHIBITED PARTIAL OR COMPLETE LOSS OF EFFICACY; PRONAMIDE WOULD PROVIDE A MUCH-NEEDED, ALTERNATIVE MODE OF ACTION TO ENABLE CONTROL OF ITALIAN RYEGRASS AND OTHER GRASS WEEDS IN WINTER CANOLA AND PROVIDE A HERBICIDE STEWARDSHIP OPPORTUNITY FOR GROWERS TO DELAY THE ONSET OF RESISTANCE TO CURRENTLY REGISTERED CHEMISTRIES; AN ADDITIONAL AND NOVEL USE OF PRONAMIDE THAT IS BEING CONSIDERED IS ITS USE AS AN EARLY PRE ON SPRING CANOLA ACRES TO MITIGATE OVERWINTERING GRASS WEED POPULATIONS WHICH FOR MULTIPLE REASONS CAN BE DIFFICULT TO CONTROL EFFECTIVELY IN THE SPRING WITH GLYPHOSATE OR FOP/DIM CHEMISTRIES; THE TANGIBLE ECONOMIC BENEFIT OF CANOLA TO PRODUCERS IS EXTREMELY SIGNIFICANT; AND THE IMPORTANCE OF HAVING EFFECTIVE WEED CONTROL OPTIONS IS CRITICAL TO CONTINUED DOMESTIC PRODUCTION OF CANOLA THAT COUNTERS THE U.S. SUPPLY DEFICIT IN EDIBLE CANOLA OIL AND THE ENORMOUS CANOLA MEAL REQUIREMENTS OF THE DAIRY SECTOR
13898 D	H	ND			CANOLA	PYROXASULFONE	Zidua	NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	KY		*08/07/2024	13898
	Reasons	Weeds/pests listed on current product label will not change. Winter oilseed biofuel crops may be double cropped after corn and soybeans. Current corn/soy herbicide labels do not allow for 4 months plantback to oilseeds. This request is to develop crop rotational data to support reducing plantback window:08/24;
13895 D	H	ND			CANOLA	S-METOLACHLOR/METOLACHLOR	Dual Magnum	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	KY		*08/07/2024	13895
	Reasons	Weeds/pests listed on current product label will not change. Winter oilseed biofuel crops may be double cropped after corn and soybeans. Current corn/soy herbicide labels do not allow for 4 months plantback to oilseeds. This request is to develop crop rotational data to support reducing plantback window:08/24;
14089	H	ND			CANTALOUPE	GLUFOSINATE-P		RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED	AR, FL, GA, LA, MD, TN		*02/17/2026	14089
	Reasons	Broadleaf weeds such as morningglory, amaranth and ragweed parthenium as well as small annual grasses. Liberty (glufosinate-ammonium) is currently registered for this use but BASF is no longer making Liberty. Moving the current uses from the Liberty to Liberty Ultra label is essential for farmers:02/26; MD: Glufosinate P needed as an alternative postemergence option for control of emerged weeds in between plastic rows:06/26; TN: broadleaf weeds, limited herbicide options:06/26; LA: producers need liberty ultra for row middle and preplant burndown applications:06/26; AR: need more burn down options for broad leaf weeds, Glufosinate ultra will be paramount in keeping fields clean:06/26;
10910 E	H	10910		H	CARDOON	PENDIMETHALIN	Prowl	TOL EST; NEED E/CS DATA TO ADD CROP/PEST	CA	08/17/2015	08/16/2011	10910
	Reasons	ANNUAL GRASSES, BROADLEAF WEEDS
12053 D	H	12053			CARINATA (BRASSICA CARINATA)	CLOPYRALID	Stinger Transline	TOL EST; NEED E/CS DATA TO ADD CROP/PEST	AR, NC, SD	09/01/2016	*09/01/2016	12053
	Reasons	MOSTLY FOR CANADA THISTLE AND OTHER BROADLEAF PERENNIALS, BUT CAN ALSO CONTROL SOME ANNUAL BROADLEAF WEEDS SUCH AS COMMON SUNFLOWER AND COMMON RAGWEED; Based on SSR from NC, Carinata production is increasing in the southern US, but there are no POST herbicides resgistered limiting weed control options. In order to add carinata to Stinger (clopyralid) label, E/CS data is needed. Southern US target weeds are mainly winter annuals such as chickweed, henbit, primrose,radish:07/18
10974 D	H	10974			CARINATA (BRASSICA CARINATA)	LINURON	Linex 4l Lorox-df	RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED	AR, MT, NC, TN	06/28/2019	04/11/2012	10974
	Reasons	SEE IF BRASSICA CAN BE PLANTED IN THE FALL AFTER USE IN SUMMER APPLIC THE SAME YEAR (CURRENTLY 16-18 MONTH PLANT-BACK RESTRICTION); PER NC ME-TOO REQUEST: RESEARCH IN NC HAS SHOWN HIGH SENSITIVITY OF BRASSICA CARINATA TO PSII INHIBITORS; ROTATIONAL CROP RESTRICTIONS TO PROPERLY DESIGN CROP ROTATIONS IN THE SOUTHEASTERN US, WHERE CARINATA WILL BE GROWN AS A WINTER CROP
13947 B	I	ND			CARROT	CYROMAZINE	Trigard	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	MI, OH, OR		*05/13/2025	13947
	Reasons	cabbage maggot. Need new products for integrated control of cabbage maggot in root crops. We are seeking the crop group carrot/radish so that we can also get turnip and rutabaga labeling:05/25; OH: Maggots remain one of the most destructive pests of root vegetable (turnip, carrot, radish) in Ohio. Additional management options are urgently needed, as current tools are insufficient to reliably curb infestations:08/25;
14187	F	ND			CARROT	FLUOPYRAM + PENFLUFEN		UNDER EVALUATION	MI		*06/30/2026	14187
	Reasons	Nematodes, rhizoctonia, white mold, alternaria spp. Primary: Rhizoctonia. These pests are of economic importance to MI growers. Rhizoctonia has a broad host range and crops used in rotation. Alternaria radicina is an emerging and expanding problem. Current technologies: The strobilurin products are currently used for Rhizoctonia. Growers with white mold issues have not been successful with replacements for benomyl and thiophanate methyl:06/26;
14160	H	ND			CARROT	FLURIDONE	Avast! Avast! Srp	UNDER EVALUATION	MI		*06/27/2026	14160
	Reasons	Pigweed species and other annual broadleaf weeds. Primary: redroot pigweed. Carrot growers have very limited herbicide options for pigweed control. Current programs rely mainly on pendimethalin and S-metolachlor preemergence, followed by linuron and other PSII inhibitors postemergence. However, resistance to PSII inhibitors is already widespread in pigweed species in the region. Resistance to Group 3 and Group 15 herbicides has not been confirmed locally yet, but cases have been reported in the US, so additional modes of action are needed to protect these tools. Current technologies used: Growers currently rely mainly on pendimethalin and S-metolachlor preemergence, followed by linuron and other PSII inhibitors postemergence. These options are limited, and pigweed control can be inadequate when resistance is present or when residual activity breaks down:06/26;
13944 H	I	ND			CARROT	ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555)		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	MI, OH, OR		*05/13/2025	13944
	Reasons	cabbage maggot (Delia radicum). We are seeking the crop group carrot/radish so that we can also get turnip and rutabaga labeling:05/25; OH: Maggots remain one of the most destructive pests of root vegetable (turnip, carrot, radish) in Ohio. Additional management options are urgently needed, as current tools are insufficient to reliably curb infestations:08/25;
14034 M	H	ND			CARROT	METAMITRON		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	NJ, NY		*07/01/2025	14034
	Reasons	Pigweeds, lambsquarters, other weeds. Pigweeds in NYS and other locations have confirmed resistance to linuron, a key herbicide. Herbicides for use in carrots are limited:06/25; NJ: Limited herbicide options for effective residual weed control in carrots grown in the Northeast region, with increasing presence of challenging herbicide resistance weed species (pigweed, ragweed):09/25;
14082	I	ND			CARROT	PYRETHRINS	Pyganic Ec 1.4 Pyrenone	UNDER EVALUATION	SD		*11/13/2025	14082
	Reasons	Aster leafhopper. aster leafhoppers have become a serious pest problem in South Dakota, mainly because they spread plant diseases like aster yellows, which can do a lot of damage to crops like carrots, lettuce, potatoes, onions, small grains, and even some flowers:11/25;
13723 +	H	13723	A1		CARROT	PYROXASULFONE	Zidua	UNDER EVALUATION	CA, NY		*07/27/2023	13723
	Reasons	WEEDS. Annual grassweeds, Broadleaf weeds, Weeds are a persistent problem for carrot production as carrots are poor competitors. Herbicides are essential for carrot production as high-density planting limits the use of mechanical options. Therefore, carrot growers have long relied on herbicides like metam, trifluralin, and linuron. New regulatory restrictions along with loss of crop tolerances and costly environmental monitoring studies may lead to the loss of some good herbicides:08/23; NY/Carrots are in critical need of novel weed control options, particularly with the evolution of linuron resistance in pigweed species:09/23
13114 M	H	13114			CELERIAC	PENDIMETHALIN	Prowl	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	MI		*08/07/2020	13114
	Reasons	SMALL SEEDED ANNUAL BROADLEAVES AND GRASSES; THERE ARE ONLY TWO OTHER PREEMERGENCE HERBICIDES (PROMETRYN AND LINURON)
13371 E	H	ND			CELERY	GLUFOSINATE	Rely Liberty	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	AZ, CA		*09/20/2021	13371
	Reasons	IT IS THE ONLY ALTERNATIVE TO GLYPHOSATE FOR BROAD SPECTRUM WEED CONTROL WITH LITTLE SOIL RESIDUAL
14191	F	ND			CELERY	ISOFLUCYPRAM		UNDER EVALUATION	MI		*07/01/2026	14191
	Reasons	Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. apii Race 4. Primary: FOA. Race 4 is a new for MI and was previously identified in FL and CA. While genetic resistance is being explored, immediate relief is needed. Currently technologies used: There are no strategies available other than the pursuit of genetic resistance:06/26;
13812 D	I	ND			CHERRY	EMAMECTIN BENZOATE	Denim Proclaim	NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	MI, PA, UT		*06/03/2024	13812
	Reasons	peachtree borer (PTB) (Synanthedon ecitiosa (Say)), lesser peachtree borer (LPTB) (Synanthedon pictipes (Grote and Robinson)), and American plum borer (APB) (Euzophera semifuneralis (Walker)) make up the borer complex affecting cherries. After 2024, chlorpyrifos will no longer be labelled for sweet cherries, and it is anticipated processors and marketers will not tolerate use on tart cherries. Thus, alternatives are needed:06/24; MI-Greater peachtree borer is a primary pest of peach and minor pest of cherry in Utah, and chlorpyrifos is not tolerated by processors. Emamectin benzoate has shown to be effective against Sesiid wasps and an alternative is needed for this pest.:09/24; With no other reliable options, this use should represent a valid alternative to the old options. Also, resistance mgmt:06/26;
14167	H	ND			CHERRY	EPYRIFENACIL		RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED	NC		*06/29/2026	14167
	Reasons	Broadleaf weeds. Paraquat alternative; resistance management. Current technologies used: glufosonate, paraquat, glyphosate:06/26;
14212	F	ND			CHERRY, SOUR	FLORYLPICOXAMID		UNDER EVALUATION	MI		*07/02/2026	14212
	Reasons	Cherry leaf spot (Blumeriella jaapii), the most important disease of tart cherry production in the Eastern US, has developed resistance to or exhibits reduced sensitivity to multiple fungicide modes of action. Blumeriella jaapii exhibits reduced sensitivity or resistance to fungicides in FRAC 3, 7, 11 classes. A new MOA would be very beneficial. Current technologies used: fungicides:07/26;
14163	F	ND			CHERRY, SOUR	FLUTIANIL	Gatten	UNDER EVALUATION	MI		*06/27/2026	14163
	Reasons	Cherry leaf spot (Blumeriella jaapii), the most important disease of tart cherry production in the Eastern US, has developed resistance to or exhibits reduced sensitivity to DMI, SDHI, and QoI fungicides. A new MOA is needed for managing this disease and maintaining the efficacy of other MOAs. Regular rainfall events in the Eastern US necessitate frequent fungicide applications to manage cherry leaf spot. Current technologies being used: Various fungicides as noted above:06/26;
14194	I	ND			CHERRY, SOUR	MALATHION	6% Malathion Grain Dust Atrapa 5e	UNDER EVALUATION	MI		*07/01/2026	14194
	Reasons	Spotted Wing Drosophila, drosophila suzukii. Spotted Wing Drosophila remains the most important pest affecting tart cherry production in the US. Pesticides effective against SWD are limited, especially pesticides with short pre-harvest intervals. Malathion's short PHI in cherries would be benefit for SWD managemnt especially in the Midwest where frequent rain events necessitate reapplication of pesticides close to harvest. Current technologies used: Pesticides:06/26;
14213	F	ND			CHERRY, SOUR	PICOXYSTROBIN	Acanto Approach	UNDER EVALUATION	MI		*07/02/2026	14213
	Reasons	Cherry leaf spot (Blumeriella jaapii), the most important disease of tart cherry production in the Eastern US, has developed resistance to or exhibits reduced sensitivity to multiple fungicide modes of action. Regular rainfall events in the Eastern US necessitate frequent fungicide applications to manage cherry leaf spot. Current technologies used:07/26;
14211	F	ND			CHERRY, SOUR	PYRAZIFLUMID		UNDER EVALUATION	MI		*07/02/2026	14211
	Reasons	Cherry leaf spot (Blumeriella jaapii), the most important disease of tart cherry production in the Eastern US, has developed resistance to or exhibits reduced sensitivity to multiple fungicide modes of action. Regular rainfall events in the Eastern US necessitate frequent fungicide applications to manage cherry leaf spot. Current technologies used: Fungicides:07/26;
14099	F	ND			CITRUS (POST HARVEST)	POTASSIUM PHOSPHITE		UNDER EVALUATION	CA, FL, HQ		*03/10/2026	14099
	Reasons	From 10687: BROWN ROT OF CITRUS CAUSED BY PHYTOPHTHORA SPECIES; FL: Florida packers also export to similar markets and new tools to treat Phytophthora spp. in the postharvest milieu is important:06/26;
13719 H	I	13719	A1		CLOVER (SEED CROP)	ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555)		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	OR		*08/09/2023	13719
	Reasons	clover seed weevil; Insecticide resistance and field-level control failures are common in white clover seed, which has been controlled with bifenthrin. The other alternative, malathion, has substantial bee safety concerns and resistance development concerns:08/23; OR-Bifenthrin resistance, need rotation product with indoxacarb (recent SLN):05/25;
12759 H	F	ND	B		COFFEE	FLUAZAINDOLIZINE	Mission Salibro	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	HI, PR	08/29/2019	*06/28/2019	12759
	Reasons	NEMATODES: MELIODOGYNE KONAENSIS; THIS PRODUCT MAY BE USEFUL IN SUPPRESSING NEMATODE DAMAGE IN ESTABLISHED FIELDS AS WELL AS SEEDLING PRODUCTION TO CONTROL NEMATODES PRIOR TO PLANTING NEW COFFEE FIELDS:06/19; PER PR ME-TOO REQUEST: GROWERS ARE SWITCHING TO A DIFFERENT COFFEE VARIETY THAT MAY BE SUSCEPTIBLE TO NEMATODES:03/20
14145	F	ND			COLLARD	FLUOXAPIPROLIN		UNDER EVALUATION	GA		*06/23/2026	14145
	Reasons	Hyaloperonospora brassicae. Limited fungicide options are available. Currently technologies used: Rely on Phosphite, Mandipropamid:06/26;
7879 D	F	ND			COLLARD	MYCLOBUTANIL	Rally Nova	UNDER EVALUATION	TX		06/01/2000	7879
	Reasons	POWDERY MILDEW
13630 B	I	ND	A2		CORN (SEED CROP)	FLUPYRADIFURONE	Sivanto	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	HI		*05/01/2023	13630
	Reasons	USE NEEDED AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO IMIDACLOPRID SOIL USE WHICH IS AN IMPORTANT TOOL IN EARLY SEASON CONTROL OF INSECT PESTS. SIVANTO PRIME IS LABELED FOR SEED CORN, BUT ONLY AS A FOLIAR USE. WE WANT TO EXPAND THE LABEL TO ALLOW FOR A SOIL USE.
14222	F	ND			CORN (SWEET)	FLUINDAPYR + FLUTRIAFOL		UNDER EVALUATION	SD		*07/02/2026	14222
	Reasons	Northern Corn Leaf Blight (Exserohilum turcicum), Tar Spot (Phyllachora maydis), Common Rust. Primary: Northern Corn Leaf Blight. Sweet corn has few labeled fungicide options for foliar disease control, and NCLB and tar spot are increasing yield-limiting problems in the region. Effective, well-timed foliar/ in-furrow fungicides are needed to protect ear quality and yield, especially as tar spot continues to spread and NCLB is frequent. Current technologies used: None, or limited fungicide application:07/26;
14232	F	ND			CORN (SWEET)	FLUOPYRAM + PENFLUFEN		UNDER EVALUATION	SD		*07/03/2026	14232
	Reasons	Plant-pathogenic nematodes and soil-borne seedling disease (Rhizoctonia solani). Primary: Rhizoctonia, if it occurs naturally. Sweet corn growers have very few in-furrow options that manage both nematodes and soil-borne seedling diseases in a single application. Early-season nematode feeding and Rhizoctonia damping-off reduce stand establishment and yield, and current management is limited. A combined fungicide/nematicide applied at planting would protect the early stand and root health. Current technologies used: Fungicides:07/26;
13625 B	I	ND	A3		CORN(SEED CROP)(GH)	FLUPYRADIFURONE	Sivanto	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	HI		*05/01/2023	13625
	Reasons	SEED CORN IS GROWN WITHIN SCREENHOUSES FROM SEED OR PLANTLET TO MATURE HARVEST. CURRENTLY, THERE ARE VERY FEW PRODUCTS THAT ARE LABELED FOR USE IN CORN WITHIN ENCLOSED STRUCTURES. THIS PRODUCT WILL HELP CONTROL THRIPS AND OTHER SEED-BORNE PESTS AND THE VIRAL DISEASES THEY TRANSMIT WHILE HELPING TO PROVIDE A ROTATION OPTION THAT GROWERS CURRENTLY DO NOT HAVE. SIVANTO PRIME IS LABELED FOR SEED CORN USE BUT RESTRICTED TO FOLIAR FIELD USE ONLY. WE WANT TO EXPAND THE LABEL TO ALLOW FOR GREENHOUSE USE.
14142	H	ND			CRANBERRY	ICAFOLIN-METHYL		UNDER EVALUATION	OR		*06/22/2026	14142
	Reasons	Quackgrass (Elymus repens) Tall fescue (Festuca arundinacea) * Orchardgrass (Dactylis glomerata) * Perennial ryegrass (Lolium perenne) * Italian ryegrass (Lolium perenne ssp. multiflorum) Primary pest: Quackgrass (Elymus repens). Primary: annual and perennial grasses. Icafolin-methyl is needed in cranberry production to provide an alternative to Group 1 herbicides for postemergence grass control and resistance mgmt. Current options are limited, and mesotrione provides only suppression of several important grass species. Registration of icafolin-methyl would diversify weed mgmt programs, improve grass control, and support the long-term sustainability of cranberry production. Current management relies primarily on clethodim, with some suppression from mesotrione:06/26;
14129	H	ND			CRANBERRY	PRONAMIDE	Kerb	UNDER EVALUATION	OR		*06/15/2026	14129
	Reasons	Target Pests: * Quackgrass (Elymus repens) * Tall fescue (Festuca arundinacea) * Orchardgrass (Dactylis glomerata) * Perennial ryegrass (Lolium perenne) * Italian ryegrass (Lolium perenne ssp. multiflorum) Primary pest: Quackgrass (Elymus repens). Primary pest is perennial grasses. Quackgrass and other perennial grass weeds are difficult to manage in cranberry production and can reduce yield, interfere with harvest operations, and increase production costs. Pronamide would provide an important tool for control of annual and perennial grass weeds and help diversify weed management programs where herbicide options are limited. Current management relies primarily on clethodim, with some suppression from mesotrione:06/26;
13979 H	I	ND			CRANBERRY	TIAPYRACHLOR		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	MA, NJ, OR, WA		*06/17/2025	13979
	Reasons	Sap feeding insects including whiteflies, leafhoppers, mealybugs, and aphids. Tiapyrachlor is a differentiated MoA Group 9 insecticide for effective management of a broad spectrum of economically damaging sap-feeding pests. It controls pests with history of developing resistance and capable of causing significant crop damage (virus transmission, fruit quality reduction, and overall yield loss. Needed tool for sap-feeding insect pest control within Integrated Pest Management and Insecticide Resistance Management programs, supporting responsible crop protection and sustaine:06/25; NJ:Leafhoppers are a serious pest of cranberries in New Jersey. We have limited tools to control them. We need new insecticides with new modes of action:06/25; WA: We recently found a potential vector of this same, highly damaging phytoplasma in WA (and are sampling in OR in a few weeks) for the first time. While the West Coast likely doesn't have the population sizes to test for this IR-4 project, we anticipate that this is an emerging issue on the West Coast:06/25;
13680 +	H	ND	A1		CRANBERRY	TRICLOPYR	Garlon 3a Grandstand Ca	UNDER EVALUATION	MA, NJ, OR, WA		*07/27/2023	13680
	Reasons	Woody weeds, hard to manage perennial weeds; The only other tool available for this use in cranberry is glyphosate. The industry is seeking alternatives for resistance management and also in the event glyphosate use is lost. In addition, triclopyr can be used on dormant weeds and this will enable growers to expand their weed management season by months:07/23; NJ/ Ongoing field trials; efficacy of triclopyr on dormant perennial weeds (maple tree, greenbrier, dewberry) would allow for postharvest or spring wiping when cranberry crop is dormant, reducing the risk of crop injury and yield losses due to foot/equipment traffic:08/23
14090	H	ND			CUCUMBER	GLUFOSINATE-P		RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED	FL, GA, LA, MD, TN		*02/17/2026	14090
	Reasons	Broadleaf weeds such as morningglory, amaranth and ragweed parthenium as well as small annual grasses. Liberty (glufosinate-ammonium) is currently registered for this use but BASF is no longer making Liberty. Moving the current uses from the Liberty to Liberty Ultra label is essential for farmers:02/26; MD: Glufosinate P is needed as an alternative postemergence herbicide to control emerged weeds between rows:06/26; producers need liberty ultra for row middle and preplant burndown applications:06/26; TN: Glufosinate-p is a great herbicide option for growers needing burndown and row middle weed control options:06/26;
14116	F	ND			CUCUMBER	MEFENTRIFLUCONAZOLE + FLUXAPYROXAD		UNDER EVALUATION	GA, MS, WV		*05/11/2026	14116
	Reasons	Colletotrichum orbiculare. Over relance on FRAC 3 or DMI fungicides as a solo product. Premix of FRAC 3 with other groups will reduce chances of resistance development in fungus:05/26; MS: Anthracnose is an occasional pest in MS, but is quite troublesome when it occurs. While mefentrifluconazole is a FRAC 3, it has a reputation for overcoming FRAC 3 tolerance mechanisms:06/26; WV: Anthracnose is a major disease problem of cucumber in WV. No product can optimally control the disease if varietal resistance is poor. New products are needed:06/26;
10445 B	F	ND			CUCUMBER (GH)	CYFLUFENAMID	Miltrex	RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED	AZ, CA, FL, MA, MI, NY	06/26/2019	08/23/2009	10445
	Reasons	POWDERY MILDEW; NY: PM in cucurbits is problematic even under field conditions, and preliminary data shows cyflufenamid with good efficacy. Important for a rotational program:06/25; MA: Need more fungicides available for control of powdery mildew on indoor veg production including cucumber:06/26;
14201	F	ND			CUCUMBER (GH)	ELEMENTAL SILVER (COLLOIDAL SILVER)		UNDER EVALUATION	FL		*07/01/2026	14201
	Reasons	PM Bacterial diseases. Primary: PM. No bacterial products and PM rotation products needed:07/26;
13844 D	F	ND			CUCUMBER (GH)	FLUOXAPIPROLIN		UNDER EVALUATION	FL, MA, VA		*07/24/2024	13844
	Reasons	Downy Mildew. Good IPM fit and need a DM product for Cucumbers:07/24; MA: DM is major challenge for indoor cuke production, very limited option in the greenhouse/high tunnel where much production has moved:06/26;
14156	F	ND			CUCUMBER (GH)	ISOFETAMID	Kenja Kabuto	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	FL		*06/27/2026	14156
	Reasons	Powdery Mildew, botrytis. Primary: botrytis. TRANS-LAMINAR FUNGICIDE FROM FRAC GROUP 7, WITH NO CROSS-RESISTANCE WITH OTHER FUNGICIDES IN THE SAME FRAC GROUP:06/26;
13637 D	F	ND			CUCUMBER (GH)	MANDESTROBIN		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	FL, MA		*06/20/2023	13637
	Reasons	fusarium; No products available for fusarium:06/23; IN-Fusarium is a major issue in cucurbit production areas. This could be another option in midwest regions where fusarium causes serious yield losses, sometimes in combination with other biotic and abiotic factors:09/24
14104	I	ND			CUCUMBER (GH)	NK 138		RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	FL		*04/20/2026	14104
	Reasons	Thrips, Whiteflies, Russet (Rust) Mites, (Aculops lycopersici), Broad mite, leaf miner (fly). NK 138 is needed for resistance management and is in a unique group not yet registered for use on greenhouse crops in the USA:04/26;
12976 M	F	ND			CUCUMBER (GH)	PYRAZIFLUMID		RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	CA, FL, MA, MS, NY, OH		*03/16/2020	12976
	Reasons	BROAD SPECTRUM, SYSTEMIC FUNGICIDE (SDHI); ALTERNARIA, POWDERY MILDEW, SCLEROTINIA; HIGHER BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY COMPARED TO OTHER FRAC 7 FUNGICIDES AND LOWER RATES; SOFT ON BENEFICIALS USED BY GH INDUSTRY; OH: Few products are available for rotation in OH. Broad-spectrum fungicides will help to ensure sustainable management and resistance development:08/25; MA: Need options for control of fungal diseases in indoor cucumber production, especially powdery mildew and white mold but also Alternaria:06/26;
13953 H	I	ND			CUCUMBER (GH)	TIAPYRACHLOR		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	CA, FL		*05/27/2025	13953
	Reasons	Aphis, whiteflies, Hemiptera. Aphids, whiteflies and hemipterans are becoming more difficult to control. Corteva lists this as "Compatible with beneficial arthropods" and " Differentiated mode of action to help manage resistance" at their IR-4 presentation in 2025:06/25; CA: bio compatible aphid products needed:07/25;
14143	I	ND			DATE	EMAMECTIN BENZOATE	Denim Proclaim	UNDER EVALUATION	CA		*06/22/2026	14143
	Reasons	Rhynchophorus palmarum (Coleoptera: Curculionidae), common name South American palm weevil. Invasive pest in California, currently established in San Diego County (B-rated by CDFA). Serious threat to date industry. Larval feeding of this beetle occurs in the apical meristem or the palm heart. The feeding results in palm mortality by causing the entire crown to collapse and fall off. Phoenix dactylifera has been confirmed as a host plant. This is an exotic pest with no natural enemies. Highly invasive, has spread through urban forest in San Diego and is threatening to enter commercial orchards in nearby Riverside & Imperial counties. Infestation always causes plant death:06/26;
14005 B	H	ND			DATE	GLUFOSINATE	Rely Liberty	UNDER EVALUATION	CA		*06/28/2025	14005
	Reasons	Post emergent weed control. Glyphosate is the primary herbicide used by the date palm growers. This product is under increasing political scrutiny in California. Alternatives are needed especially with the increasing level of glyphosate resistance in weed species.
14152	F	ND			DILL (GH TRANSPLANT)	CYFLUFENAMID	Miltrex	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	MI		*06/25/2026	14152
	Reasons	Powdery mildew. Few products are registered for use on herbs in the greenhouse. Powdery mildew is a frequent problem. Current technologies used: Azoxystrobin:06/26;
13313 M	I	13313			DRAGON FRUIT (PITAYA)	ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555)		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	CA, FL		*08/09/2021	13313
	Reasons	THRIPS, NOTHING REGISTERED; CA: Mitigate trade limitations:09/25;
13077 M	F	ND			DRAGON FRUIT (PITAYA)	SULFUR	Ben-sul 85 Cavalry Sprayable Sulfur	NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	FL		*07/31/2020	13077
	Reasons	MITES; MITES FEED ON THE PEEL CAUSING IT TO BROWN, RESULT - FRUIT IS UNSALEABLE
13317 M	I	ND			DRAGON FRUIT (PITAYA)	TOLFENPYRAD	Torac Bexar	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	CA, FL		*08/09/2021	13317
	Reasons	THRIPS, MITES, NOTHING REGISTERED TO CONTROL THESE PESTS ON DRAGONFRUIT. CHILI THRIPS CAN REDUCE YIELDS 80%; CA: Mitigate trade limitations:09/25;
13799 M	I	ND			EGGPLANT	LEDPRONA		NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	KY, MA, MD		*02/06/2024	13799
	Reasons	COLORADO POTATO BEETLE; PROVIDES A SELECTIVE BIORATIONAL INSECTICIDE FOR THIS RECURRING PEST:11/23; MD-Growers reported a heavy infestation of Colorado Potato beetle in eggplant fields in Princess Anne, MD:07/24;
14202	F	ND			EGGPLANT (GH)	ELEMENTAL SILVER (COLLOIDAL SILVER)		UNDER EVALUATION	FL		*07/01/2026	14202
	Reasons	Bacterial infection on stem, Ralstonia (soil use), Alternaria, Phytophthora, botrytis. PM. Primary: PM. No bacterial material available and PM rotation is needed:07/26;
13303 M	F	ND			EGGPLANT (GH)	FLUDIOXONIL + PYDIFLUMETOFEN		NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	FL		*08/09/2021	13303
	Reasons	FUSARIUM; VERY LIMITED NUMBER OF FUNGICIDES REGISTERED FOR FUSARIUM CONTROL ON GH EGGPLANT PER ME-TOO REQUEST FROM ME: FUSARIUM IS BECOMING A BIGGER PROBLEM IN THE GH. COMPLETES CROP GROUP; VERY LIMITED NUMBER OF FUNGICIDES REGISTERED FOR FUSARIUM CONTROL ON GH EGGPLANT; PER ME-TOO REQUEST FROM ME: FUSARIUM IS BECOMING A BIGGER PROBLEM IN THE GH
14159	F	ND			EGGPLANT (GH)	ISOFETAMID	Kenja Kabuto	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	FL		*06/27/2026	14159
	Reasons	PM, Botrytis. Primary: Botrytis. TRANS-LAMINAR FUNGICIDE FROM FRAC GROUP 7, WITH NO CROSS-RESISTANCE WITH OTHER FUNGICIDES IN THE SAME FRAC GROUP. Currently technologies being used: cultural managing Guttation, and RH. This crop requires multiple applications, and Kenja is needed for rotation:06/26;
14103	I	ND			EGGPLANT (GH)	NK 138		RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	FL		*04/20/2026	14103
	Reasons	Thrips, Whiteflies, Russet (Rust) Mites, (Aculops lycopersici), Broad mite, leaf miner (fly). NK 138 is needed for resistance management and is in a unique group not yet registered for use on greenhouse crops in the USA:04/26;
14182	F	ND			EGGPLANT (GH)	PYRAZIFLUMID		UNDER EVALUATION	FL		*06/30/2026	14182
	Reasons	ALTERNARIA, POWDERY MILDEW, SCLEROTINIA. Primary: POWDERY MILDEW. POWDERY MILDEW AND SCLEROTINIA ARE IMPORTANT DISEASES IN HIGH TUNNELS AND GREENHOUSES. Current technologies used: Cultural, mechanical and need rotational pesticides since this is a long season crop and need more applications:06/26;
13951 H	I	ND			EGGPLANT (GH)	TIAPYRACHLOR		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	FL		*05/27/2025	13951
	Reasons	Aphids, whiteflies and hemipterans. Aphids, whiteflies and hemipterans are becoming more difficult to control. Corteva lists this as "Compatible with beneficial arthropods" and " Differentiated mode of action to help manage resistance" at their IR-4 presentation in 2025:06/25; FL: Whiteflies are a continuous issue for vegetables; more insecticides with different MOAs are needed:09/25;
13378 E	H	13378			FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED)	2,4-D		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	IL, MO, SD		*09/17/2021	13378
	Reasons	FEW WEED CONTROL OPTIONS EXIST FOR THIS CROP
13341 D	H	ND			FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED)	BROMOXYNIL	Buctril Buctril 4ec	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	IL, SD		*08/13/2021	13341
	Reasons	GRASS AND BROADLEAF WEEDS, THIS CROP NEEDS MORE HERBICIDE OPTIONS.
14084	H	14084			FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED)	CLETHODIM	Envoy Prism	NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	MO		*12/11/2025	14084
	Reasons	Annual and perennial grasses in crop. There are currently limited choices for annual and perennial grasses in crop; this use will add diversity in products registered for use:12/25;
13377 D	H	13377			FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED)	DICAMBA	Banvel Clarity	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	IL, MO, SD		*09/20/2021	13377
	Reasons	FEW HERBICIDE OPTIONS EXIST
13162 B	H	13162			FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED)	DIMETHENAMID-P	Outlook Frontier X-2	UNDER EVALUATION	IL, MO, SD		*08/18/2020	13162
	Reasons	GRASS AND BROADLEAF WEEDS; WHEN GROWN IN A RELAY SYSTEM WITH SOYBEANS, BROADLEAF WEEDS THAT MAY INTERFERE WITH PENNYCRESS HARVEST CAN BE CONTROLLED WITHOUT DAMAGING THE SOYBEANS GROWING UNDERNEATH THE PENNYCRESS
14124	H	ND			FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED)	GLUFOSINATE-P		UNDER EVALUATION	MO		*05/19/2026	14124
	Reasons	Few options exist for control of early emerging winter & late emerging summer annual weeds prior to planting pennycress. interference of established weeds to newly emerging pennycress reduces emergence, stand density, and yield. glufosinate-P is an improved formulation of glufosinate; manufacturer will no longer market a racemic glufosinate product; currently no other burndown/preemergence herbicides are labeled for use in pennycress:05/26;
13272 D	H	ND			FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED)	IMAZETHAPYR	Pursuit	UNDER EVALUATION	IL, MO		*07/09/2021	13272
	Reasons	WEEDS, ANNUAL (GENERAL); WISH TO SPRAY PURSUIT ON ALS RESISTANT THLASPI ARVENSE (PENNYCRESS) BEING USED AS A COVER CROP IN ORDER TO REDUCE WEED PRESSURE FROM HENBIT, SHEPHERDS PURSE, CHICKWEED CROWDS COVER CROP.
13154 D	H	ND			FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED)	LACTOFEN	Cobra Herbicide Phoenix Herbicide	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	IL, MN, SD		*08/18/2020	13154
	Reasons	BROADLEAF WEEDS; WHEN GROWN IN A RELAY SYSTEM WITH SOYBEANS, BROADLEAF WEEDS THAT MAY INTERFERE WITH PENNYCRESS HARVEST CAN BE CONTROLLED WITHOUT DAMAGING THE SOYBEANS GROWING UNDERNEATH THE PENNYCRESS; THIS MIGHT BE A GOOD FIT FOR SOYBEANS WITHOUT HERBICIDE RESISTANT TRAITS (I.E. NON-GMO SOYBEANS); IN ADDITION, THIS PRODUCT MAY DESICCATE THE PENNYCRESS CROP TO ALLOW FOR AN EARLIER HARVEST
14123	F	ND			FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED)	MEFENTRIFLUCONAZOLE		UNDER EVALUATION	MO		*05/19/2026	14123
	Reasons	Alternaria spp. Disease in pennycress can cause yield loss. No pest control products are currently labelled for this disease in pennycress; no pest control products are currently labeled for this pest in pennycress 05/26;
13340 D	H	13340			FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED)	PYROXASULFONE	Zidua	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	IL, SD		*08/13/2021	13340
	Reasons	GRASS AND BROADLEAF WEEDS, THIS CROP NEEDS MORE HERBICIDE OPTIONS.
14006 B	H	14006			FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED)	PYROXASULFONE	Zidua	UNDER EVALUATION	MO		*10/02/2023	14006
	Reasons	request is not targeting a pest, it is for a reduction in plant back interval. Weeds/pests listed on current product label will not change. Winter oilseed crops may be planted after corn/soy; current corn/soy herbicide labels do not allow for 4 month plantback to winter oilseeds. This request is to develop rotational data to support reducing plantback window:06/25;
13384 D	H	13384			FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED)	TRIFLURALIN	Treflan	RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED	IL, MO, MS, SD		*09/21/2021	13384
	Reasons	FEW WEED CONTROL OPTION EXIST IN THIS CROP;
13746 B	I	ND	A3		FIG	LAMBDA-CYHALOTHRIN	Warrior Karate	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	CA		*08/11/2023	13746
	Reasons	Dried fruit beetle, Darkling beetle and Fig fly; Industry currently lacks effective insecticides to combat these pests:08/23
13737 B	H	ND	B		FIG	RIMSULFURON	Matrix Tranxit	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	CA		*08/11/2023	13737
	Reasons	Annual grass and weeds, Industry currently lacks effective herbicides for weed control:08/23
14015 M	F	ND			GINSENG	METAM-SODIUM	Vapam	NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	MI		*06/30/2025	14015
	Reasons	Weed and soil-borne pathogens, suppression of nematodes. This product has been a 24C label for several years and a label is needed:06/25;
12338 D	H	12338			GOLD-OF-PLEASURE (CAMELINA)	BROMOXYNIL	Buctril Buctril 4ec	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	MN, ND, SD	08/18/2017	*08/17/2017	12338
	Reasons	DANDELIONS AND OTHER BROADLEAF WEEDS - NO LABELED HERBICIDES FOR BROADLEAF CONTROL
13376 D	H	ND			GOLD-OF-PLEASURE (CAMELINA)	DICAMBA	Banvel Clarity	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	SD		*09/20/2021	13376
	Reasons	FEW HERBICIDE OPTIONS EXIST
13164 D	H	13164			GOLD-OF-PLEASURE (CAMELINA)	DIMETHENAMID-P	Outlook Frontier X-2	UNDER EVALUATION	SD		*08/18/2020	13164
	Reasons	GRASS AND BROADLEAF WEEDS; WHEN GROWN IN A RELAY SYSTEM WITH SOYBEANS, BROADLEAF WEEDS THAT MAY INTERFERE WITH CAMELINA HARVEST CAN BE CONTROLLED WITHOUT DAMAGING THE SOYBEANS GROWING UNDERNEATH THE CAMELINA; THIS MIGHT BE A GOOD FIT FOR SOYBEANS WITHOUT HERBICIDE RESISTANT TRAITS (I.E. NON-GMO SOYBEANS); IN ADDITION, THIS PRODUCT MAY DESICCATE THE CAMELINA CROP TO ALLOW FOR AN EARLIER HARVEST
13909 D	H	ND			GOLD-OF-PLEASURE (CAMELINA)	IMAZAMOX	Raptor Beyond	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	MT, TN		*10/01/2024	13909
	Reasons	Broadleaf and grass weeds in camelina; The only registered herbicides for use in-crop are ethafluralin pre and several grass herbicides post (clethodim, quazalofop, and sethoxydim. Saflufenacil (dessicant only), glyphosate and carfentrazone are labelled for pre or dessication post:10/24;
13155 D	H	ND			GOLD-OF-PLEASURE (CAMELINA)	LACTOFEN	Cobra Herbicide Phoenix Herbicide	RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED	MN, SD		*08/18/2020	13155
	Reasons	BROADLEAF WEEDS; WHEN GROWN IN A RELAY SYSTEM WITH SOYBEANS, BROADLEAF WEEDS THAT MAY INTERFERE WITH CAMELINA HARVEST CAN BE CONTROLLED WITHOUT DAMAGING THE SOYBEANS GROWING UNDERNEATH THE CAMELINA; THIS MIGHT BE A GOOD FIT FOR SOYBEANS WITHOUT HERBICIDE RESISTANT TRAITS (I.E. NON-GMO SOYBEANS); IN ADDITION, THIS PRODUCT MAY DESICCATE THE CAMELINA CROP TO ALLOW FOR AN EARLIER HARVEST
13339 E	H	13339			GOLD-OF-PLEASURE (CAMELINA)	PYROXASULFONE	Zidua	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	SD		*08/13/2021	13339
	Reasons	GRASS AND BROADLEAF WEEDS, THIS CROP NEEDS MORE HERBICIDE OPTIONS.
10211 D	H	10211			GOLD-OF-PLEASURE (CAMELINA)	QUINCLORAC	Facet Paramount	RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED	CA, ID, MT, ND, OR, SD, WA	06/28/2019	08/09/2008	10211
	Reasons	BROADLEAF WEEDS, SUCH AS KOCHIA, PRICKLY LETTUCE, COMMON RAGWEED
13177 D	H	13177	A		GOLD-OF-PLEASURE (CAMELINA)	S-METOLACHLOR/METOLACHLOR	Dual Magnum	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	HQ, MT, NV, OR, SD		*10/07/2020	13177
	Reasons	FROM PR# 12867: GRASS AND SOME BROADLEAF WEEDS (WILL NOT CONTROL EMERGED WEEDS); THIS IS ONE OF THE ONLY OPTIONS FOR FAIR-GOOD CONTROL OF PIGWEED AND WATERHEMP, TWO OF THE MOST PROBLEMATIC WEEDS OF THE REGION
14175	F	ND			GRAPE	ELEMENTAL SILVER (COLLOIDAL SILVER)		RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	NY		*06/30/2026	14175
	Reasons	Grapevine downy mildew and black rot. Primary: downy mildew. Black rot and downy mildew are economically important grapevine diseases that can cause substantial crop loss if not managed preventively. New products are needed to expand effective rotation options, support resistance management, and reduce reliance on a limited number of broad-spectrum protectants. Current technologies used: Current mgmt relies on sanitation, canopy mgmt, and repeated fungicide applications timed to protect susceptible tissue. Common tools include broad-spectrum protectants, targeted single-site fungicides, copper products, and biopesticides used in rotation or tank-mix programs:06/26;
13890 H	H	ND			GRAPE	EPYRIFENACIL		UNDER EVALUATION	KY, MI, NC, NJ, NY, OH		*08/06/2024	13890
	Reasons	Annual grasses and broadleaf weeds, including bluegrass, horseweed, common lambsquarters, morningglory, Virginia pepperweed, common ragweed.Annual bluegrass (diuron and glyphosate resistant), horseweed (glyphosate and paraquat resistant), limited non-selective postemergence herbicides available for use in blueberry to replace paraquat, or complement the use of glufosinate; glufosinate and glyphosate may cause severe crop injury either dur to trunk splitting (glufosinate) or systemic activity trough sucker absorption (glyphosate):08/24; MI: Epyrifenacil offers a new site of action with rapid burndown activity that can be tank-mixed with glufosinate for synergistic control of difficult and resistant species:08/25;
14233	F	ND			GRAPE	GF-4031		UNDER EVALUATION	OR		*07/03/2026	14233
	Reasons	Powdery Mildew. Powdery mildew has started to show resistance to FRAC 3 and 11 in the Willamette Valley. Need rotation options with different modes of action. This product is registered in grapes in Australia and NZ. Current technologies used: Chemistry rotations, tank mixes with sulfur, oils or soaps:07/26;
14214	F	ND			GRAPE	ISOFLUCYPRAM		UNDER EVALUATION	MI		*07/02/2026	14214
	Reasons	black rot, phomopsis, powdery mildew and botrytis. Primary: black rot. Potentially losing other multisite products in early season mgmt (e.g. mancozeb). Current technologies used: Several fungicides are labeled but many do not focus on black rot:07/26;
14134	I	ND			GRAPE	PIOXANILIPROLE		RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	GA		*06/15/2026	14134
	Reasons	Grape Root borer. With the loss of chlorpyrifos, there are limited (basically only bifenthrin) chemistries labeled for use against grape root borer in grapes. Current technologies: Mating disruption has been adopted by several growers, but it is not practical or effective across all scenarios. Additionally, the one commercially available mating disruption product is not labeled and requires a Section-18 in order to use:06/26;
14059 H	F	ND			GRAPE	VRD-01		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	CA, MD, OR		*07/03/2025	14059
	Reasons	Powdery mildew (Erysiphe necator). Powdery mildew remains a top challenge in viticulture, requiring repeated fungicide use that can drive resistance, leave harmful residues, and face tightening regulatory limits. RNAi biopesticide offers a new mode of action, fits within IPM frameworks, and supports the needs of growers and exporters seeking residue-free alternatives:07/25; MD: RNAi is an emerging technology, helping with resistance management and residual concerns. Validating the efficacy of RNAi-based products under field conditions is meaningful:06/26; OR: Resistance to FRAC 3 and 11 in the Willamette Valley, lots of PM pressure:06./26;
14172	H	ND			GRAPEFRUIT	FORCHLORFENURON (CPPU-KT30)		UNDER EVALUATION	CA		*06/29/2026	14172
	Reasons	Increase fruit size and increase fruit set. Increase fruit size. The value of citrus fruit is determined, in large part by size, with larger fruit being more valuable. It is very difficult to achieve large size and high piece count, at the same time. The increased cost and lack of water along with the increased cost of fertilizers further complicate the issue. Kimzall ME should provide larger fruit size while maintaining high piece count which will increase grower returns. Current technologies used: Irrigation, fertilization, and when possible, early harvest, are currently used to increase fruit size:06/26;
14137	I	ND			GRAPEFRUIT	NK 138		RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	CA		*06/17/2026	14137
	Reasons	Citrus thrips (Priority pest), whiteflies, mites. primary is citrus thrips. Insecticide Resistance Management for Citrus crop group. Current technologies being used: There are multiple materials registered for use in citrus targeting citrus thrips. However, thrips have developed strong resistance to or are developing resistance. New Active Ingridient with a new Mode of Action will help in Insecticide Resistance Management:06/26;
14132	F	ND			GRAPEFRUIT	POTASSIUM PHOSPHITE		UNDER EVALUATION	CA		*06/15/2026	14132
	Reasons	Phytophthora brown rot. To establish a Codex MRL- to establish MRL for international trade. Current technologies being used to manage this pest is this as a preharvest fungicides and postharvest applications of potassium phosphite in the US:06/26;
14235	F	ND			GRAPEFRUIT (POST HARVEST)	MEFENTRIFLUCONAZOLE		UNDER EVALUATION	CA		*07/03/2026	14235
	Reasons	Penicillium decays. Primary: Green mold - Penicillium digitatum. Resistance management, redundancy is good when imazalil and fludioxonil are threatened for regulatory cancellation. Current technologies used: fungicides:07/26;
13535 D	H	ND			GRASSES (BERMUDA)	FORAMSULFURON + IODOSULFURON-METHYL-SODIUM + THIEN		RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	AL, AR, GA, NC, OK		*09/27/2022	13535
	Reasons	GRASS WEEDS SUCH AS BARNYARDGRASS, BROWNTOP MILLET, FOXTAILS, SANDBURN CRABGRASS, JOHNSONGRASS, FESCUE, SWITCHGRASS, TEXAS PANICUM, VASEYGRASS, AND MANY BROADLEAF WEEDS. BERMUDAGRASS HAY GROWERS, ESPECIALLY THOSE TARGETING PREMIUM MARKETS, SUCH AS HAY FOR HORSES, HAVE ALMOST NO PRODUCTS FOR CONTROL OF GRASSY WEEDS. THIS MAKES IT ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE FOR THEM TO PRODUCE BERMUDAGRASS HAY WITHOUT CONTAMINANT GRASSY WEEDS THAT REDUCE THE NUTRITIONAL VALUE OF THE HAY OR THAT CAN CAUSE TOXICITY ISSUES TO THE ANIMALS. REGISTRANT HAS PHYTOTOXICITY, EFFICACY, AND YIELD DATA IF NEEDED.
14195	H	ND			GRASSES (SEED CROP)	DIFLUFENICAN		UNDER EVALUATION	OR		*07/01/2026	14195
	Reasons	poa annua, poa trivialis. primary: poa sp. The grass seed industry has recently lost the availability and use of flufenacet which has been a foundational herbicide used in production for the past 30+ years. We are desperately seeking new alternative options for grass weed control. Current technologies used: Herbicides, cultural practices, and physical control measures:06/26;
13205 B	I	13205	A1		GRASSES (SEED CROP)	SULFOXAFLOR	Transform Transform	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	OR		*02/16/2021	13205
	Reasons	ALTERNATIVE TO CHLORPYRIFOS IN GRASS SEED PRODUCTION SYSTEMS; ADDITIONAL ROTATIONAL PRODUCTS FOR APHID CONTROL
13935 H	H	ND			GREENS (MUSTARD) (SEED CROP)	FLUMIOXAZIN + PYROXASULFONE		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	OR		*04/23/2025	13935
	Reasons	brassica weeds. To control brassica weeds in brassica seed crops like sheperd's purse and mustard weeds with charcoal band. Brassica seed crops are high-value ($25M industry) and require fields clean of weed to achieve pure seed products. Growers in the western Oregon area are familiar with charcoal banding since it is commonly used in grass seed crops with Fierce EZ:04/25;
13316 E	I	ND			GUAVA	TOLFENPYRAD	Torac Bexar	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	FL		*08/09/2021	13316
	Reasons	THRIPS, MITES, NEEDED FOR IPM RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT
14002	I	ND			HAZELNUT (FILBERT)	CYANTRANILIPROLE		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	OR		*06/27/2025	14002
	Reasons	Flatheaded borer, Prionus root borer. Alternatives to Imidacloprid and other neonicotinoids:06/25;
13880 +	H	ND			HAZELNUT (FILBERT)	PROHEXADIONE CALCIUM	Apogee	UNDER EVALUATION	OR		*08/05/2024	13880
	Reasons	Plant growth regulator (giberrellin inhibitor) to help reduce plant vigor, keep trees small. Concentrate internodes for high density hazelnut production. Optimize hazelnut production with smaller trees that are more easily managed (smaller canopies can reduce use and drift of other pesticides), reduced costs for pruning, hedging and temporary tree removal. Potentially reduce disease, especially eastern filbert blight. We do not have access to dwarfing rootstocks in hazelnut production; GF-WSR:08/24;
13009 B	I	ND			HEMP	ACEQUINOCYL	Kanemite Piton	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	AL, AZ, DE, FL, KY, NY, OH, OK, TN, VA		*06/09/2020	13009
	Reasons	MITES, TSSM; NO CONVENTIONAL MITICIDE AVAILABLE FOR HEMP IN USA; OH/Very few products are available in Ohio for mite control on greenhouse hemp:07/24/sb; TN: Mites have become a major pest for TN hemp producers:06/25;
13006 B	I	ND			HEMP	BIFENAZATE	Acramite Floramite	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	AL, AZ, FL, KY, MD, NY, OH, TN, VA		*06/09/2020	13006
	Reasons	MITES; NO CONVENTIONAL MITICIDES ARE CURRENTLY REGISTERED FOR HEMP IN THE USA; MD-Lepidopteran pests in the Eastern Shore of Maryland have heavily infested CBD hemp flowers:07/24; TN: TN hemp producers need more options for arthropod control. Mites and lepidopteran pests have become issues in hemp production:06/24;
13010 B	I	ND			HEMP	BIFENTHRIN	Brigade Capture 1.15g	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	AL, AZ, FL, KY, NY, OH, VA		*06/09/2020	13010
	Reasons	WEEVILS, LEPS, ROOT APHIDS; THERE ARE NO CONVENTIONAL INSECTICIDES REGISTERED FOR HEMP IN THE USA; PER KY ME-TOO REQUEST, NEED A BROAD SPECTRUM INSECTICIDE; KY-to control cutworms very early in the season:07/24;
13034 B	I	ND			HEMP	BUPROFEZIN	Applaud Courier	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	AZ, FL, KY, NY, OH, VA		*07/09/2020	13034
	Reasons	WHITEFLY; NO CONVENTIONAL CHEMICALS REGISTERED FOR THIS NEW CROP; OH-would be useful as a rotation product:08/24; OH/There are few to no alternative products to control whiteflies AND leafhoppers:06/25;
13307 B	I	ND			HEMP	CYANTRANILIPROLE		RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	AL, DE, FL, MD, OH		*08/09/2021	13307
	Reasons	LEPS, APHIDS, LEAFMINER, THRIPS, WF, BEETLES, GRASSHOPPER; HEMP IS A NEW CROP WITHOUT ANY CONVERNTIONAL PRODUCTS REGISTERED FOR USE. THIS IS BOTH SYSTEMIC AND BROAD SPECTRUM; DE/Corn earworm is the most important pest of hemp for CBD or grain production. Cyantraniliprole would provide excellent earworm management as well as being a bit more broad spectrum to potentially pick up other pests:08/23; MD-Lepidopteran pests in the Eastern Shore of Maryland have heavily infested CBD hemp flowers:07/24; OH-Product could be used as a rotation molecule for control of aphids, thrips and whiteflies:08/24;
13036 B	I	ND			HEMP	ETOXAZOLE	Secure Zoom	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	AL, AZ, FL, KY, OH, TN, VA		*07/10/2020	13036
	Reasons	MITES; CURRENTLY NO CONVENTIONAL MITICIDES ARE REGISTERED FOR HEMP; KY-Need effective control for this pest on this new crop:06/25; TN: Hemp producers in TN need more options for mite control, particularly in GH settings:06/25;
14044 B	I	ND			HEMP	NEEM OIL		UNDER EVALUATION	OH		*07/02/2025	14044
	Reasons	rice root aphid, and other aphids. There are no alternatives for the control of rice root aphid:06/25;
13711 H	F	ND	C		HEMP	PYRAZIFLUMID		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	KY, NC, NY, OR, TX		*08/08/2023	13711
	Reasons	Sclerotinia, Botrytis, Golovinomyces, Root and stem rots, head mold, leaf mold:08/23; NY-Botrytis is one of the top issues in GH Hemp:08/24; NC-Mgmt of grain hemp flower diseases during seed production is critical:06/25; KY - head mold is primary issue 06/26;
13072 M	F	ND			HEMP	PYRIOFENONE	Prolivo Property	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	AZ, FL, KY, MD, VA		*07/30/2020	13072
	Reasons	POWDERY MILDEW; POWDERY MILDEW IS BOTH A GH AND FIELD PROBLEM; THIS CONVENTIONAL PESTICIDE WILL PERMIT ROTATION OF DISEASE MANAGEMENT TOOLS; PER MD ME-TOO REQUEST: HEMP PRODUCTION IN THE MID-ATLANTIC WILL NOT BE FEASIBLE WITHOUT PRODUCTS AVAILABLE TO MANAGE DISEASE PESTS
13066 M	H	ND			HEMP	TOLPYRALATE		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	AZ, FL, ID, IL, MD, NY, OH, OK, VA		*07/28/2020	13066
	Reasons	FOR POST-EMERGENCE CONTROL AGAINST BROADLEAF WEEDS AND MANY ANNUAL GRASSES; THERE ARE NO CONVENTIONAL HERBICIDES FOR WEED CONTROL IN HEMP; NY - Consider topyralate for row middles in transplanted hemp. With the exception of ethalfluralin, there are no synthetic herbicides registered for use in crop. Row middles must remain clean for the movement of workers and to prevent seed production:08/23
12840 B	H	12840	A		HEMP (SEED)	BROMOXYNIL	Buctril Buctril 4ec	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	FL, KY, MD, MO, MT, NC, NY, OK, TN, VA	09/05/2019	*08/27/2019	12840
	Reasons	BROADLEAF WEEDS; NO POSTEMERGENCE HERBICIDES ARE LABELED IN HEMP; PER MT ME-TOO REQUEST, WEED CONTROL IS THE PRIMARY ISSUE IN HEMP IN MT, AND GROWERS NEED TOOLS FOR DICOT WEEDS; MO: Hemp as a grain forward crop has immense potential as an oilseed crop to provide optionality and reliable profitability to farmers. Additionally, many potential investors and commercial partners of ours are seeking a post emergent solution:04/26; MT: More reassurance for farmers to grow hemp if they have tools to control weeds in season. A broadleaf control post emergent is a vital part of this industry growth. Without it it makes it hard to convince farmer's to want to grow the crop:05/26; TN: Currently few in-crop herbicide options to manage weeds in seed hemp production:06/26;
13315 D	I	ND			HEMP, INDUSTRIAL (FIBER)	CYANTRANILIPROLE		RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	FL		*08/09/2021	13315
	Reasons	LEPS, APHIDS, LEAFMINER, THRIPS. WF, BEETLES, GRASSHOPPER, HEMP IS AN NEW CROP WITHOUT ANY CONVENTIONAL PRODUCTS REGISTERED FOR USE. THIS IS BOTH SYSTEMIC AND BROAD SPECTRUM.
13887 M	H	ND			HOPS	EPYRIFENACIL		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	NY, OR, TN		*08/06/2024	13887
	Reasons	broadleaf and grass weeds, both annuals and perennial species. Limited tools for weed control/burndown. Concerns about paraquat safety, glufosinate residues, carfentrazone performance.:08/24; TN: Limited options available, especially with loss of paraquat:06/26;
14178	F	ND			HOPS	ETHABOXAM	Elumin Intego Solo	UNDER EVALUATION	OR		*06/30/2026	14178
	Reasons	Hop downy mildew (Pseudoperonospora humuli). Hop downy mildew broadly established and damaging in hop in the United States. The hop downy mildew pathogen has developed resistance to two different fungicide modes of action. Multiple fungicides with unique modes of action are required for sustainable disease management. Current technologies used: Cultural controls, limited host resistance, and a range of fungicides, mostly synthetic fungicides:06/26;
14185	H	ND			HOPS	GLUFOSINATE-P		UNDER EVALUATION	TN		*06/30/2026	14185
	Reasons	early emerged hop shoots and broadleaf weeds. primary: morningglory. control of broadleaf, reduction of heavy grass pressure, and removal of basal hop growth reduced the incidence of powdery mildew. Current technologies: Liberty (glufosinate-ammonium):06/26;
14125	I	ND			HOPS	ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555)		RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED	WA		*05/28/2026	14125
	Reasons	Spider mites. They are an intractable pest in hops. A new and very effective mode of action will benefit hop producers nationally. Spraying of other acaricides. Limited augmented biological control with Stethorus beetles and predatory mites:05/26;
10490 B	I	ND			HOPS	SPINETORAM	Radiant	LABELED, RESIDUE DATA NEEDED FOR EXPORT	AL, ID, NY, PA, VA, WA	06/26/2019	08/31/2009	10490
	Reasons	ARMYWORMS, CUTWORMS, LEAFROLLERS, LOOPERS, THRIPS (SUPPRESSION); PER NY ME-TOO REQUEST, ALMOST NO PRODUCTS LABELED FOR EUROPEAN CORN BORER AND SOME OTHER LEPIDOPTERA ON THIS CROP; CURRENT LABEL ONLY ALLOWS DELEGATE USE ON DRIED HOP CONES; SUGGEST CONSIDERING USE DURING PRODUCTION FOR OTHER TARGET LEPIDOPTERA AND PESTS ON LABEL; AL/almost no products labeled for control of European corn Borer and some other Lepidoptera on this hop:08/23
13518 D	H	ND			INTERMEDIATE WHEATGRASS	GLUFOSINATE	Rely Liberty	UNDER EVALUATION	KS, SD, WI		*08/29/2022	13518
	Reasons	GRASS AND BROADLEAF WEEDS; SEED YIELDS CAN BE DRAMATICALLY INCREASED WHEN THIS CROP IS GROWN IN 30" WIDE ROWS AS OPPOSED TO ONLY 7.5" WIDE ROWS. THE DRAWBACK OF 30" WIDE ROWS IS INCREASED WEED COMPETITION. LIMITED HERBICIDE OPTIONS EXIST;
13166 M	H	13166			INTERMEDIATE WHEATGRASS	PENDIMETHALIN	Prowl	NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	IA, KS, MN, NE, SD, WI, WY		*08/18/2020	13166
	Reasons	GRASS AND BROADLEAF WEEDS; GRASSY WEEDS CAN BE PROBLEMATIC DURING ESTABLISHMENT; ONCE THE CROP HAS EMERGED, THERE ARE ALMOST NO POST-EMERGENCE GRASS CONTROL OPTIONS; PER KS ME-TOO REQUEST: NEEDED FOR CONTROL OF WEEDS IN WHEATGRASS FIELDS GROWN FOR GRAIN
13140 M	H	13140			INTERMEDIATE WHEATGRASS	S-METOLACHLOR/METOLACHLOR	Dual Magnum	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	IA, KS, MN, ND, NE, OH, SD, WY		*08/17/2020	13140
	Reasons	GRASSY WEEDS; GRASSY WEEDS CAN BE PROBLEMATIC DURING ESTABLISHMENT; ONCE THE CROP HAS EMERGED, THERE ARE ALMOST NO POST-EMERGENCE GRASS CONTROL OPTIONS; PER WY ME-TOO REQUEST: THIS REQUESTED USE IS ESSENTIAL TO ESTABLISHING PERENNIAL WHEATGRASS STANDS AND PREVENTING TOTAL LOSS OF GRAIN/SEED PRODUCTION IN THE ESTABLISHMENT YEAR
13738 M	H	ND	A		INTERMEDIATE WHEATGRASS	SULFOSULFURON	Maverick	NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	CO, SD		*08/11/2023	13738
	Reasons	Selective herbicide for certain annual and perennial grasses and broadleaf weeds; Lack of products labeled for intermediate wheat grass, makes adoption of new crop much more difficult for producers. Large amount of interest around intermediate wheat grass for different uses:08/23
13302 B	I	ND			JACKFRUIT	BIFENTHRIN	Brigade Capture 1.15g	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	CA, FL		*08/03/2021	13302
	Reasons	CONTROL ANTS AND TERMITES ATTACKING WOODY PARTS OF THE TREE, NOTHING REGISTERED TO CONTROL ANTS ON JACKFRUIT; CA: Mitigate trade limitations:09/25;
14114	F	ND			KALE	MEFENTRIFLUCONAZOLE + FLUXAPYROXAD		UNDER EVALUATION	GA, MS		*05/06/2026	14114
	Reasons	Alternaria and Cercopora. Resistance to QoI fungicides particularly in Alternaria are well documented and spreading across east coast. Alternative premix chemistries from different FRAC groups are needed:05/26; MS: Cercospora is especially difficult to manage in MS. For the local market vendors, we would like to see the product labeled for the entire 16B subgroup:06/26;
13992 B	F	ND			KIWIFRUIT	BOSCALID + PYRACLOSTROBIN	Pristine	UNDER EVALUATION	CA		*06/27/2025	13992
	Reasons	Fungal canker pathogens Neofusicoccum spp, Diplodia spp., Diaporthe spp. (formerly Phomopsis), Phaeoacremonium spp., Fusarium spp. To protect pruning cuts from canker diseases caused by fungal pathogens:06/25;
14155	H	ND			KIWIFRUIT	INDAZIFLAM	Alion	UNDER EVALUATION	CA		*06/27/2026	14155
	Reasons
13991 H	F	ND			KIWIFRUIT	MYCLOBUTANIL	Rally Nova	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	CA		*06/27/2025	13991
	Reasons	Fungal canker pathogens: Neofusicoccum spp, Diplodia spp., Diaporthe spp. (formerly Phomopsis), Phaeoacremonium spp., Fusarium spp. To protect pruning cuts from canker diseases caused by fungal pathogens:06/25;
14154	H	ND			KIWIFRUIT	RIMSULFURON	Matrix Tranxit	UNDER EVALUATION	CA		*06/27/2026	14154
	Reasons	Grasses and broadleaf weeds. Very few herbicides are registered for fuzzy Kiwifruit. The registration of Matrix will give Kiwifruit growers a pre-emergent tool to minimize herbicide applications, minimize human exposure to other pesticides, and minimize production costs. Current technologies being used: Pendimethalin, Oxyfluorfen, and Glyphosate are currently used:06/26;
14165	H	ND			KIWIFRUIT	SAFLUFENACIL	Kixor Treevix	UNDER EVALUATION	CA		*06/29/2026	14165
	Reasons	Broadleaf weeds. Very few post-emergent herbicides are registered for kiwifruit. Registration of Treevix will give kiwi growers a new tool which will minimize herbicide applications, minimize human exposure to other herbicides, and minimize production costs. Other post-emergent herbicides used are Paraquat and Glyphosate:06/26;
14171	H	ND			LEMON	FORCHLORFENURON (CPPU-KT30)		UNDER EVALUATION	CA		*06/29/2026	14171
	Reasons	Increase fruit size and increase fruit set. Increase fruit size. The value of citrus fruit is determined, in large part by size, with larger fruit being more valuable. It is very difficult to achieve large size and high piece count, at the same time. The increased cost and lack of water along with the increased cost of fertilizers further complicate the issue. Kimzall ME should provide larger fruit size while maintaining high piece count which will increase grower returns. Current technologies used: Irrigation, fertilization, and when possible, early harvest, are currently used to increase fruit size:06/26;
14138	I	ND			LEMON	NK 138		RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	CA		*06/17/2026	14138
	Reasons	Citrus thrips (Primary pest), whiteflies, mites. primary is citrus thrips. Insecticide Resistance Management for Citrus crop group. Current technologies used: There are multiple materials registered for use in citrus targeting citrus thrips. However, thrips have developed strong resistance to or are developing resistance. New Active Ingridient with a new Mode of Action will help in Insecticide Resistance Management:06/26;
14131	F	ND			LEMON	POTASSIUM PHOSPHITE		UNDER EVALUATION	CA		*06/15/2026	14131
	Reasons	Phytophthora brown rot. To establish a Codex MRL- to establish MRL for international trade. Current technologies being used to manage this pest is this as a preharvest fungicides and postharvest applications of potassium phosphite in the US:06/26;
14181	F	ND			LEMON (POST HARVEST)	MEFENTRIFLUCONAZOLE		UNDER EVALUATION	CA		*06/30/2026	14181
	Reasons	Penicillium decays. Primary: Green mold - Penicillium digitatum. Resistance management, redundancy is good when imazalil and fludioxonil are threatened for regulatory cancellation. Current technologies used: fungicides:06/26;
13970 B	F	ND			LETTUCE (GH)	FENAMIDONE	Reason Fenom	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	FL, GA		*06/10/2025	13970
	Reasons	Phytophthora. It is being developed in Canada and need to have USA labels of harmonization:08/25; GA-Greenhouse and controlled environment grown leafy greens encounter oomycetes as a major problem. Having more product options will be helpful:06/25;
14157	F	ND			LETTUCE (GH)	ISOFETAMID	Kenja Kabuto	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	FL		*06/27/2026	14157
	Reasons	Powdery mildew. TRANS-LAMINAR FUNGICIDE FROM FRAC GROUP 7, WITH NO CROSS-RESISTANCE WITH OTHER FUNGICIDES IN THE SAME FRAC GROUP:06/26;
14105	I	ND			LETTUCE (GH)	NK 138		RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	FL		*04/20/2026	14105
	Reasons	Thrips, Whiteflies, Russet (Rust) Mites, (Aculops lycopersici), Broad mite, leaf miner (fly). NK 138 is needed for resistance management and is in a unique group not yet registered for use on greenhouse crops in the USA:04/26;
14111	I	ND			LETTUCE (GH)	TIAPYRACHLOR		UNDER EVALUATION	FL, GA		*05/06/2026	14111
	Reasons	Aphids, Whiteflies, leafhoppers. Aphids are becoming more difficult to control. Hemiptera like leafhoppers have very few control materials for GH use. Spectrum of pests great fit of lettuce:05/26; GA: Need addl chemistries for whitefly and thrips on GH leafy greens:06/26;
13801 B	F	ND			LETTUCE (LEAF) (GH)	CYAZOFAMID	Ranman Segway	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	FL, GA, OH, VA		*02/16/2024	13801
	Reasons	Pythium, Phytophthora, Growing segment and need this key product;02/24; GA-Pythium and Phytophthora is a major problem I have noticed in Georgia CEA facilities (hydroponic and greenhouse transplants):06/25; OH: Pythium, Phytophthora,are important pathogens of leafy greens in Ohio:08/25;
11294 B	H	11294			LONGAN	FLUMIOXAZIN	Valor Chateu	NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	FL		08/09/2013	11294
	Reasons	RESIDUAL CONTROL OF PARTHENIUM WEED
12838 B	I	12838			LYCHEE	BIFENTHRIN + ZETA-CYPERMETHRIN		RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	CA, FL		*08/23/2019	12838
	Reasons	SRI LANKAN WEEVIL WHICH DEFOLIATES TREES, DEBILITATING THEIR ESTABLISHMENT, GROWTH AND FRUIT PRODUCTION; NOTHING REGISTERED THAT CONTROLS THIS PEST ON LYCHEE AND LONGAN; CA: Mitigate trade limitations:09/25;
13391 E	I	13391			LYCHEE	TOLFENPYRAD	Torac Bexar	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	FL		*12/22/2021	13391
	Reasons	ONLY SULFUR USED AS A PREVENTATIVE IS REGISTERED FOR USE; NEED FOR ALTERNATIVES FOR RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT
14239	F	ND			MANDARIN	POTASSIUM PHOSPHITE		UNDER EVALUATION	CA		*07/05/2026	14239
	Reasons	Phytophthora species. Primary: All species cause brown rot. To establish international tolerances in Codex to all trade. Primary: Preharvest and postharvest use of potassium phosphite in the United States:07/26;
14117	H	ND			MANGO	1-AMINOCYCLOPROPANE-1-CARBOXYLIC ACID (ACC)		UNDER EVALUATION	PR		*05/11/2026	14117
	Reasons	Flower and Fruit thinning. Flowering in mango trees is a complex physiological process governed by the interplay of environmental cues, genetic regulation and hormonal signaling. The shift in climate patterns has turned the once- predictable flowering of a mango tree into a complex physiological puzzle. Since environmental cues are becoming unreliable, we look toward internal regulators. ACC is a precursor of ethylene which promotes flower development and fruit set:05/26;
11810 M	F	11810			MANGO	BOSCALID + PYRACLOSTROBIN	Pristine	TOL EST; NEED E/CS DATA TO ADD CROP/PEST	FL	09/22/2015	*09/18/2015	11810
	Reasons	ANTHRACNOSE
11293 M	H	11293			MANGO	FLUMIOXAZIN	Valor Chateu	NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	CA, FL, PR		08/09/2013	11293
	Reasons	PARTHENIUM HYSTEROPHORUS; NEED RESIDUAL CONTROL OF INVASIVE WEEDS; CA: Mitigate trade limitations:09/25;
14119	Other	ND			MANGO	S-ABSCISIC ACID		UNDER EVALUATION	PR		*05/13/2026	14119
	Reasons	Flower and fruit thinning. Flowering in mango trees is a complex physiological process governed by the interplay of environmental cues, genetic regulation and hormonal signaling. The shift in climate patterns has turned the once- predictable flowering of a mango tree into a complex physiological puzzle. Since environmental cues are becoming unreliable, we look toward internal regulators. Abscisic acid (ABA) is used to suppress vegetative growth and encourage flower bud differentiation:05/26;
11933 B	H	ND			MANGO	SAFLUFENACIL	Kixor Treevix	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	CA, FL, PR	07/12/2016	*06/03/2016	11933
	Reasons	WEEDS (INCLUDING PARTHENIUM WHICH IS NOT CONTROLLED BY CURRENT PRODUCTS); CA: Mitigate trade limitations:09/25;
13273 +	F	ND			MINT	AZOXYSTROBIN + BENZOVINDIFLUPYR		UNDER EVALUATION	OR		*07/20/2021	13273
	Reasons	VERTICILLIUM, THERE ARE NO OTHER COST EFFECTIVE ALTERNATIVES FOR VERTICILLIUM MANAGEMENT.
14208	F	ND			MINT	INPYRFLUXAM		UNDER EVALUATION	OR		*07/02/2026	14208
	Reasons	Rust. Overuse of FRAC 3 and 11 fungicides, risk for resistance development. A group 7 fungicide can be used in rotations. Current technologies: FRAC 3 and 11 fungicides:07/26;
14198	F	ND			MINT	MEFENTRIFLUCONAZOLE + PYRACLOSTROBIN + FLUXAPYROXA		UNDER EVALUATION	OR		*07/01/2026	14198
	Reasons	Rust, powdery mildew, phoma sp. Primary: Rust. Limited fungicides available to mint producers. Need to expand portfolio to manage and prevent resistance development. We are also experiencing more concern regarding Phoma in mint fields and this combination product may have some effect on this pathogen. Current technologies used: propiconazole and azoxystrobin are most common:06/26;
14197	F	ND			MINT	PENTHIOPYRAD	Fontelis Vertisen	UNDER EVALUATION	OR		*07/01/2026	14197
	Reasons	Rust, powdery mildew, phoma sp. Primary: Rust. Limited fungicides available to mint producers. Need to expand portfolio to manage and prevent resistance development. We are also experiencing more concern regarding Phoma in mint fields and penthiopyrad may have some effect on this pathogen. Current technologies used: propiconazole and azoxystrobin are most common:06/26;
14041 B	H	ND			MINT	PYROXASULFONE	Zidua	UNDER EVALUATION			*03/07/2024	14041
	Reasons	weeds. Lake of herbicides available for post-cut mint:07/25;
14039 M	H	14039			MINT	S-METOLACHLOR/METOLACHLOR	Dual Magnum	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY			*04/10/2024	14039
	Reasons	Summer annual weeds. Lack of herbicide or other weed management options after cutting/harvesting mint:07/25;
14150	F	ND			MINT (GH TRANSPLANT)	CYFLUFENAMID	Miltrex	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	MI		*06/25/2026	14150
	Reasons	Powdery mildew. Powdery mildew is a problem on herbs in the greenhouse. Current technologies being used: Azoxystrobin:06/26;
13872 M	F	ND			MINT (GH TRANSPLANT)	ISOFETAMID	Kenja Kabuto	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	AL, CA, CT, FL, GA, MI, MS, NC, NJ, NY, TN, TX, VA		*07/30/2024	13872
	Reasons	Botrytis. This pathogen is ubiquitous and considered the second most destructive pathogen in the world as it has a large host range. Pathogen resistance is a concern so having more than 1 product registered is important:07/24; TN - need of alternative fungicides for mgmt of Botrytis blight:08/24; NJ-Keep losing mint & this would be tremendous help:09/24; FL: It is an sporadic pathogen but important one in Florida. Good to options for the growers when it is present:06/26;
14020 H	I	ND			MINT (GH TRANSPLANT)	TIAPYRACHLOR		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	MI		*06/30/2025	14020
	Reasons	Aphids and whiteflies. There are few products registered for herb transplants for the greenhouse. An SCRI project has identified the need based on stakeholder input:06/25;
14193	I	ND			MINT (GH)	PYRIDABEN	Pyramite Sanmite	UNDER EVALUATION	OH		*07/01/2026	14193
	Reasons	spider mites. Products are needed to control mites on herbs such as mint. Current technologies used: Oils and insecticidal soap:06/26;
13828 +	H	ND			OLIVE	1-AMINOCYCLOPROPANE-1-CARBOXYLIC ACID (ACC)		UNDER EVALUATION	CA		*07/03/2024	13828
	Reasons	Fruit loosening prior to harvest to improve fruit removal with mechanical harvesters. This product has great potential as a fruit loosening agent to improve mechanical harvest efficiency of table olives. With challenges finding labor to hand-harvest table olives, the ability to mechanically harvest would be incredibly impactful for the industry. The California Olive Committee (COC) has listed this as a top priority for the industry and has funded efficacy research in 2023 and 2024; CA-Currently, the best promising fruit loosening agent to improve mechanical harvest as indicated from our cellular, molecular, physiological and field studies:07/24; CA-The challenges for hand harvesting crops has become prohibitive. And in order to survive we must mechanically harvest our crop:07/24;
14073	H	ND			OLIVE	FLORPYRAUXIFEN-BENZYL		NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	CA		*10/07/2025	14073
	Reasons	Hairy fleabane, resistance management, sucker control. Olive has few systemic post-emergent herbicide options, particularly no 2,4-D. Post-emergence control in olive is almost exclusively glyphosate-based. Resistance to glyphosate demands effective post-emergence alternatives:10/25;
13984 B	H	ND			OLIVE	ICAFOLIN-METHYL		RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	CA		*06/19/2025	13984
	Reasons	Italian ryegrass and other grassy weeds. Herbicide resistance management requires more robust rotation options for olives, a historically under-served specialty crop in CA:06/25;
14141	H	ND			ONION	ACETOCHLOR	Degree Herbicide Harness 20g Herbicide	UNDER EVALUATION	GA		*06/22/2026	14141
	Reasons	pigweed, annual grasses, suppression of primrose and other winter annuals. Primary: pigweed, annual grasses, and primrose (when in mixture with Nortron). Dacthal (DCPA) was removed from the market, Nortron (ethofumesate) has little activity alone but when mixed with Warrant is a quite effective replacement for Dacthal. Current technologies being used: Nortron is our only at plant herbicide for the control of weeds and it is most often ineffective when applied alone:06/26;
13465 H	H	ND			ONION	GLUFOSINATE	Rely Liberty	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	CA, NY, OH, OR		*07/26/2022	13465
	Reasons	EARLY SEASON WEEDS. EARLY SEASON WEEDS IN ONIONS ARE HIGHLY INJURIOUS TO CROP YIELDS AND QUALITY. THIS PRODUCT PROVIDES A VALUABLE TOOL FOR CONTROLLING EARLY SEASON WEEDS; OH/Alternative to Glyphosate for burndown preplant:08/23; NY/Burndown options are needed as onions are susceptible to early competition. Paraquat (a possible non-selective option) labeling has specified that it should not be used on muck (also human health/injury concerns):07/24/sb;
13938 B	I	ND			ONION (DRY BULB)	FENPYROXIMATE	Fujimite Akari	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	ID, NM, NV		*04/28/2025	13938
	Reasons	Acarid mites (bulb mite). Currently there are not any miticides registered for use in seedling onions that are effective in controlling the pest:04/25; ID-recd rpts of bulb mites in SW Idaho:05/25; NM-onion producers on drip fields are increasing and drip fields have increasing issues with bulb mites:05/25;
13985 M	F	ND			ONION (DRY BULB)	FLUXAPYROXAD + PYRACLOSTROBIN	Merivon Priaxor	NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	CO		*06/19/2025	13985
	Reasons	Fusarium Oxysporum / Fusarium Proliferatum. No current effective treatments:06/25;
13923 H	H	ND			ONION (DRY BULB)	LINURON	Linex 4l Lorox-df	NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	MI, NM, NY, OH		*01/16/2025	13923
	Reasons	Broadleaf Weeds. Control of invasive broadleaf weeds specifically white campion in the West Michigan growing area:01/25; OH: Has a great potential to Ohio Muck growers:07/25; NM: Though white champion is not the main focus in NM, it would still be very effective against other labeled weeds and an added tool to the onion herbicide toolbox:08/25; NY: delayed pre suppresses white campion with minimal injury. Useful tool for broadleaf weed control, including pigweeds:08/25;
13957 B	H	13957			ONION (SEED CROP)	BROMOXYNIL	Buctril Buctril 4ec	UNDER EVALUATION	OR		*05/29/2025	13957
	Reasons	postemergence herbicide options. Lack of current available options for green onion seed production. Product registered in dry bulb onion crops in other regions but not for western Oregon. Current label states "Do not use this product on onions grown under low light intensity, in areas such as Oregon, west of the Cascades.":05/25;
13780 D	I	ND			ORANGE	AFIDOPYROPEN	Inscalis Versys	NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	FL		*09/28/2023	13780
	Reasons	Hibiscus (lebbeck) mealybug; At present, only one chemistry can be applied in the critical bloom period to delay development of this pest and severe fruit drop from it. Afidopyropen would add a chemical tool that can be used in this critical time period:09/23
14170	H	ND			ORANGE	FORCHLORFENURON (CPPU-KT30)		UNDER EVALUATION	CA		*06/29/2026	14170
	Reasons	Increase fruit size and increase fruit set. Increase fruit size. The value of citrus fruit is determined, in large part by size, with larger fruit being more valuable. It is very difficult to achieve large size and high piece count, at the same time. The increased cost and lack of water along with the increased cost of fertilizers further complicate the issue. Kimzall ME should provide larger fruit size while maintaining high piece count which will increase grower returns. Current technologies used: Irrigation, fertilization, and when possible, early harvest, are currently used to increase fruit size:06/26;
14136	I	ND			ORANGE	NK 138		RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	CA		*06/17/2026	14136
	Reasons	Citrus thrips (Primary pest), whiteflies, mites; primary citrus thrips. Insecticide Resistance Management. Current technologies being used: There are multiple materials registered for use in citrus targeting citrus thrips, many of which thrips have developed or are developing resistance to. NK 138 is a new mode of action and will help in Insecticide Resistance Management:06/26;
14130	F	ND			ORANGE	POTASSIUM PHOSPHITE		UNDER EVALUATION	CA		*06/15/2026	14130
	Reasons	Phytophthora brown rot. To establish a Codex MRL- to establish MRL for international trade. Current technologies being used to manage this pest is this as a preharvest fungicides and postharvest applications of potassium phosphite in the US:06/26;
14234	F	ND			ORANGE (POST HARVEST)	MEFENTRIFLUCONAZOLE		UNDER EVALUATION	CA		*07/03/2026	14234
	Reasons	Penicillium decays. Primary: Green mold - Penicillium digitatum. Resistance management, redundancy is good when imazalil and fludioxonil are threatened for regulatory cancellation. Current technologies used: fungicides:07/26;
14029 B	F	ND			OREGANO (GH TRANSPLANT)	FENAMIDONE	Reason Fenom	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	MI		*07/01/2025	14029
	Reasons	Phytophthora. Phytophthora has been a recurring problem on this crop and there are no other fungicides registered. While mefenoxam may become registered through the efforts of the IR-4 program, other products are needed to reduce resistance risk. Previous efforts to put forward OXTP were not successful:06/25;
14021 M	I	ND			OREGANO (GH TRANSPLANT)	TIAPYRACHLOR		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	MI		*06/30/2025	14021
	Reasons	Aphids and whiteflies. Few products are registered for use on herbs in the greenhouse. An SCRI project has identified the need for new pesticide tools for greenhouse herbs:06/25;
11291 D	H	11291			PAPAYA	FLUMIOXAZIN	Valor Chateu	NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	FL, TX	08/13/2013	08/09/2013	11291
	Reasons	PARTHENIUM WEED/RESIDUAL CONTROL
13883 B	H	ND			PEA (DRY)	LINURON	Linex 4l Lorox-df	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	ID, NY		*08/05/2024	13883
	Reasons	Lambsquarter Broad leaf weeds. Fall seeded dry peas provide an additional crop for traditional dry land farming. The use of Lorox would provide much needed weed control for this important crop and make it viable in crop rotation. Adds a legume to typical wheat/fallow rotations for over 12 Million acres of dryland acres:07/24; NY: Lorox is a strong fit for peas, adding weed control and supporting rotation. In NY, pigweeds are significant problem and this ai would develop and diversify control programs:08/25;
14168	H	ND			PEACH	EPYRIFENACIL		RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED	NC		*06/29/2026	14168
	Reasons	Broadleaf weeds. Paraquat alternative; resistance management. Current technologies used: glufosonate, paraquat, glyphosate:06/26;
197 E	H	197			PEACH	ETHEPHON	Etherel	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	CA, GA, KY, NC, NJ, TN, VA	08/27/2018	05/01/1986	197
	Reasons	FRUIT THINNING
3920 E	H	ND			PEACH	ETHEPHON	Etherel	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	AR, CA, GA, MS, NC, NJ, OK, SC, TN, VA, WA		05/01/1986	3920
	Reasons	DELAY FLOWERING
14210	F	ND			PEACH	ISOFLUCYPRAM		UNDER EVALUATION	AL		*07/02/2026	14210
	Reasons	Monilinia. Resistance to DMI fungicides. Current technologies used: Propiconazole, sanitation:07/26;
14133	I	ND			PEACH	PIOXANILIPROLE		RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	GA		*06/15/2026	14133
	Reasons	Peachtree borer, lesser peachtree borer. Primary: Peachtree borer. Limited alternatives to chlorpyrifos, Currently technologies: Primarily broad-spectrum insecticides. Mating disruption has been adopted by several growers, but it is not practical or effective across all scenarios:06/26;
13972 B	H	ND			PEANUT	GLUFOSINATE-P		RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED	GA, NM, OK		*06/10/2025	13972
	Reasons	Control of volunteer peanuts prior to planting and terminating failed peanut stand. Currently no effective herbicides are labeled for controlling volunteer peanuts preplant or for terminating failed peanut stands:06/25; NM: Would be an added tool for peanut producers in Eastern NM:08/25; OK: to cover any export needs:09/25;
12722 B	H	12722	B		PEAR	PYROXASULFONE	Zidua	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	CA, OR, PA	08/29/2019	*05/16/2019	12722
	Reasons	YELLOW NUTSEDGE, HERBICIDE-RESISTANCE ITALIAN RYEGRASS; FEW HERBICIDES AVAILABLE AND GROWERS RELY ON GLYPHOSATE AND HALOSULFURON; CONCERNS OF RESISTANCE EVOLVEMENT:05/19
14075	H	ND			PECAN	1-AMINOCYCLOPROPANE-1-CARBOXYLIC ACID (ACC)		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	AZ, CA		*10/20/2025	14075
	Reasons	Efficient mechanical harvest from improved nut abscission, allowing for earlier and more uniform crop removal. Improvement in total harvestable yield and quality. Avoiding of pests and diseases from optimal harvest timing. Reduction of mummies as a tool for IPM. Increased pest and disease pressure due to climate change, as well as reduction in total yield and quality due to bloom and crop maturity variability is a problem for almonds and pecans, as well as other tree nut crops such as pistachios. Current research is occurring for ACC use in almonds (sponsored by Almond Board of California) and pistachios (sponsored by California Pistachio Research Board). A crop group label, using tested rates as well as label maximum rates, is appropriate:09/25; AZ: A more uniform bloom and crop maturity will also reduce vivípary.AKA pre-germination in pecans which causes our farmsignificant anual economic loss:10/25; AZ: a timely, single pass harvest in pecans is a cost savings and improves kernel quality:10/25;
13822 B	H	13822			PEPPER (BELL & NONBELL)	DIMETHENAMID-P	Outlook Frontier X-2	UNDER EVALUATION	NJ, NM, TN, TX		*06/25/2024	13822
	Reasons	sedges and annual weeds. alternative to current s-metolachlor:06/24; TX-Sedges and other annual weeds like purslane, lambsquarter & amaranths are a significant problem in bell pepper production in the Texas Winter Garden area. Producers would value having additional tools to control these and other weeds:08/24; NJ: Addl tools needed for controlling sedges, lambsquarters , and purslane in NJ bell pepper production:09/25;
14188	F	ND			PEPPER (BELL & NONBELL)	FLUINDAPYR + FLUTRIAFOL		RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	GA		*07/01/2026	14188
	Reasons	Colletotrichum scovillei (pepper anthracnose). Needed for the fungicide resistance mgmt. Current technologies used are: Overreliance on QoI fungicides and continued use resulted in reduction of efficacy in controlling pepper anthracnose in field:06/26;
14094	H	ND			PEPPER (BELL & NONBELL)	GLUFOSINATE-P		RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED	FL, GA, LA, MD, TN		*02/17/2026	14094
	Reasons	Broadleaf weeds such as morningglory, amaranth and ragweed parthenium as well as small annual grasses.Liberty (glufosinate-ammonium) is currently registered for this use, but BASF is no longer making Liberty. Moving the current uses from the Liberty to Liberty Ultra label is essential for farmers;02/26; MD: Glufosinate P is needed as an alternative postemergence herbicide to control emerged weeds between rows:06/26; TN: broadleaf weeds, limited herbicide options:06/26; LA: producers need liberty ultra for row middle and preplant burndown applications. Halt on production of Liberty makes this extremely important:06/26;
14146	F	ND			PEPPER (BELL & NONBELL)	MEFENTRIFLUCONAZOLE + FLUXAPYROXAD		UNDER EVALUATION	GA		*06/24/2026	14146
	Reasons	Pepper anthracnose: Colletotrichum scovillei. Primary: Colletotrichum scovillei. Limited options are available. Reduced sensitivity to QoIs. Currently technologies being used: heavy reliance on QoIs and bravo; however, due to reduced sensitivity of the pathogen to QoIs, managing this disease has been an issue for GA pepper growers:06/26;
8521 M	I	8521	A1		PEPPER (BELL & NONBELL) (GH)	CHLORFENAPYR	Phantom Pylonga	LABELED; NEED E/CS DATA TO ADD CROP/PEST TO LABEL	CA, FL, OH, OK	08/05/2014	06/17/2002	8521
	Reasons	PEPPER WEEVIL; FROM PROJECT NOMINATION JUSTIFICATION COMMENTS: PEPPER WEEVIL IS A MAJOR PEST IN FIELD AND GH PEPPERS; THERE'S INT'L INTEREST IN THIS USE AS WEL; CA/There are very few alternatives for pepper veevil, so this will allow additional AIs for rotation and to help prevent resistance. We would like to see an A1 rating for this chemical:08/23; OH-interested in products to control pepper weevil. We have a lab active colony and can test some products:08/24;
9110 B	I	ND			PEPPER (BELL & NONBELL) (GH)	ETOXAZOLE	Secure Zoom	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	CA, DE, FL, ME, OH, TX, UT	06/28/2019	09/24/2003	9110
	Reasons	TWO-SPOTTED SPIDER MITE; OH: This is a good product for the control of mites. It will be helpful to include in insecticide rotation programs. Growers in Ohio would benefit from this:07/25;
12977 M	F	ND			PEPPER (BELL & NONBELL) (GH)	PYRAZIFLUMID		RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	FL, NC		*03/16/2020	12977
	Reasons	BROAD SPECTRUM, SYSTEMIC FUNGICIDE (SDHI); ALTERNARIA, POWDERY MILDEW, SCLEROTINIA; HIGHER BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY COMPARED TO OTHER FRAC 7 FUNGICIDES AND LOWER RATES; SOFT ON BENEFICIALS USED BY GH INDUSTRY; NC-Rotational partners to control powdery mildew on pepper in covered ag settings is needed to avoid fungicide resistance in the pathogen:06/25;
14180	F	ND			PEPPER (BELL) (GH)	ISOFETAMID	Kenja Kabuto	UNDER EVALUATION	FL		*06/30/2026	14180
	Reasons	Powdery Mildew, botrytis. Primary: Powdery Mildew (confirmed with biologist). Both botrytis and Powdery mildew are significant challenges for Greenhouse peppers. Was previously listed as 12608. Current technologies used: cultural managing Guttation, and RH. This crop requires multiple applications and Kenja is needed for rotation:06/26;
12285 B	F	ND			PEPPER (GH)	CYFLUFENAMID	Miltrex	RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED	AZ, ME, MI, NC, NY, TX	06/26/2019	*07/26/2017	12285
	Reasons	POWDERY MILDEW; NEED MORE PRODUCTS TO CONTROL MILDEW; NC-Rotational partners are need to control powdery mildew on pepper in covered ag and to avoid fungicide resistance in the pathogen:06/25;
14199	F	ND			PEPPER (GH)	ELEMENTAL SILVER (COLLOIDAL SILVER)		UNDER EVALUATION	FL		*07/01/2026	14199
	Reasons	PM, bacterial diseases. Primary: PM. No current technologies available for bacterial diseases, and rotational needed for PM:06/26;
14102	I	ND			PEPPER (GH)	NK 138		RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	FL, NC		*04/20/2026	14102
	Reasons	Thrips, Whiteflies, Russet (Rust) Mites, (Aculops lycopersici), Broad mite, leaf miner (fly). NK 138 is needed for resistance management and is in a unique group not yet registered for use on greenhouse crops in the USA:04/26; NC: addl insecticides are needed for the control of thrips in peppers and tomatoes under protected structures:06/26;
13952 H	I	ND			PEPPER (GH)	TIAPYRACHLOR		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	CA, FL, NC, OH		*05/27/2025	13952
	Reasons	Aphids, whiteflies and hemipterans. Aphids, whiteflies and hemipterans are becoming more difficult to control. Corteva lists this as "Compatible with beneficial arthropods" and " Differentiated mode of action to help manage resistance" at their IR-4 presentation in 2025:06/25; OH: this provides a compound with a different mode of action. Also, it would be interesting to see its compatibility with beneficial organisms:07/25; CA: Bio compatible aphid products needed:07/25; NC: important for production of grafted pepper plants:09/25;
14225	H	ND			PERENNIAL PEANUTS	2,4-D + FLORPYRAUXIFEN-BENZYL		UNDER EVALUATION	FL		*07/03/2026	14225
	Reasons	broadleaf weeds. There are currently very few options for post emergence control of broadleaf weeds in perennial peanut. In many cases, injurious applications of glyphosate are used. A new active ingredient with a broad range of activity and relatively little damage to the peanut would be very advantageous for growers. Current technologies used: combination of 2,4-d + imazapic + glyphosate
3965 D	H	ND			PERENNIAL PEANUTS (PASTURE)	2,4-DB		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	FL		04/01/1989	3965
	Reasons	BROADLEAF WEEDS
14076	H	ND			PISTACHIO	1-AMINOCYCLOPROPANE-1-CARBOXYLIC ACID (ACC)		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	CA		*10/20/2025	14076
	Reasons	Efficient mechanical harvest from improved nut abscission, allowing for earlier and more uniform crop removal. Improvement in total harvestable yield and quality. Avoiding of pests and diseases from optimal harvest timing. Reduction of mummies as a tool for IPM.Increased pest and disease pressure due to climate change, as well as reduction in total yield and quality due to bloom and crop maturity variability is a problem for pistachios, as well as other tree nut crops such as almonds and pecans. Current research is occurring for ACC use in pistachios (sponsored by California Pistachio Research Board) and almonds (sponsored by Almond Board of California). A crop group label, using tested rates as well as label maximum rates, is appropriate:10/25; CA: quality enhancer, harvest aid:10/25;
14169	H	ND			PLUM	EPYRIFENACIL		RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED	NC		*06/29/2026	14169
	Reasons	Broadleaf weeds. Paraquat alternative; resistance management. Current technologies used: glufosonate, paraquat, glyphosate:06/26;
13310 D	I	ND	A		POMEGRANATE	SULFOXAFLOR	Transform Transform	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	CA		*08/09/2021	13310
	Reasons	GILLS AND GRAPE MEALYBUG, NOT ENOUGH REGISTERED PRODUCT TO CONTROL PEIRCING SUCKING INSECTS IN POMEGRANATE, IMIDICLOPRID EXPORT RESTRICTION BUPROFEZIN IS GOING TO CONSIDER NO USE
11245 D	H	11245			POTATO	ETHEPHON	Etherel	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	ID	08/13/2020	05/20/2013	11245
	Reasons	INCREASE SKIN COLOR & MARKETABILITY ESPECIALLY AFTER POTATOES HAVE BEEN IN STORAGE
14047 M	F	ND			POTATO	InnaLB PEPTIDE		NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	ME, NM, WI		*07/02/2025	14047
	Reasons	Potato late blight (Phytophthora infestans). Current chemical fungicides face challenges including resistance development, environmental toxicity, and limited selectivity. InnaLB, as a biological fungicide with a targeted mode of action, offers a sustainable alternative with low toxicity to beneficial organisms and compatibility with integrated pest management (IPM) strategies. This use supports reduced chemical inputs, helps manage resistant pathogen strains, and facilitates faster market access for innovative biological solutions:06/25; NM: Phytophthora sp. can be devastating pathogens for solanaceous crops in NM that occasionally present with favourable monsoon / climatic conditions:08/25; ME: ME potato growers have extensively used chemicals to "safe"-protect plants from potential late blight epidemic. however, in most years, no late blight occurred in the field. this results in unnecessary use of fungicides that costs environmental concerns. Using this new product can be alternative"06/26;
14042 H	H	ND			PUMPKIN	GLUFOSINATE	Rely Liberty	NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	AR, NJ, NM, NY		*07/02/2025	14042
	Reasons	Winter annual weeds, namely marestail. There are no effective options for glyphosate-resistant marestail in no-till and reduced-tillage pumpkin production systems:07/25; NM: Would be an added tool to help control winter annuals:08/25; NY: Good fit for no-till pumpkin systems with cover crops. Provides needed control of glyphosate-resistant marestail and other weeds where current options are limited or ineffective:08/25; NJ: Would deliver essential management of glyphosate-resistant horseweed and pigweeds, and additional late summer emerging weed species where existing control methods are inadequate or fail:09/25; AR: need for more burndown options in no-till production as it becomes more popular. Glufosinate would be a great fit:06/26;
14186	H	ND			PUMPKIN	GLUFOSINATE-P		UNDER EVALUATION	AR, GA, MS, SC, TN		*06/30/2026	14186
	Reasons	broadleaf weeds such as morningglory, amaranth, and others. Primary: Palmer amaranth. There are currently very limited options for growers to manage weeds preplant or in row middles. Current technologies used: Paraquat, carfentrazone, and glyphosate for preplant applications. Carfentrazone and glyphosate for row-middle applications:06/26; AR: desperate need of addl products for post emergence weed control in pumpkins. We have a lot of pigweed issues that outstrip preemergent herbicides and need answers to help mitigate these issues:07/26; IN: Needed in conservation tillage pumpkin to control glyphosate-resistant weeds including marestail. The post-directed application of glufosinate is safer and more effective than the current options. The use pattern should be adjusted to remove "over mulch" as most pumpkins are not planted into plastic:07/26;
14040 H	H	ND			PUMPKIN	SAFLUFENACIL	Kixor Treevix	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	MD, NJ, NM, OR		*07/01/2025	14040
	Reasons	Winter annual weeds, namely marestail. Current burndown options in no-till/reduced tillage pumpkin production do not adequately control glyphosate-resistant marestail.:07/25; NM: Most pumpkin production in NM is for agro-tourism in connection with corn mazes during Halloween season. But this could be useful in NM controlling not only marestail, but also london rocket, an overwinter food source / virus reservoir for a leaf hopper vector:08/25; OR: The addition of saflufenacil for burndown will provide improved efficacy on brassica weeds in false seedbed methods in squash, pumpkin, and cucumber grown for seed or processes markets in western OR:08/25; NJ: Saflufenacil would help with management of glyphosate-resistant horseweed and nightshades (especially pick your own operations) where existing control methods are inadequate or fail:09/25; MD: in MD many pumpkins are planted no till or into a cover crop. Furthermore, postemergence options are limited and pumpkin weed control relies heavily on preplant and preemergence programs. The addition of saflufenacil would help to improve those programs:06/26;
13258 H	H	ND	A2		QUINOA	NAPROPAMIDE	Devrinol	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	ID, OR		*06/16/2021	13258
	Reasons	MANY HERBICIDES CAUSE UNACCEPTABLE CROP INJURY. DEVRINOL HAS SHOWN THE BEST CROP SAFETY OF THOSE TESTED IN THE FIELD; OR/Lack of available herbicides to control weed pressure in quinoa:08/23; ID: Weeds can cause total yield loss in quinoa. This will help control weeds and protect crop yields:07/25;
7928 E	F	7928			RADISH	BOSCALID + PYRACLOSTROBIN	Pristine	NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	FL, OH, OR	06/26/2019	08/01/2000	7928
	Reasons	ALTERNARIA, CERCOSPORA, POWDERY MILDEW, DOWNY MILDEW
13271 M	F	ND	B		RADISH	CYAZOFAMID	Ranman Segway	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	OR		*07/08/2021	13271
	Reasons	WE'RE REQUESTING THE CROP GROUP BECAUSE OF NEEDS FOR CLUB ROOT CONTROL IN RUTABAGA AND TURNIP, AND CAVITY SPOT IN PARSNIP. REFERENCE THE FOLLOWING PRS: PARSNIP, 13018; TURNIP, 13015; RUTABAGA, 13016; OR: Request use pattern to do banded over row application at planting. It saves time and labor for growers:06/26;
13949 B	I	ND			RADISH	CYROMAZINE	Trigard	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	MI, OH, OR		*05/13/2025	13949
	Reasons	cabbage maggot. limited registered products for root vegetables and very high pest pressure for lengthy periods of growing cycle:05/25; OH: Maggots remain one of the most destructive pests of root vegetable (turnip, carrot, radish) in Ohio. Additional management options are urgently needed, as current tools are insufficient to reliably curb infestations:08/25;
14184	F	ND			RADISH	FLUOPYRAM + PENFLUFEN		UNDER EVALUATION	MI		*06/30/2026	14184
	Reasons	Rhizoctonia, nematodes. Primary: Rhizoctonia per confirmation from requester. Additional actives needed for this crop. Current technologies used: Strobilurins:06/26;
13223 E	I	ND			RICE	PIPERONYL BUTOXIDE		UNDER EVALUATION	VA		*05/12/2021	13223
	Reasons	STORED GRAIN INSECTS; POPULAR SYNERGIST FOR ADDITION TO PYRETHRINS FOR POST-HARVEST USE ON STORED GRAIN TO PREVENT PEST INFESTATION.;
14088	H	ND			RICE, WILD	OXYFLUORFEN	Goal Goal Tender	UNDER EVALUATION	CA		*02/03/2026	14088
	Reasons	Broad-spectrum control of sedges and broadleaves, as well as partial control of grasses. Wild rice only has 2 current herbicide products registered for use in California (carfentrazone and florpyrauxifen-benzyl):01/26;
14085	H	ND			RICE, WILD	TETFLUPYROLIMET		RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	CA		*01/22/2026	14085
	Reasons	Weeds, particularly grasses. Wild rice only has 2 current herbicide products registered for use in California (carfentrazone and florpyrauxifen-benzyl). There is only one product for grass control, which is florpyrauxifen-benzyl:01/26;
14030 B	F	ND			ROSEMARY (GH TRANSPLANT)	FENAMIDONE	Reason Fenom	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	MI		*07/01/2025	14030
	Reasons	Phytophthora. Fungicides are needed for Phytophthora susceptible crops. Currently, fungicides are not registered for Phytophthora on this crop:06/25; requester interested in this product as a drench for a root rot issue:07/25;
14063 D	H	ND			RYE	2,4-DB		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	HQ		*08/05/2025	14063
	Reasons	Weeds;
12058 B	I	ND	B		SAFFLOWER	CYFLUTHRIN	Baythroid Tempo	RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED	CA	07/09/2020	*09/01/2016	12058
	Reasons	LYGUS HESPERUS, BEET LEAF HOPPER, GREEN STINK BUG
13892 B	H	ND			SAFFLOWER	EPYRIFENACIL		RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED	CA		*08/06/2024	13892
	Reasons	Winter and spring annual weeds. This product is needed as an pre-plant burn down application to control winter and spring annual weeds in safflower production:08/24;
14223	H	ND			SAFFLOWER	FLUROXYPYR + HALUXIFEN-METHYL		UNDER EVALUATION	ND		*07/02/2026	14223
	Reasons	Broadleaf weeds, primarily kochia and horseweed. Primary: Kochia. Kochia and horseweed. Kochia has developed resistance to key herbicides used for preplant/preemergence burndown applications, including Express (Group 2), Roundup (Group 9), and Sharpen/Aim Group 14. The only effective burndown herbicide remaining is paraquat, which some growers prefer not to use. We need another burndown product that effectively controls kochia and is safe to the crop. Most horseweed is now glyphosate-resistant and is not controlled effectively by other labeled herbicides. Current technologies used: Kochia:07/26;
14036 H	H	ND			SAFFLOWER	ICAFOLIN-METHYL		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	ND, SD		*07/01/2025	14036
	Reasons	Annual broadleaf and grass weeds. Kochia has developed resistance to key herbicides used for preplant/preemergence burndown applications, including Express (Group 2), Roundup (Group 9), and Sharpen/Aim Group 14. The only effective burndown herbicide remaining is paraquat, which some growers prefer not to use. We need another burndown product that effectively controls kochia and is safe to the crop:06/25;
14139	I	ND			SAFFLOWER	NK 138		RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	CA		*06/17/2026	14139
	Reasons	Lygus hesperus, Beet Leaf Hopper, Thrips. primary is Lygus hesperus. Needed as part of an areawide IPM Strategy to control economically damaging pests before they migrate out of safflower and infest surrounding high value crops. Current technologies being used: Chemical AI rotation and multiple applications at strategic agronomic crop development phases. On farm sanitation, Weed Management:06/26;
7216 D	H	7216			SAFFLOWER	TRIBENURON-METHYL	Express	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	ND		06/01/1998	7216
	Reasons	ANNUAL BROADLEAF WEEDS; perennial broadleaf weeds:10/23
8610 E	I	ND			SAPODILLA	INDOXACARB	Avaunt Steward	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	FL		08/09/2002	8610
	Reasons	PYRALIDS
14071	H	ND			SESAME	GLUFOSINATE-P		RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED	OK, TX		*09/30/2025	14071
	Reasons	broad-spectrum of annual broadleaf weeds including glyphosate-resistant Palmer amaranth.There are limited products that can be used in sesame:09/25; OK: same as TX. Broad-spectrum of annual broadleaf weeds including glyphosate-resistant Palmer amaranth:06/26; TX: Glufosinate will also help with other problem weeds such as morning glory, bindweed, and other problem broadleaves. It is critical for sesame production to start with as clean of a field as possible:06/26;
13386 H	H	13386	B		SPINACH	HALAUXIFEN-METHYL+FLORASULAM		NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	DE, NJ, NY		*09/13/2021	13386
	Reasons	LABEL CURRENTLY DOES NOT ALLOW FOR ROTATING TO SPINACH THE FOLLOWING SEASON; BEING ABLE TO USE THIS PRODUCT IN ROTATIONAL CROPS WILL ALLOW FOR A MORE DIVERSE HERBICIDE ROTATION OVER A 2-YR PERIOD; IT WILL ALLOW FARMERS TO ACHIEVE EFF WEED CONTROL PRIOR TO PLANTING SPINACH & IMPROVE OVERALL CONTROL; NY-Effective weed control in crops with few herbicide options will require the development of systems approaches that support effective weed suppression in preceding years. Current label plantback restrictions may prevent the development of strong crop rotation programs:07/24/sb;
13375 H	H	13375	B		SPINACH	SULFENTRAZONE	Spartan Zeus	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	DE, NC, NJ		*09/13/2021	13375
	Reasons	CURRENTLY THE LABEL DOES NOT ALLOW FOR ROTATING TO SPINACH THE FOLLOWING SEASON; BEING ABLE TO USE SULFENTRAZONE IN ROTATIONAL CROPS WILL ALLOW FOR A MORE DIVERSE HERBICIDE ROTATION OVER A 2-YR PERIOD; IT WILL ALLOW FARMERS TO ACHIEVE EFFECTIVE WEED CONTROL PRIOR TO PLANTING SPINACH AND IMPROVE OVERALL CONTROL
14190	F	ND			SQUASH	ISOFLUCYPRAM		UNDER EVALUATION	GA		*07/01/2026	14190
	Reasons	Podosphaera xanthii. Add'l option to manage powdery mildew in cucurbits particularly squash. Current technologies used: Over-reliance on Vivando and Gatten fungicides may lead to resistance issues in future:06/26;
14091	H	ND			SQUASH (SUMMER)	GLUFOSINATE-P		RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED	AR, FL, GA, LA, MD, TN		*02/17/2026	14091
	Reasons	Broadleaf weeds such as morningglory, amaranth and ragweed parthenium as well as small annual grasses.Liberty (glufosinate-ammonium) is currently registered for this use but BASF is no longer making Liberty. Moving the current uses from the Liberty to Liberty Ultra label is essential for farmers:02/26; MD: Glufosinate P is needed as an alternative postemergence herbicide to control emerged weeds between rows:06/26; LA: producers need liberty ultra for row middle and preplant burndown applications:06/26; AR: more options for broadleaf weeds in cucumber and squash, glufosinate would be a great fit for post emergence control:06/26; TN: Glufosinate-p is a great herbicide option for growers needing burndown and row middle weed control options:06/26;
14107	H	ND			STEVIA	1-AMINOCYCLOPROPANE-1-CARBOXYLIC ACID (ACC)		UNDER EVALUATION	NC		*04/27/2026	14107
	Reasons	Premature flowering of the crop. Delaying reproductive stage of the crop to allow it to remain in vegetative state before harvest(s).Reduction or elimination of premature flowers that negatively affect the yield and quality of the stevia crop. Premature flowering in stevia results in the crop going into reproductive mode, lowering the level of steviol glycosides (which is the portion of the crop that is extracted and used to make the final product associated with the crop) and the overall amount of yield, quality and value of the crop:04/26;
13764 M	F	ND			STEVIA	BACILLUS AMYOLIQUEFACIENS STRAIN D747		NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	CA, NC		*08/14/2023	13764
	Reasons	fungicide; limited or none products register to be use on Stevia:08/23; during the 2023 FUW, the requester commented that the need is for Septoria leaf spot:09/23/sb; NC: Fungal diseases are the major disease threat associated with the crop and there are limited modes of action available in conventional fungicides:08/25;
13758 M	I	ND			STEVIA	BACILLUS THURINGIENSIS SUBSP KURSTAKI STRAIN SA-11		NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	CA, NC		*08/13/2023	13758
	Reasons	Worms; limited or nor register products for this problem in Stevia; NC: Lepidoptera spp. is the major concern as far as insect damage in the field during the growing season:08/25;
13770 M	F	ND			STEVIA	BURKHOLDERIA SPP STRAIN A396		NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	CA, NC		*08/14/2023	13770
	Reasons	Nematodes & Pythium; Limited or not available products to be use in Stevia:08/23; NC: Pythium is the main concern as all plants are grown in a greenhouse setting:08/25;
13765 B	F	ND			STEVIA	CLONOSTACHYS ROSEA STRAIN J1446		UNDER EVALUATION	CA, NC		*08/14/2023	13765
	Reasons	fungal; limited number of products available to be use commercially on stevia:08/23
13759 B	F	ND			STEVIA	DICHLOROPROPENE + CHLOROPICRIN		UNDER EVALUATION	CA, FL, NC		*08/13/2023	13759
	Reasons	fumigant; Limited or none register products to be use on Stevia:08/23; FL/Nematodes have been a concern in FL:07/24/sb; NC: In addition to nematode control, fusarium wilt is a concern in areas that have rotational crops that are susceptible to fusarium that a fumigant could be effective for control:08/25;
14108	H	ND			STEVIA	ETHEPHON	Etherel	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	NC		*04/27/2026	14108
	Reasons	Premature flowering of the crop. Delaying reproductive stage of the crop to allow it to remain in vegetative state before harvest(s).Reduction or elimination of premature flowers that negatively affect the yield and quality of the stevia crop. Premature flowering in stevia results in the crop going into reproductive mode, lowering the level of steviol glycosides (which is the portion of the crop that is extracted and used to make the final product associated with the crop), and the overall amount of yield, quality and value of the crop:04/26;
14229	F	ND			STEVIA	FLUINDAPYR		UNDER EVALUATION	NC		*07/03/2026	14229
	Reasons	Fungal disease. Septoria steviae, Agroathelia rolfsii. Requester confirmed the primary target is Septoria steviae. Fungal pathogens are particularly problematic in stevia and fungicides available for control are limited. Current technologies used: Only one conventional fungicide is currently labeled for use in the crop (Priaxor) and is limited to 2 applications per crop year:07/26;
14237	F	ND			STEVIA	ISOFLUCYPRAM		UNDER EVALUATION	NC		*07/05/2026	14237
	Reasons	Fungal diseases. Primary: Septoria steviae. Fungal pathogens are particularly problematic in stevia and fungicides available for control are limited. Current technologies used: Only one conventional fungicide is currently labeled for use in the crop (Priaxor) and is limited to 2 applications per crop year:07/26;
14206	I	ND			STEVIA	PIOXANILIPROLE		NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	NC		*07/02/2026	14206
	Reasons	Lepidoptera. Limited labeled products for insect control for the crop. Current technologies used: One Bt product currently labeled:07/26;
14226	F	ND			STEVIA	PROTHIOCONAZOLE	Proline	UNDER EVALUATION	NC		*07/03/2026	14226
	Reasons	Fungal pathogens. Fusarium spp., Agroathelia rolfsii. Requester confirmed primary is Agrothelia rolfsii. Fungal pathogens are particularly problematic in stevia and fungicides available for control are limited. Currently no technologies available for fusarium:07/26;
14204	H	ND			STEVIA	RIMISOXAFEN		UNDER EVALUATION	NC		*07/02/2026	14204
	Reasons	Broadleaf weeds. Primary: Palmer amaranth primarily. There are very limited herbicides labeled for stevia production for pre- applications that are effective on broadleaf species. Current technologies used: S-metolachlor is the preferable pre- herbicide:07/26;
13766 B	F	ND			STEVIA	STREPTOMYCES STRAIN K61		UNDER EVALUATION	CA, NC		*08/14/2023	13766
	Reasons	Fungus; limited number of products available to be use on Stevia:08/23; NC: Fusarium and pythium have been observed in field settings in '24 and '25 and there are no other products available for remedial control:08/25;
14205	H	ND			STEVIA	TETFLUPYROLIMET		UNDER EVALUATION	NC		*07/02/2026	14205
	Reasons	Grassy weeds. Primary: Grasses such as crabgrass, barnyardgrass, broadleaf signalgrass, etc. Grassy weeds can be a limiting factor on yield and quality of the crop. Current technologies used: Only 2 pre- herbicides and one post- herbicide are available for the crop. Certain species can be missed by the 2 pre's- available:07/26;
14228	F	ND			STEVIA (GH TRANSPLANT)	ELEMENTAL SILVER (COLLOIDAL SILVER)		UNDER EVALUATION	NC		*07/03/2026	14228
	Reasons	Fungal and bacterial disease. Fungal and bacterial disease. No labeled products for bacterial disease control:07/26;
14230	F	ND			STEVIA (SEED TRT)	TRICHODERMA ATROVIRIDE STRAIN K5 NRRL B-50520		UNDER EVALUATION	NC		*07/03/2026	14230
	Reasons	Seed-borne seedling disease causing organisms and nematodes. Requester confirmed Aspergillus is the primary target. Stevia seed are extremely small and are subject to fungal diseases that negatively affect seed survival and germination. No current technologies available:07/26;
13629 H	I	13629			STRAWBERRY	ABAMECTIN	Agrimek Avid	NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	FL		*05/01/2023	13629
	Reasons	AGRI-MEK IS CURRENTLY ONLY LABELED FOR MANAGEMENT OF TWOSPOTTED SPIDER MITES IN FL STRAWBERRY AND IS EFFECTIVE IN SPIDER MITE SUPPRESSION. CHILLI THRIPS ARE THE MOST SEVERE PEST OF STRAWBERRY IN FLORIDA AND VERY FEW INSECTICIDES ARE EFFECTIVE FOR CHILLI THRIPS MANAGEMENT. OUR ONE YEAR OF FIELD STUDY (2022-2023) SHOWS SIGNIFICANT SUPPRESSION CAPABILITY OF AGRI-MEK FOR CHILLI THRIPS. AGRI-MEK COULD BE EFFECTIVE ROTATION PRODUCT LATE IN THE SEASON WHEN THRIPS AND SPIDER MITE POPULATIONS PEAK.
12579 B	H	ND	A		STRAWBERRY	FLUMIOXAZIN + PYROXASULFONE		RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED	AL, AR, DE, FL, LA, MD, NJ, NY, OH, OR, SC, TN	09/13/2018	*08/15/2018	12579
	Reasons	WEEDS IN ROW MIDDLES; IMPROVED SPECTRUM OF CONTROL OVER CURRENTLY REGISTERED PRODUCTS; NY/Weed control in row middles is a significant issue late season after at-plant treatments have broken down; increased/improved spectrum of control:09/23; LA: This product will provide addl options for control of weeds in strawberry production in LA. The combination of 2 MOAs is beneficial for resistance mgmt:06/26; TN: Would provide much needed row middle weed control option. This product would control a broader spectrum of weeds compared to current available products:06/26;
13713 H	F	ND			STRAWBERRY	FLUOPYRAM	Velum Prime	NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	AR, CA, MI, SC		*08/08/2023	13713
	Reasons	Black Root Rot (fungal pathogens - Rhizoctonia and Cylindrocarpon); Currently this is labeled for strawberry as a nematocide, however Black Root Rot is not labeled. This would be a label expansion to another pest:08/23; SC: Increasing black root rot complex incidence:06/26; AR: Black root rot issues are an increasing cause of concern in Arkansas strawberries. More products are needed that are effective in its mgmt:06/26;
14241	F	ND			STRAWBERRY	FLUOPYRAM	Velum Prime	UNDER EVALUATION	MI		*07/07/2026	14241
	Reasons	Cylindrocarpon, Rhizoctonia, Lesion Nematodes, Fusarium. Primary: Rhizoctonia. We need a drench fungicide application for black root rot (Cylindrocarpon, Rhizoctonia, Lesion Nematodes, Fusarium). While this product is labeled on strawberry for charcoal rot. This would be a label expansion. Current technologies used: FRAC 11 fungicide (Abound) primarily for this but it only hits one member of the complex and doesn't target the nematodes:07/26;
14217	F	ND			STRAWBERRY	FLUTRIAFOL	Topguard Rhyme	UNDER EVALUATION	MI		*07/02/2026	14217
	Reasons	Black root rot(Cylindrocarpon, Rhizoctonia, Fusarium). Primary: Rhizoctonia. This is needed because this product is labeled for strawberry but this is a different use and would likely need both residue and performance because we are proposing a fungicide drench in a perennial field. Current technologies used: Currently we utilize Abound - FRAC 11 but this would likely be more effective and would be a good rotational partner with Abound because it is a different FRAC 7:07/26;
14216	F	ND			STRAWBERRY	FLUXAPYROXAD + PYRACLOSTROBIN	Merivon Priaxor	UNDER EVALUATION	MI		*07/02/2026	14216
	Reasons	Rhizoctonia, Cylindrocarpon, Charcoal Rot and Fusarium. Primary: Rhizoctonia. This would be a new use, it is labeled in strawberry but not for soil applications. I think it would require residue data. Current technologies used: We are currently using FRAC 11 soil fungicide drenches for root rot related issues:07/26;
14218	F	ND			STRAWBERRY	INPYRFLUXAM		UNDER EVALUATION	MI		*07/02/2026	14218
	Reasons	Rhizoctonia, Cylindrocarpon, and Fusarium. Primary: Rhizoctonia. We need additional tools for black root rot of strawberry. Current technologies used: Currently we use FRAC 11 but need additional rotation partners:07/26;
14087	I	ND			STRAWBERRY	ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555)		RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED	AR, CA, NC		*01/30/2026	14087
	Reasons	lygus bugs and thrips. requesting a shorter PHI than the current planned 3 days:01/26; CA: During peak harvest, the strawberry crop should be harvested every 3 days to maintain freshness. Overripening fruit attracts fruit flies which can severely impact quality at their destination:02/26; NC: Lygus bugs and thrips are becoming a major concern in NC strawberries in both open fields and protected structures. Growers have reported failure of current available products:06/26; AR: Large need for Thrips and Plant bug products. Currently only have Radiant for thrips and pyrethroid resistance in Tarnished Plant Bug has left only Group 4 insecticides that are effective:06/26;
14144	I	ND			STRAWBERRY	NK 138		RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	NC		*06/22/2026	14144
	Reasons	Spider Mites. NK 138 is needed for resistance mgmt. Current technologies being used: Broad spectrum insecticides that can cause spider mite outbreaks due to natural enemy non target effects:06/26;
14128	H	ND			STRAWBERRY	PRONAMIDE	Kerb	UNDER EVALUATION	OR		*06/15/2026	14128
	Reasons	Italian ryegrass (Lolium perenne ssp. multiflorum) Perennial ryegrass (Lolium perenne) Quackgrass (Elymus repens) Tall fescue (Festuca arundinacea); primary pest is Italian ryegrass; Italian ryegrass and other grass weeds are increasingly problematic in perennial strawberry production. These weeds compete with the crop, interfere with harvest, and increase production costs. Pronamide would provide an important additional mode of action for grass control and herbicide resistance management; technologies currently used are clethodim, glyphosate, mowing, cultivation between rows - all have limited efficacy:06/26;
11611 +	H	11611	B		STRAWBERRY	QUINCLORAC	Facet Paramount	UNDER EVALUATION	AL, FL, GA, MI, NJ, OR	06/26/2019	*11/11/2014	11611
	Reasons	WEED CONTROL IN BETWEEN PLASTIC CULTURE ROWS; TO BE USED ALONG WITH SEEDING OF ANNUAL GRASS COVER CROP TO ELIMINATE ANNUAL WEEDS FROM SEED; ALSO FOR USE AS POSTEMERGENCE WEED CONTROL IN THE SAME SITUATION; NEEDED TO CONTROL FIELD BINDWEED IN BEARING PERENNIAL STRAWBERRY:01/17
14109	I	ND			STRAWBERRY	SPIDOXAMAT		UNDER EVALUATION	AR, FL, NC		*04/28/2026	14109
	Reasons	Chilli thrips, aphids, whiteflies, two spotted spider mites. Works well in an integrated program. No other effective options exist:04/26; FL: Addl modes of action are urgently needed for chilli thrips and twospotted spider mite:06/26; NC:Spider mites continue to be one of the major pests in strawberries in NC, and any additional tools would be helpful to contribute to rotation programs and insecticide resistance mgmt:6/26; AR: strawberry production is in desperate need for more thrips and TSSM options. We have growers that used all available TSSM sprays last year due to immense pressure:06/26;
13846 B	H	ND			STRAWBERRY (ANNUAL)	TERBACIL	Sinbar	RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED	AR, HQ		*07/26/2024	13846
	Reasons	WEEDS;
13853 B	I	ND			STRAWBERRY (GH TRANSPLANT)	ACEQUINOCYL	Kanemite Piton	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	AL, CA, MI, NC, NJ, OH, TX		*07/26/2024	13853
	Reasons	spider mite. Few products are registered for use on bearing strawberries being sold to consumers as a bedding plant or hanging basket:07/24; OH: OH has needs for products to manage spider mites in greenhouse strawberries, including those used in hydroponic production:07/25;
13852 B	I	ND			STRAWBERRY (GH TRANSPLANT)	BIFENAZATE	Acramite Floramite	RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED	AL, CA, MI, NC, NJ, TX		*07/26/2024	13852
	Reasons	spider mites. Bearing strawberry plants are being sold as bedding plants and baskets to consumers. Additional miticides are needed:07/24;
14179	F	ND			STRAWBERRY (GH TRANSPLANT)	CYFLUFENAMID	Miltrex	UNDER EVALUATION	MI		*06/30/2026	14179
	Reasons
12513 B	I	ND			STRAWBERRY (GH)	ACEQUINOCYL	Kanemite Piton	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	DE, FL, MI, NC, NH, OH, TX		*06/04/2018	12513
	Reasons	MITES (TWO-SPOTTED SPIDER); THERE ARE FEW MITICIDES WITH GH STRAWBERRIES ON THE LABEL; MI/Greenhouse production of strawberry plants for sale to consumers is increasing among bedding plant growers:08/23; DE:This past season, I was contacted by two protected ag producers looking for mite management assistance on their strawberry. There are few products available and some products do not mention protected agriculture scenarios:08/23; NC:-more tools for TSSM mgmt in GH are needed:06/24; OH:Rotation products are needed to control mites in greenhouse strawberries in Ohio:07/24; Miticides with 0 PHI and high efficacy needed:06/26;
12244 B	I	ND			STRAWBERRY (GH)	BIFENAZATE	Acramite Floramite	RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED	FL, NC, OH, TN	07/27/2017	*05/26/2017	12244
	Reasons	SPIDER MITES; Mites, TSSM, Mites are becoming a significant issue for GH strawberries:08/23; OH: This will be useful for Ohio growers, especially in hydroponic strawberries:07/25; NC: Additional miticide tools are urgently needed under protected structures against spider mites in strawberries:07/25; FL: Addl modes of action needed for twospotted spider mite mgmt in GH strawberry:06/26;
12257 B	F	ND			STRAWBERRY (GH)	CYFLUFENAMID	Miltrex	RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED	AZ, MA, ME, MI, NC, TN	06/26/2019	*07/06/2017	12257
	Reasons	POWDERY MILDEW
14203	F	ND			STRAWBERRY (GH)	ELEMENTAL SILVER (COLLOIDAL SILVER)		UNDER EVALUATION	FL		*07/01/2026	14203
	Reasons	Fungi and bacteria in general. Fungal. POTENTIAL FOR MULTIPLE FOLIAR AND BACTRERIAL PATHOGENS. No current technologies to use for bacterial:07/26;
13346 B	I	ND			STRAWBERRY (GH)	FLONICAMID	Beleaf Carbine	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	AZ, DE, MI, NC, OH		*08/15/2021	13346
	Reasons	APHIDS (AND LYGUS), IT TAKES SEVERAL DAYS TO APPLY THIS PRODUCT AFTER HOURS, AFTER CROP WORK AND THE LOGISTICS OF GETTING PEOPLE TO WORK THROUGH THE NIGHT IS DIFFICULT. IT IS EFFECTIVE VIA DRIP IRRIGATION. IT IS BETTER VIA DRIP IRRIGATION BECAUSE THE PREDATORY MITES WE USE ARE PHYSICALLY KNOCKED DOWN WITH EACH SPRAY TREATMENT AND THEY LOOSE EFFICACY DUE TO STRESS AND THEN ARE PHYSICALLY REMOVED FROM THE PLANT. DRIP IRRIGATION IS BETTER FOR OUR BENEFICIALS AS WELL AS FOR LABOR; MI/The proposed use via drip irrigation is attractive to bedding plant growers who often hang strawberry baskets overhead making foliar applicaitons difficult:08/23; DE/ Aphids are a major greenhouse strawberry pest. Beleaf's label does not explicitly approve greenhouse use:08/23; NC/Lygus is becoming and issue in some strawberry plantings in NC and alternative insecticides will be useful for GH and high tunnel strawberries:08/24; OH: Ohio growers will benefit from having an additional product for control of aphids, especially in hydroponic strawberries. This project may be done as an integrated solutions project:07/25;
14106	I	ND			STRAWBERRY (GH)	NK 138		RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	FL, NC		*04/20/2026	14106
	Reasons	Thrips, Whiteflies, Russet (Rust) Mites, (Aculops lycopersici), Broad mite, leaf miner (fly). NK 138 is needed for resistance mgmt because it is in a unique group not yet registered for use on gh crops in the USA:04/26; NC: For use against spider mites in strawberries under protected structures. This tool is needed for resistance mgmt of spider mites as well:06/26;
14183	F	ND			STRAWBERRY (GH)	PYRAZIFLUMID		UNDER EVALUATION	FL		*06/30/2026	14183
	Reasons	ALTERNARIA, ALTERNARIA, POWDERY MILDEW, SCLEROTINIA, SCLEROTINIA. Primary: POWDERY MILDEW. THIS MATERIAL IS VERY COMPATIBLE FOR USE IN GH strawberries; THERE IS SAFETY TO BENEFICIALS. Current technologies used: cultural, mechanical, and rotational materials are needed:06/26;
13620 B	F	ND			STRAWBERRY (GH)	PYRIOFENONE	Prolivo Property	RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED	FL		*04/10/2023	13620
	Reasons	POWDERY MILDEW. NEW FRAC GROUP FOR RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT:04/23
14112	I	ND			STRAWBERRY (GH)	TIAPYRACHLOR		UNDER EVALUATION	FL		*05/06/2026	14112
	Reasons	Aphids, Whiteflies, leafhoppers. Aphids are becoming more difficult to control. Hemiptera like leafhoppers have very few control materials for GH use. Great spectrum of target pests and needed for rotation and full season control:05/26;
13937 B	I	ND			STRAWBERRY (GH)	TOLFENPYRAD	Torac Bexar	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	DE, NC		*04/28/2025	13937
	Reasons	aphids, powdery mildew, thrips. Strawberry vegetative tip producer in-doors fighting both aphids and powdery mildew. Tip production is a unique facet of strawberry production, the daughter plants are used for transplanting outdoors and the daughters need to be virus free. Producer has a potentially important system for the industry which is facing enormous challenges with neopestalotiopsis in outdoor nursery production fields:04/25; NC: indoor propagation of strawberry has focus on disease free plants, need more tools:09/25;
10238 D	H	10238			SUGAR APPLE	GLUFOSINATE	Rely Liberty	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	FL		*08/24/2016	10238
	Reasons	PARTHENIUM HYSTEROPHORUS
14081	I	ND			SUGARCANE	AFIDOPYROPEN	Inscalis Versys	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	LA		*11/13/2025	14081
	Reasons	West Indian cane fly (Saccharosydne saccharivora) Sugarcane aphid (Melanaphis sacchari) Yellow sugarcane aphid (Sipha flava). Currently registered products don't provide effective control of the hemipteran pest complex. New modes of action that are safe on beneficial insects are needed:11/25;
14140	H	ND			SUGARCANE	TIAFENACIL		RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	LA		*06/22/2026	14140
	Reasons	Itchgrass [Rottboellia cochinchinensis (Lour.) W.D. Clayton]. Currently, the sugarcane industry is limited to paraquat for non-selective weed control utilizing postemergence-directed applications. With concerns about the future of paraquat’s registration status, other herbicide options are needed. Tiafenacil may also provide benefits in controlling other troublesome weeds such as johnsongrass [Sorghum halepense (L.) Pers.], ragweed parthenium (Parthenium hysterophorus L.), and morningglory (Ipomoea spp.). Current technologies being used: Tillage, preemergence (pendimethalin, trifluralin, clomazone), postemergence (asulam, trifloxysulfuron-sodium), and postemergence-directed (paraquat) herbicides:06/26;
14224	H	ND			SUNFLOWER	FLUROXYPYR + HALUXIFEN-METHYL		UNDER EVALUATION	ND		*07/02/2026	14224
	Reasons	Broadleaf weeds, primarily kochia and horseweed. Primary: Kochia. Kochia and horseweed. Kochia has developed resistance to key herbicides used for preplant/preemergence burndown applications, including Express (Group 2), Roundup (Group 9), and Sharpen/Aim Group 14. The only effective burndown herbicide remaining is paraquat, which some growers prefer not to use. We need another burndown product that effectively controls kochia and is safe to the crop. Most horseweed is now glyphosate-resistant and is not controlled effectively by other labeled herbicides. Current technologies used: paraquat:07/26;
14037 B	H	ND			SUNFLOWER	ICAFOLIN-METHYL		RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	ND, SD		*07/01/2025	14037
	Reasons	Annual broadleaf and grass weeds. Kochia has developed resistance to key herbicides used for preplant/preemergence burndown applications, including Express (Group 2), Roundup (Group 9), and Sharpen/Aim Group 14. The only effective burndown herbicide remaining is paraquat, which some growers prefer not to use. We need another burndown product that effectively controls kochia and is safe to the crop:06/25; SD: same needs as ND:09/25;
9236 M	F	ND		L	SWEET POTATO	FLUAZINAM	Omega Altima	TOL EST; NEED E/CS DATA TO ADD CROP/PEST	FL, KY, MS, NC, PR	07/09/2020	06/30/2004	9236
	Reasons	RHIZOPUS ROOT ROT (THE MOST SIGNIFICANT DISEASE IN KY SWEET POTATO PRODUCTION); ALSO FROM ME-TOO REQUEST, HAS THE POTENTIAL TO BE EFFECTIVE AGAINST TUBER DECAY ON TRUE YAM AND CORM ROT IN ARRACACHA:08/15; ALSO BLACK ROT (CERATOCYSTIS FIMBRIATA):02/16; PER PROJECT NOMINATION JUSTIFICATION COMMENTS: RHIZOPUS NEEDS MORE ATTENTION IN THE FIELD; THERE IS A LACK OF REGISTERED OPTIONS ON THIS CROP, SO ANY ADDITIONS FOR CROP PROTECTION WOULD BE WELCOMED; SWEET POTATO PRODUCTION IS VERY REGIONAL, BUT OF SIGNIFICANT ECONOMIC IMPORTANCE IN NC, FROM WHERE ABOUT 20% ARE EXPORTED TO EUROPE; ACREAGE AND EXPORTS ARE BOTH GROWING, BUT CROP PROTECTION OPTIONS ARE NOT KEEPING PACE; SEVERAL DISEASES ARE VERY DEVASTATING, ESPECIALLY THOSE AFFECTING PLANTING MATERIAL (SEED ROOTS AND SLIPS) AND THOSE THAT OCCUR POSTHARVEST LIKE RHIZOPUS STOLONIFER; RHIZOPUS IS CONTROLLED VIA IPM BY AVOIDING WOUNDING OF ROOTS, PROPER STORAGE, SANITATION OF PACKING LINES AND PROTECTIVE FUNGICIDES; CURRENTLY ONLY TWO EFFECTIVE CHEMISTRIES ARE AVAILABLE FOR RHIZOPUS, AND BOTRAN IS UNDESIRABLE FOR GROWERS WISHING TO EXPORT DUE TO EU REGULATIONS; FLUAZINAM WOULD PROVIDE ANOTHER ALTERNATIVE FOR PROTECTION OF ROOTS GOING OVERSEAS OR SIMPLY TO EXTEND SHELL LIFE FOR US MARKETS; MS-We have frequently seen Rhizopus Soft Rot on sweetpotato postharvest. Rhizopus species have also been frequently isolated from postharvest sweetpotato:06/25;
13482 +	H	ND			SWEET POTATO	FLURIDONE	Avast! Avast! Srp	UNDER EVALUATION	MS, NC, NJ		*08/03/2022	13482
	Reasons	PALMER AMARANTH (BIG PROBLEM IN MISSISSIPPI) AND OTHER ANNUAL WEEDS; LIMITED HERBICIDES ARE AVAILABLE FOR EFFECTIVE PALMER AMARANTH CONTROL APPLIED PREEMERGENCE PRIOR TO TRANSPLANTING SWEETPOTATO. FLUMIOXAZIN IS CURRENTLY REGISTERED BUT SOME GROWERS FEEL THAT THEY ARE SEEING A REDUCTION IN YIELD FROM FLUMIOXAZIN. IN ADDITION, FLURIDONE REGISTRATION WOULD PROVIDE ANOTHER MODE OF ACTION IN SWEETPOTATO.
11918 D	F	11918			SWEET POTATO	FLUXAPYROXAD + PYRACLOSTROBIN	Merivon Priaxor	TOL EST; NEED E/CS DATA TO ADD CROP/PEST	CA, NC	07/16/2020	*05/20/2016	11918
	Reasons	SCLEROTIUM ROLFSII; NO EFFECTIVE PRODUCTS THAT CONTROL THIS DISEASE ARE LABELED; FROM CA 05/19 ME-TOO REQUEST: IS AN INCREASING PROBLEM IN CA; THERE IS VERY LITTLE TARPED FUMIGATION ANYMORE, AND SCLEROTIA HAVE SURVIVED FOR A COUPLE YEARS SINCE NOBODY KNEW THEY HAD SOUTHERN BLIGHT
12866 H	H	12866			SWEET POTATO	METRIBUZIN	Sencor 4 Sencor Df	NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	CA, MS, NC	09/19/2019	*08/28/2019	12866
	Reasons	TO CONTROL WEEDS; ONLY ONE HERBICIDE (DEVRINOL) IS REGISTERED IN SWEETPOTATO PLANT BEDS
14118	Other	ND			SWEET POTATO	PSEUDOMONAS ORYZIHABITANS STRAIN SYM23945		UNDER EVALUATION	DE, MS, NC		*05/12/2026	14118
	Reasons	root-knot nematodes (Meloidogyne spp.) and particularly Meloidogyne enterolobii. Few effective products are available for root-knot nematode management in sweetpotato (and especially for Meloidogyne enterolobii)05/26; MS: In MS, RKN (M. enterolobii has NOT been found as of now) is mostly outcompeted by Reniform, but they can still be a significant problem in scattered fields:06/26; DE: Sweet potato production is limited in the region, but root knot neamtodes (to date southern root knot nematode) can be a serious challenge for growers and any new options are of great interest:06/26;
8081 C	I	8081			SWEET POTATO	PYRIDABEN	Pyramite Sanmite	RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED	MS, NC		09/01/2000	8081
	Reasons	TWO-SPOTTED SPIDER MITES, WHITEFLIES
13380 H	H	ND			SWEET POTATO	SULFENTRAZONE	Spartan Zeus	TOL EST; NEED E/CS DATA TO ADD CROP/PEST	AR, DE, MS, NJ		*09/13/2021	13380
	Reasons	CURRENTLY THE LABEL DOES NOT ALLOW FOR ROTATING TO SWEET POTATO THE FOLLOWING SEASON; BEING ABLE TO USE SULFENTRAZONE IN ROTATIONAL CROPS WILL ALLOW FOR A MORE DIVERSE HERBICIDE ROTATION OVER A 2-YR PERIOD; IT WILL ALLOW FARMERS TO ACHIEVE EFFECTIVE WEED CONTROL PRIOR TO PLANTING SWEET POTATO AND IMPROVE OVERALL CONTROL; NJ/Sulfentrazone is one the few herbicides that can provide control of yellow nutsedge which remains a major issue in sweet potato:09/23
13508 H	H	ND			SWEET POTATO	SULFENTRAZONE	Spartan Zeus	TOL EST; NEED E/CS DATA TO ADD CROP/PEST	AR, KY, MS, NC, NJ		*08/12/2022	13508
	Reasons	PERENNIAL NUTSEDGE SPECIES; YELLOW NUTSEDGE IS THE SECOND MOST TROUBLESOME WEED BEHIND PALMER AMARANTH AND THIRD MOST COMMON WEED IN NORTH CAROLINA SWEETPOTATO BEHIND PALMER AMARANTH AND CARPETWEED. S-METOLACHLOR IS THE ONLY HERBICIDE REGISTERED FOR CONTROL AND IT DOES NOT PROVIDE ADEQUATE CONTROL. HALOSULFURON AND EPTC WERE PREVIOUSLY REGISTERED FOR USE IN SWEETPOTATO BUT THEY ARE NO LONGER REGISTERED;
14035 H	H	14035			SWISS CHARD	METAMITRON		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	NJ		08/04/2005	14035
	Reasons	WEEDS. Weeds: pigweeds (including multiple-resistance Palmer amaranth). Swiss chard growers have few available herbicide options to use for broadleaf weed control:06/25;
6459 D	H	ND			TANIER	METRIBUZIN	Sencor 4 Sencor Df	NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	FL, PR		10/01/1995	6459
	Reasons	WEEDS
14122	H	ND			TEA	INDAZIFLAM	Alion	UNDER EVALUATION	MS, SC		*05/18/2026	14122
	Reasons	Annual grasses and broadleaf weeds; primary is Grass, pokeweed, vines. No labelled preemergent on the market for use on tea in the U.S; current technologies used are Removing weeds by hand, post emergent partial control with glyphosate:05/26; MS: Annual grasses (mostly) and some broad leaves, are common in MS:06/26;
13769 M	F	ND			TOMATO	AC203		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	NC, NY, VA		*08/14/2023	13769
	Reasons	Late blight (Phytophthora infestans); There are no effective chemicals for control of late blight in ORGANIC production and organic products are needed; VA/Organic options needed:09/23
14093	H	ND			TOMATO	GLUFOSINATE-P		RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED	AR, FL, GA, LA, MD, TN		*02/17/2026	14093
	Reasons	Broadleaf weeds such as morningglory, amaranth and ragweed parthenium as well as small annual grasses. Liberty (glufosinate-ammonium) is currently registered for this use, but BASF is no longer making Liberty. Moving the current uses from the Liberty to Liberty Ultra label is essential for farmers:02/26; MD: Glufosinate P is needed as an alternative postemergence herbicide to control emerged weeds between rows:06/26; TN: broadleaf weeds, limited herbicide options:06/26; LA: producers need liberty ultra for row middle and preplant burndown applications. Halt on production of Liberty makes this extremely important; AR: Tomato production needs more options for broadleaf weeds, glufosinate as a preplant burndown or row middle spray would be a vital addition for grower success:06/26;
14126	I	ND			TOMATO	NK 138		RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	CA, FL		*06/08/2026	14126
	Reasons	The primary intended targets are thrips and whitefly in field-grown processing tomatoes. Thrips are a priority because of their role as vectors of tomato spotted wilt virus, including resistance-breaking strains. Whitefly are included because flometoquin is presented by the manufacturer as a whitefly-active material and could provide a new mode-of-action rotation option for regional whitefly pressure. The primary pest would be Western Flower Thrips; Processing tomato growers need a new mode-of-action insecticide for thrips and whitefly management. Thrips are a priority because they vector tomato spotted wilt virus. TSWV-resistant varieties reduced this risk for several years, but resistance-breaking strains are now present, making thrips control more important again. Flometoquin would provide a novel IRAC Group 34 rotation option for resistance mgmt, with potential fit in IPM programs and activity on both thrips and whitefly; Current mgmt includes monitoring, IPM practices, resistant varieties where useful, and existing insecticide programs. TSWV-resistant varieties previously reduced disease risk, but resistance-breaking strains have made thrips control more important again. A new mode of action is needed for rotation and resistance management:06/26; FL: In addition to thrips, Whitefly control in tomatoes is extremely complicated, and new chemistries are needed on a regular basis:06/26; This is request is also important for CA Safflower growers as safflower is commonly grown in rotation with field processing tomatoes. This use fits in an overall IPM crop rotation strategy:06/26;
13800 M	I	ND			TOMATO (FIELD & GH)	LEDPRONA		NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	KY, MA		*02/06/2024	13800
	Reasons	COLORADO POTATO BEETLE; PROVIDES A SELECTIVE BIORATIONAL INSECTICIDE FOR THIS PROBLEMATIC PEST:11/23
14024 H	I	ND			TOMATO (GH TRANSPLANT)	TIAPYRACHLOR		RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	MI, MS, NC		*06/30/2025	14024
	Reasons	Aphids, whiteflies. Few products available for greenhouse transplants for sale to consumers. Neonic insecticides not allowed by major retailers:06/25; NC: important for production of grafted tomato plants:09/25; MS: This problem is more common in south MS than elsewhere in the state:06/26;
13298 M	F	13298			TOMATO (GH)	AZOXYSTROBIN + REYNOUTRIA SACHALINENSIS		NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	FL, NC, NY, WV		*07/30/2021	13298
	Reasons	POWDERY MILDEW, THERE ARE VERY FEW M PRODUCTS TO CONTROL LEVULLIA. THIS IS A DIFFICULT TO CONTROL PATHOGEN; NC-Rotational products are needed to control powdery mildew in the greenhouse and avoid fungicide resistance in the pathogen:06/25; NY: PM is very problematic in GH tomatoes in NY:06/25; WV: Powdery mildew is a problem not only in the GH but also in the high tunnel. This combination may provide better control and prevent resistance development in the pathogen:06/26;
10830 B	F	ND			TOMATO (GH)	CYFLUFENAMID	Miltrex	RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED	AZ, MA, ME, MI, NC, NY, TX, WV	06/26/2019	07/07/2011	10830
	Reasons	POWDERY MILDEW; NEED ROTATION PRODUCTS FOR RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT; PER NY ME-TOO REQUEST: THIS IS AN IMPORTANT DISEASE IN HIGH TUNNELS AND GREENHOUSES IN THE NORTHEAST; NY: PM is very problematic in GH tomatoes in NY:06/25; MA: Major disease challenge with few options for indoor production:06/26;
8676 B	I	ND			TOMATO (GH)	CYROMAZINE	Trigard	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	CA, CO, FL, MD, ME, PA, TX, UT, VA	06/26/2019	08/28/2002	8676
	Reasons	LEAFMINER, COLORADO POTATO BEETLE; MD/Colorado Potato beetles were reported in eggplant and tomatoes on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. Farmers might need alternative pesticides to manage the pest:08/23
14200	F	ND			TOMATO (GH)	ELEMENTAL SILVER (COLLOIDAL SILVER)		UNDER EVALUATION	FL		*07/01/2026	14200
	Reasons	Bacterial infection on stem, Ralstonia (soil use), Alternaria, Phytophthora, botrytis, PM. primary: Bacterial infection. With antibiotics not generally available for agriculture, this offers a safe, viable option for controlling not only bacterial pathogens but also PM and botrytis. No current technologies for cmm:06/26;
13845 E	F	ND			TOMATO (GH)	FLUOXAPIPROLIN		UNDER EVALUATION	CA, FL		*07/24/2024	13845
	Reasons	Late Blight. Needed due to good IPM fit and not expected to have activity on our beneficials. Need a late Blight material.:07/24;
14153	F	ND			TOMATO (GH)	ISOFETAMID	Kenja Kabuto	POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	FL		*06/25/2026	14153
	Reasons	PM, Botrytis. Primary: Botrytis. This crop requires multiple applications, and Kenja is needed for rotation. Current technologies being used: cultural managing Guttation, and RH. This crop requires multiple applications, and Kenja is needed for rotation:06/26;
13638 M	F	ND			TOMATO (GH)	MANDESTROBIN		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	FL, ME, OH		*06/20/2023	13638
	Reasons	Fusarium; Need fusarium products. Nothing available:06/23; FL: Very few fungicides are registered in tomato for Fusarium wilt in FL:06/25;
14101	I	ND			TOMATO (GH)	NK 138		RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	FL, NC, OH		*04/20/2026	14101
	Reasons	Thrips, Whiteflies, Russet (Rust) Mite, (Aculops lycopersici), Broad mite, leaf miners. NK 138 is needed for resistance management and is in a unique group not yet registered for use on greenhouse crops in the USA:04/26; NC: addl insecticides are needed for the control of thrips in peppers and tomatoes under protected structures:06/26; OH: More molecules are needed to control thrips on tomatoes and peppers in greenhouses:07/26;
12789 D	F	ND			TOMATO (GH)	POTASSIUM PHOSPHITE + CHLOROTHALONIL		UNDER EVALUATION	TX		*07/25/2019	12789
	Reasons	ANTHRACNOSE, BOTRYTIS AND CEROSPORA LEAF SPOT; BROAD SPECTRUM EFFECTIVE FUNGICIDES NEEDED FOR RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS
12978 M	F	ND			TOMATO (GH)	PYRAZIFLUMID		RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	CA, FL, MS, NY		*03/16/2020	12978
	Reasons	BROAD SPECTRUM, SYSTEMIC FUNGICIDE (SDHI); ALTERNARIA, POWDERY MILDEW, SCLEROTINIA; HIGHER BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY COMPARED TO OTHER FRAC 7 FUNGICIDES AND LOWER RATES; SOFT ON BENEFICIALS USED BY GH INDUSTRY; PER NY ME-TOO REQUEST: POWDERY MILDEW AND SCLEROTINIA ARE IMPORTANT DISEASES IN HIGH TUNNELS AND GREENHOUSES IN THE NORTHEAST
9138 M	F	9138			TOMATO (GH)	STBX-016 (COPPER)		TOL EST; NEED E/CS DATA TO ADD CROP/PEST	AZ, CA, MS, NY, TX	07/27/2017	11/19/2003	9138
	Reasons	GRAY MOLD; PER NY ME-TOO REQUEST: THIS IS AN IMPORTANT DISEASE IN HIGH TUNNELS AND GREENHOUSES IN THE NORTHEAST; Gray mold is also a serious problem in GH tomatoes in NY. Need new products:06/25;
10580	I	ND	A	L	TOMATO (GH) (SMALL)	PYRIPROXYFEN	Distance Esteem	RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED	AZ, CA, OH, TX	10/14/2010	05/27/2010	10580
	Reasons	APHIDS, WHITEFLY, SHOREFLY, FUNGUS GNAT, PSYLLIDS; OH/Need products that will control whiteflies and are compatible with beneficial organisms in Ohio greenhouses.:07/24/sb;
13950 B	I	ND			TURNIP (ROOTS)	CYROMAZINE	Trigard	RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	OH, OR		*05/13/2025	13950
	Reasons	cabbage maggot. limited registered products for root vegetables and very high pest pressure for lengthy periods of growing cycle:05/25; OH: Maggots remain one of the most destructive pests of root vegetable (turnip, carrot, radish) in Ohio. Additional management options are urgently needed, as current tools are insufficient to reliably curb infestations:08/25;
13946 M	I	ND			TURNIP (ROOTS)	ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555)		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	OH, OR		*05/13/2025	13946
	Reasons	cabbage maggot.limited registered products for root vegetables and very high pest pressure for lengthy periods of growing cycle:05/25; OH: Maggots remain one of the most destructive pests of root vegetable (turnip, carrot, radish) in Ohio. Additional management options are urgently needed, as current tools are insufficient to reliably curb infestations:08/25;
14174	F	ND			WATERMELON	ELEMENTAL SILVER (COLLOIDAL SILVER)		RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED	NY		*06/30/2026	14174
	Reasons	Anthracnose - Colletotrichum orbiculare. Primary: Anthracnose. Resistance in pathogen population to some single site mode of action FRAC groups. Current technologies used: Multiple fungicides - FRAC 7, 3, 11, and multisite:06/26;
14043 H	H	ND			WATERMELON	FLUMIOXAZIN + PYROXASULFONE		NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	AR, FL, GA, LA, MD, TN		*07/02/2025	14043
	Reasons	Annual weeds. Limited at-planting herbicide options in watermelon:07/25; FL: The combination of two MOA is important for the management of herbicide resistant weed species:08/25; MD: Control of herbicide-resistant annual weeds such as Palmer amaranth and smooth pigweed:06/25; LA: Limited herbicide options at-planting in watermelon and combination of 2 MOAs makes this very valuable for Louisiana producers. This provides control of difficult-to-control weed species in our area:06/26; AR: Options for row middle preemergent herbicides that are effective for pigweed is scarce in Arkansas. We have a dire need for more options:06/26; TN: This herbicide would provide a much needed herbicide option for at-plant weed control in watermelon:06/26;
14092	H	ND			WATERMELON	GLUFOSINATE-P		RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED	AR, FL, GA, LA, MD, TN		*02/17/2026	14092
	Reasons	Broadleaf weeds such as morningglory, amaranth and ragweed parthenium as well as small annual grasses. Liberty (glufosinate-ammonium) is currently registered for this use but BASF is no longer making Liberty. Moving the current uses from the Liberty to Liberty Ultra label is essential for farmers:02/26; MD: Glufosinate P is needed as an alternative postemergence herbicide to control emerged weeds between rows:06/26; LA: producers need liberty ultra for row middle and preplant burndown applications:06/26; AR: producers struggle to find effective post emergence options. Glufosinate is a great option for burning down broad leaf weeds and we support adding watermelons to Liberty ultra labels:06/26; TN: Glufosinate-p is a great herbicide option for growers needing burndown and row middle weed control options:06/26;
13363 B	H	ND			WATERMELON	METRIBUZIN	Sencor 4 Sencor Df	RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED	AR, DE, MD		*09/13/2021	13363
	Reasons	CURRENTLY THE LABEL DOES NOT ALLOW FOR ROTATING TO WATERMELONS THE FOLLOWING SEASON. BEING ABLE TO USE METRIBUZIN IN ROTATIONAL CROPS WILL ALLOW FOR A MORE DIVERSE HERBICIDE ROTATION OVER A 2-YR PERIOD. IT WILL ALLOW FARMERS TO ACHIEVE EFFECTIVE WEED CONTROL PRIOR TO PLANTING WATERMELONS AND IMPROVE OVERALL CONTROL.
13977 M	F	ND			WATERMELON	PROTHIOCONAZOLE	Proline	NEED E/CS DATA ONLY	DE, MA, NM, NY, VA		*06/17/2025	13977
	Reasons	Anthracnose (Collectotrichum orbiculare). Heavy reliance on strobilurins, other modes of action with efficacy needed. Also effective against GSB so likely to fit well in a rotational program, especially in the transition time between these two disease. Labeled for watermelon but needs anthracnose added. Preliminary data available:06/25; NY: Anthracnose is very problematic under favorable weather conditions, and alternatives to strobilurins are needed:06/25; NM: Collectorichum sp. are occasional pathogen problems when favourable climatic conditions arise. Multiple samples have been submitted to the University over the years specifically in watermelon:08/25; DE: This product has a fit in rotations for anthracnose mgmt in DE. Control is not as strong as other products, but there is a fit for addl modes of action for anthracnose and mgmt of other common diseases. Field data from DE in 2025:09/25; MA: Need more options for fungal diseases of watermelon including anthracnose:06/26;
14061 D	H	ND			WHEAT	2,4-DB		POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY	HQ		*08/05/2025	14061
	Reasons	Weeds;