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 H |
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 |
1533 E |
H |
ND |
|
|
APPLE |
2,4-DP |
|
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
ID, NC, VA, WV
|
|
02/01/1980 |
1533 |
| Reasons | CONTROL FRUIT DROP |
13721 H |
F |
ND |
|
|
APPLE |
FENAMIDONE |
Reason Fenom |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
GA, PA, VA
|
|
*08/09/2023 |
13721 |
| Reasons | Colletotrichum species that cause apple bitter rot, To identify fungicide materials with new effective modes of action against Colletotrichum species on apple (6 species) so as to implement them in summer spray programs and thus prevent resistance development to currently effective but overused strobilurin fungicides (FRAC 11):08/23; GA/Bitter rot continues to be a major issue, as well as Glomerella leaf spot. We need to test products for control of these diseases throughout the Southeast. They are worse the more southern states, of which Georgia may be at the lowest latitude where apples are practically grown in the Southeast:08/23 |
11277 D |
F |
11277 |
|
|
APPLE |
PHOSPHOROUS ACID SALTS |
|
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
MI
|
08/01/2013 |
07/30/2013 |
11277 |
| Reasons | APPLE SCAB |
13336 D |
H |
ND |
A3 |
|
APRICOT |
1-AMINOCYCLOPROPANE-1-CARBOXYLIC ACID (ACC) |
|
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
CA
|
|
*08/13/2021 |
13336 |
| Reasons | FLOWER/FRUIT THINNING, REDUCE LABOR COSTS FOR THINNING FLOWER AND FRUIT USING A NATURAL PRODUCT |
13464 D |
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 managment:08/23 |
13848 D |
F |
ND |
|
|
ASPARAGUS (FERN) |
FAMOXADONE + CYMOXANIL |
Tanos Charisma |
UNDER EVALUATION |
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
|
|
*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; |
13074 + |
F |
ND |
|
|
AVOCADO |
TRIFLOXYSTROBIN + FLUOPYRAM |
Luna Sensation |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
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 |
UNDER EVALUATION |
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 |
13641 H |
I |
ND |
|
|
BANANA |
ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555) |
|
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
PR
|
|
*06/26/2023 |
13641 |
| Reasons | Thrips; Feeding damage of this insect discolored the banana peel producing a reddish appearance:06/23; |
13903 B |
F |
ND |
|
|
BASIL (GH TRANSPLANT) |
FENHEXAMID |
Elevate Decree |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
MI, VA
|
|
*08/09/2024 |
13903 |
| Reasons | Botrytis. Botrytis is a ubiquitous pathogen with a wide host range. This is a proven product against Botrytis on other crops; |
13871 M |
F |
ND |
|
|
BASIL (GH TRANSPLANT) |
ISOFETAMID |
Kenja Kabuto |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
MI, 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; |
10996 D |
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 |
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; |
10394 D |
F |
ND |
|
|
BEAN (SNAP) |
FLUTOLANIL |
Artisan (nichino) Moncout (gowan) |
UNDER EVALUATION |
FL, GA, WV
|
09/03/2010 |
08/17/2009 |
10394 |
| Reasons | RHIZOCTONIA |
13387 H |
H |
ND |
|
|
BEAN (SNAP) |
HALAUXIFEN-METHYL+FLORASULAM |
|
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
DE, MD, 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; |
13367 H |
H |
ND |
|
|
BEAN (SNAP) |
SULFENTRAZONE |
Spartan Zeus |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
DE, OH
|
|
*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. |
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; |
12530 E |
F |
12530 |
|
|
BEAN, LIMA (SUCCULENT) |
FLUENSULFONE |
Nimitz |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
DE, MD
|
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 |
13859 B |
I |
ND |
|
|
BEES, HONEY |
BEAUVERIA BASSIANA STRAIN HF23 |
|
UNDER EVALUATION |
|
|
*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; |
13754 B |
H |
ND |
A |
|
BEET (GARDEN) |
ETHOFUMESATE + METAMITRON |
|
UNDER EVALUATION |
CA, NY, OR
|
|
*08/11/2023 |
13754 |
| Reasons | Weeds; Weeds are a significant threat to table beet production; limited chemical control options exist. Ethofumesate is registered in NY, already; metamitron is registered in a variety of beet crops (sugar, table, fodder) in the UK and NZ and is being used successfully to help with the management of competing vegetation. The pre-mix has been used safely in combination with S-metolachlor in NY in 2023. Company has expressed interest in evaluating this pre-mix in North American beet crops:08/23; OR/highly beneficial to PNW beet prod:08/23; OR-proposed herbicide can provide new ai to rotate modes of action. Metamitron could be useful in table, red fresh market beets, seed production beets, seed production sugar beets, fresh market chard and seed production chard. All of which are important crops in the Willamette Valley, OR:08/24; CA-Add CA to registration:09/24; |
11081 B |
F |
11081 |
C |
|
BEET (SUGAR) |
CHLOROTHALONIL |
Bravo Concorde |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
CA, MI, NY
|
10/20/2014 |
08/13/2012 |
11081 |
| Reasons | CERCOSPORA BETICOLA (CERCOSPORA LEAF SPOT) |
13826 |
I |
ND |
|
|
BLUEBERRY |
SPIDOXAMAT |
|
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
FL, MI
|
|
*07/02/2024 |
13826 |
| Reasons | thrips, mites. limited tools are available for management of these pests; MI - Aphids for virus mgmt:07/24; |
13707 H |
I |
ND |
|
|
BLUEBERRY (HIGHBUSH) |
FLONICAMID |
Beleaf Carbine |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
FL, GA, MI, NC, NJ
|
|
*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 |
12931 B |
H |
ND |
|
|
BUCKWHEAT |
QUIZALOFOP |
Assure Targa |
RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED |
ND
|
|
*11/25/2019 |
12931 |
| Reasons | GRASS WEEDS; BETTER GRASS CONTROL, INCREASE AVAILABILITY OF PESTICIDE OPTIONS; PER ND ME-TOO REQUEST 07/20: GROWERS IN MN/ND ARE DESPARATELY LOOKING FOR ALTERNATIVE HERBICIDES SO THEY HAVE MORE THAN ONE FOR EFFICIENT WEED CONTROL WITHOUT RESISTANCE DEVELOPING; PER ND ME-TOO REQUEST 08/20: THERE IS A HIGH DEMAND FOR NEW CHEMICALS FOR USE IN BUCKWHEAT FOR BROADLEAF AND GRASSY WEEDS; SOLUTIONS ARE NEEDED, OR BUCKWHEAT PRODUCTION COULD DISAPPEAR |
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 E |
I |
ND |
A |
|
CACAO BEAN |
CYPERMETHRIN |
Mustang Ammo |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
DC
|
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 |
13817 + |
I |
ND |
|
|
CACAO BEAN |
INDOXACARB |
Avaunt Steward |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
HI
|
|
*06/17/2024 |
13817 |
| 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; |
13914 |
H |
ND |
|
|
CAMAS |
FLUFENACET + METRIBUZIN |
Axiom Df Herbicide Domain |
UNDER EVALUATION |
MT
|
|
*10/09/2024 |
13914 |
| 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; |
13911 |
H |
ND |
|
|
CAMAS |
IMAZAPIC |
Cadre 2as |
UNDER EVALUATION |
MT
|
|
*10/07/2024 |
13911 |
| 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; |
13910 |
H |
ND |
|
|
CAMAS |
RIMSULFURON |
Matrix Tranxit |
UNDER EVALUATION |
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; |
13915 |
H |
ND |
|
|
CAMAS |
TERBACIL |
Sinbar |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
MT
|
|
*10/09/2024 |
13915 |
| 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; |
13332 B |
H |
ND |
|
|
CANEBERRY (BLACKBERRY) |
2,4-D CHOLINE |
|
UNDER EVALUATION |
AR, NC, NJ, OH
|
|
*08/13/2021 |
13332 |
| Reasons | WEEDS, LIMITED HERBICIDES AVAILABLE TO CONTROL PROBLEMATIC BROADLEAF WEEDS |
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 B |
I |
ND |
|
|
CANEBERRY (GH) |
FLONICAMID |
Beleaf Carbine |
RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED |
MI, NC
|
10/03/2017 |
*10/03/2017 |
12399 |
| Reasons | APHIDS AND OTHER INSECT PESTS; NO PRODUCTS LABELED FOR GH CANEBERRY |
13708 B |
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 B |
I |
ND |
|
|
CANEBERRY (GH) |
SPIDOXAMAT |
|
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
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 |
12601 B |
I |
ND |
|
|
CANEBERRY (RASPBERRY) (GH) |
FENAZAQUIN |
Magister Magus |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
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 |
13894 B |
H |
ND |
|
|
CANOLA |
ACETOCHLOR |
Degree Herbicide Harness 20g Herbicide |
RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED |
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 D |
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 H |
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; |
13899 M |
H |
ND |
|
|
CANOLA |
TOPRAMEZONE |
|
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
KY
|
|
*08/07/2024 |
13899 |
| 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; |
13921 |
H |
ND |
|
|
CANOLA |
TOPRAMEZONE |
|
UNDER EVALUATION |
ND
|
|
*08/14/2024 |
13921 |
| Reasons | Broadleaf weeds, especially kochia. 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, but yet has little to no soil residual that could damage the crop:11/24; |
11776 H |
H |
11776 |
|
|
CANTALOUPE |
ETHALFLURALIN + CLOMAZONE |
|
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
DE, KY, LA, MD, MS, NC, NJ, NY, OH, SC, UT
|
08/27/2015 |
*08/26/2015 |
11776 |
| Reasons | MORNING GLORY, PIGWEED, NUTSEDGE |
10910 D |
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 H |
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 |
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 |
13114 H |
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 D |
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 |
12076 D |
F |
ND |
|
|
CELERY (GH TRANSPLANT, FIELD) |
FLUOPICOLIDE |
Infinito Reliable |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
MI
|
10/21/2016 |
*10/06/2016 |
12076 |
| Reasons | PYTHIUM ROOT ROT |
13812 H |
I |
ND |
|
|
CHERRY |
EMAMECTIN BENZOATE |
Denim Proclaim |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
MI, 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; |
13325 B |
H |
ND |
B |
|
CHERRY |
FLAZASULFURON |
Mission |
RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED |
CA, MI, NC, PA
|
|
*08/09/2021 |
13325 |
| Reasons | ANNUAL BROADLEAF WEEDS, YELLOW NUTSEDGE, ANNUAL GRASSES; LACK OF ALTERNATIVES |
13819 M |
F |
ND |
|
|
CHERRY |
IPFLUFENOQUIN |
|
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
MI
|
|
*06/17/2024 |
13819 |
| Reasons | Cherry leaf spot, Blumeriella jaapii, American brown rot, Monilinia fruticola, powdery mildew, Podosphaera clandestina.Cherry leaf spot, Blumeriella jaapii, and American brown rot, Monilinia fruticola, the two most important diseases of cherry production in the Eastern US, have developed resistance to or exhibit reduced sensitivity to DMI, SDHI, and QoI fungicides. A fungicide with a different mode of action would be greatly benefit growers and improve disease resistance management efforts. Tart cherry use is primarily for leaf spot, sweet cherry use is primarily for brown rot; |
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 |
11992 B |
I |
ND |
B |
|
CLOVER (SEED CROP) |
PYMETROZINE |
Endeavor Fulfill |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
ID, OR
|
07/16/2020 |
*08/01/2016 |
11992 |
| Reasons | APHIDS - NEED A BEE-SAFE APHICIDE WITH GOOD CONTROL TO ENSURE ADEQUATE SEED SET |
12759 M |
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 |
13630 D |
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. |
13625 D |
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. |
13680 H |
H |
ND |
A1 |
|
CRANBERRY |
TRICLOPYR |
Garlon 3a Grandstand Ca |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
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 |
13528 H |
H |
ND |
|
|
CUCUMBER |
ETHALFLURALIN + CLOMAZONE |
|
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
AR, HQ, NJ, NY, OH
|
|
*09/08/2022 |
13528 |
| Reasons | MORNING GLORY, PIGWEED, NUTSEDGE |
12803 H |
I |
ND |
|
|
CUCUMBER |
ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555) |
|
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
DE, NH, NY, OH, PA
|
|
*08/19/2019 |
12803 |
| Reasons | SEED CORN MAGGOT; REPLACEMENT FOR CHLORPYRIPHOS; SEED TREATMENT WITH NEONICOTINOIDS IS ANOTHER OPTION BUT NOT ALWAYS AVAILABLE FOR ALL CULTIVARS AND PLANTING DATES, AND RESIDUES POSE RISK TO BEES; FEW EFFECTIVE OPTIONS EXIST; EFFECTIVE ORGANIC OPTIONS LACKING:08/19; OH/Growers within OH/IN periodically struggle with seed corn maggot & addl treatment measures are needed to reduce impact on early season transplants. Would like to see in muskmelon & watermelon:08/23; OH- Very few options for seed corn maggot control. May provide efficacy that allows effective transition away from chlorpyrifos. Also can aid in early season control of beetles:08/24; |
10445 D |
F |
ND |
|
|
CUCUMBER (GH) |
CYFLUFENAMID |
Miltrex |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
AZ, CA, FL, MI
|
06/26/2019 |
08/23/2009 |
10445 |
| Reasons | POWDERY MILDEW |
13637 M |
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 |
12788 B |
F |
ND |
|
|
CUCUMBER (GH) |
POTASSIUM PHOSPHITE + CHLOROTHALONIL |
|
UNDER EVALUATION |
TX
|
|
*07/25/2019 |
12788 |
| Reasons | GUMMY STEM BLIGHT, ANTHRACNOSE, ALTERNARIA, BOTRYTIS; BROAD SPECTRUM EFFECTIVE FUNGICIDES NEEDED FOR RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS; IN-Gummy stem blight seems to continue showing resistance to certain fungicide spray programs. More chemistry alternatives would help alleviate this issue:09/24; |
12976 B |
F |
ND |
|
|
CUCUMBER (GH) |
PYRAZIFLUMID |
|
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
CA, FL, MS
|
|
*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 |
12764 B |
I |
ND |
|
|
CUCUMBER (GH) |
PYRIPROXYFEN |
Distance Esteem |
RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED |
CA, NC, TX, UT
|
|
*07/09/2019 |
12764 |
| Reasons | WHITEFLIES; NEEDED FOR RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS |
12857 E |
I |
ND |
|
|
DILL (SEED) |
CYPERMETHRIN |
Mustang Ammo |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
DC
|
|
*08/27/2019 |
12857 |
| Reasons | INSECTS; TO ESTABLISH A TOLERANCE |
12863 M |
H |
12863 |
|
|
DILL (SEED) |
PENDIMETHALIN |
Prowl |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
DC, NJ, OH
|
|
*08/27/2019 |
12863 |
| Reasons | WEEDS; TO ESTABLISH A TOLERANCE |
13313 B |
I |
13313 |
|
|
DRAGON FRUIT (PITAYA) |
ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555) |
|
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
FL
|
|
*08/09/2021 |
13313 |
| Reasons | THRIPS, NOTHING REGISTERED |
13077 D |
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 D |
I |
ND |
|
|
DRAGON FRUIT (PITAYA) |
TOLFENPYRAD |
Torac Bexar |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
FL
|
|
*08/09/2021 |
13317 |
| Reasons | THRIPS, MITES, NOTHING REGISTERED TO CONTROL THESE PESTS ON DRAGONFRUIT. CHILI THRIPS CAN REDUCE YIELDS 80%. |
13799 H |
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; |
12517 B |
I |
ND |
|
|
EGGPLANT (GH) |
FENAZAQUIN |
Magister Magus |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
TX
|
|
*06/04/2018 |
12517 |
| Reasons | MITES, TSSM; MITES ARE A SIGNIFICANT PROBLEM; THIS IS ONE OF FEW MITICIDES WITH OVICIDAL ACTIVITY |
13303 H |
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 |
13922 |
F |
ND |
|
|
ELECTRONIC FIELD DATA BOOK |
ELECTRONIC FIELD DATA BOOK VALIDATION |
|
UNDER EVALUATION |
HQ
|
|
*11/19/2024 |
13922 |
| Reasons | |
13378 D |
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 B |
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. |
13377 M |
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 |
13524 B |
H |
ND |
|
|
FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED) |
DIQUAT |
Reglone Reward |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
IL, MO, SD
|
|
*08/29/2022 |
13524 |
| Reasons | HARVEST AID/DESICCATION; SINCE SOYBEANS ARE OFTEN PLANTED AFTER CAMELINA HARVEST, AN EARLIER HARVEST DATE WOULD ALLOW FOR AN EARLIER SOYBEAN PLANTING DATE. IN ADDITION, AN EARLIER HARVEST WOULD HELP REDUCE YIELD LOSS ATTRIBUTED TO THE SEED SHATTERING PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS CROP; |
13594 B |
F |
ND |
|
|
FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED) |
FLUOPYRAM |
Velum Prime |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
MO, SD
|
|
*12/16/2022 |
13594 |
| Reasons | THIS USE IS NEEDED TO PROTECT GRAIN AND SEED PRODUCTION; ADDITIONALLY IT WOULD HELP MANAGE THE INOCULUM OF SCLEROTINIA, ALTERNARIA AND ALBUGO CANDIDA LEFT BEHIND IN THE CROP RESIDUE; Requester is no longer interested in the 'seed treatment' application and suggests generating E/CS data on Sclerotinia':08/23/sb |
13153 B |
H |
ND |
|
|
FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED) |
FOMESAFEN |
Flexstar Reflex Herbicide |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
IA, IL, MN, SD
|
|
*08/18/2020 |
13153 |
| 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 |
13842 B |
H |
ND |
|
|
FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED) |
GLUFOSINATE |
Rely Liberty |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
MN, MO
|
|
*07/22/2024 |
13842 |
| Reasons | early emerging winter annual and late emerging summer annual weeds. interference of established weeds to newly emerging pennycress reduces emergence, stand density, and yield:07/24; MO-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:07/24 |
13272 B |
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 C |
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 |
13340 L |
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. |
13743 B |
I |
ND |
A1 |
|
FIG |
BIFENTHRIN |
Brigade Capture 1.15g |
UNDER EVALUATION |
CA
|
|
*08/11/2023 |
13743 |
| Reasons | Dried fruit beetle, Darkling beetle and Fig fly; Industry currently lacks effective insecticides to combat these pests:08/23 |
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 |
13908 |
H |
ND |
|
|
FLAX |
BROMOXYNIL |
Buctril Buctril 4ec |
RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED |
ND
|
|
*09/11/2024 |
13908 |
| Reasons | Broadleaf weeds, especially kochia. 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, but yet has little to no residual that could damage the crop:09/24; |
13916 |
H |
ND |
|
|
FLAX |
TOPRAMEZONE |
|
UNDER EVALUATION |
ND
|
|
*10/21/2024 |
13916 |
| Reasons | Broadleaf weeds, especially kochia. 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, but yet has little to no residual that could damage the crop:10/24; |
10575 B |
F |
10575 |
|
|
GINSENG |
CHLOROTHALONIL |
Bravo Concorde |
RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED |
MI, VA, WI
|
10/21/2014 |
04/14/2010 |
10575 |
| Reasons | ALTERNARIA PANAX, BOTRYTIS CINEREA |
12338 M |
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 M |
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 B |
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 |
13525 M |
H |
ND |
|
|
GOLD-OF-PLEASURE (CAMELINA) |
DIQUAT |
Reglone Reward |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
SD
|
|
*08/29/2022 |
13525 |
| Reasons | HARVEST AID/DESICCATION; SINCE SOYBEANS ARE OFTEN PLANTED AFTER CAMELINA HARVEST, AN EARLIER HARVEST DATE WOULD ALLOW FOR AN EARLIER SOYBEAN PLANTING DATE. IN ADDITION, AN EARLIER HARVEST WOULD HELP REDUCE YIELD LOSS ATTRIBUTED TO THE SEED SHATTERING PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS CROP; |
13152 M |
H |
ND |
|
|
GOLD-OF-PLEASURE (CAMELINA) |
FOMESAFEN |
Flexstar Reflex Herbicide |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
MN, ND, SD
|
|
*08/18/2020 |
13152 |
| 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 |
13909 |
H |
ND |
|
|
GOLD-OF-PLEASURE (CAMELINA) |
IMAZAMOX |
Raptor Beyond |
UNDER EVALUATION |
MT
|
|
*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 B |
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 D |
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 B |
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 B |
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 |
13890 H |
H |
ND |
|
|
GRAPE |
EPYRIFENACIL |
|
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
KY, 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; |
13905 + |
F |
ND |
|
|
GRAPE |
FLUAZINAM |
Omega Altima |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
MI, OH
|
|
*08/09/2024 |
13905 |
| Reasons | Downy mildew of grapes. We have fungicide resistance that we have been observing in grapes to FRAC 40. We need new modes of action and Omega is labeled for downy mildew in other crops.:08/24; OH-Downy mildew is the most destructive disease of grapes in the Midwest and North eastern US. With the loss of Mancozeb proposed by EPA, and resistance to FRAC 40 fungicides we need alternative fungicides to control this disease:09/24; |
13535 B |
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. |
13205 B |
I |
13205 |
A1 |
|
GRASSES (SEED CROP) |
SULFOXAFLOR |
Transform Transform |
RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED |
OR
|
|
*02/16/2021 |
13205 |
| Reasons | ALTERNATIVE TO CHLORPYRIFOS IN GRASS SEED PRODUCTION SYSTEMS; ADDITIONAL ROTATIONAL PRODUCTS FOR APHID CONTROL |
13316 D |
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 |
13880 + |
H |
ND |
|
|
HAZELNUT (FILBERT) |
PROHEXADIONE CALCIUM |
Apogee |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
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. |
13009 B |
I |
ND |
|
|
HEMP |
ACEQUINOCYL |
Kanemite Piton |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
AZ, DE, FL, KY, NY, OH, OK, 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; |
13006 B |
I |
ND |
|
|
HEMP |
BIFENAZATE |
Acramite Floramite |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
AL, AZ, FL, KY, MD, NY, OH, 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; |
13010 B |
I |
ND |
|
|
HEMP |
BIFENTHRIN |
Brigade Capture 1.15g |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
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; |
13307 B |
I |
ND |
|
|
HEMP |
CYANTRANILIPROLE |
|
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
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, OH, VA
|
|
*07/10/2020 |
13036 |
| Reasons | MITES; CURRENTLY NO CONVENTIONAL MITICIDES ARE REGISTERED FOR HEMP |
13711 H |
F |
ND |
C |
|
HEMP |
PYRAZIFLUMID |
|
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
KY, 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; |
12836 B |
I |
ND |
|
|
HEMP |
PYRETHRINS |
Pyganic Ec 1.4 Pyrenone |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
FL, KY, MA, NC, VA
|
|
*08/22/2019 |
12836 |
| Reasons | APHIDS, THRIPS, TWO SPOTTED SPIDER MITE, STINKBUG, BEETLES, WHITEFLY; THERE ARE NO CONVENTIONAL PESTICIDES CURRENTLY REGISTERED FOR US ON HEMP; PYGANIC IS ALREADY IN USE IN SOME STATES, BUT NOT UNIVERSALLY AVAILABLE |
13072 D |
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 |
13803 H |
H |
ND |
|
|
HEMP |
PYROXASULFONE |
Zidua |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
FL, NY, VA
|
|
*04/02/2024 |
13803 |
| Reasons | weeds; Only one other preemergence herbicide is registered in hemp (Sonalan / ethafluarlin). Additional, more effective options are needed:02/24; NY-Postemergence use, before ethalfluralin breaks, could extend weed control further into the season and prevent early competitive interactions/allow for crop development:07/24/sb; FL-Industry bed a 2nd preemergent herbicide:08/24; |
13066 H |
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 |
13887 H |
H |
ND |
|
|
HOPS |
EPYRIFENACIL |
|
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
NY, OR
|
|
*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; |
10490 D |
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 B |
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 H |
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, 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 D |
I |
ND |
|
|
JACKFRUIT |
BIFENTHRIN |
Brigade Capture 1.15g |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
FL
|
|
*08/03/2021 |
13302 |
| Reasons | CONTROL ANTS AND TERMITES ATTACKING WOODY PARTS OF THE TREE, NOTHING REGISTERED TO CONTROL ANTS ON JACKFRUIT |
12755 E |
H |
ND |
|
|
LEMON |
ETHEPHON |
Etherel |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
FL
|
07/16/2020 |
*06/20/2019 |
12755 |
| Reasons | FRESH MARKET CITRUS PEEL COLOR; TO OBTAIN BETTER PEEL COLOR FOR FRESH MARKET CITRUS VARIETIES |
13278 B |
I |
ND |
|
|
LETTUCE (GH) |
PYRIPROXYFEN |
Distance Esteem |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
AZ, KS, MS
|
|
*07/22/2021 |
13278 |
| Reasons | SHOREFLY, FUNGUS GNATS, POSSIBLY APHIDS AND WHITEFLY AND THRIPS; FUNGUS GNATS AND SHORE FLY ARE CHALLENGING IN GREENHOUSE LETTUCE PRODUCTION BECAUSE OF THE HIGH LEVEL OF MOISTURE PRESENT. AS OFTEN LETTUCE IS SOLD WITH THE PLUG OR ROOT BALL, IT IS A RISK THAT FUNGUS GNATS AND SHORE FLY COULD END UP IN THE FINAL PRODUCT SHIPPED TO CUSTOMERS. ADDITIONALLY, AS WE HAVE SUPPORT FROM VALENT CANADA FOR USE IN CANADA, AND SO THEY HAVE THE NEEDED EFFICACY AND SAFETY DATA, WE WOULD ONLY NEED A B LEVEL OF SUPPORT FROM THE IR-4 TO SECURE USE FOR OUR US GROWERS; MS/Need the 0 day PHI for young leafy greens grown for the fresh market restaurant trade. Some of these are grown in peat starters:06/24 |
13129 B |
I |
ND |
|
|
LETTUCE (GH) |
SPIDOXAMAT |
|
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
ME, OH, TX
|
|
*08/11/2020 |
13129 |
| Reasons | WORKS ON MULTIPLE LETTUCE ARTHROPODS; DRENCH OPTION AT THE PROPAGATION STAGE OF CROP PRODUCTION |
13801 B |
F |
ND |
|
|
LETTUCE (LEAF) (GH) |
CYAZOFAMID |
Ranman Segway |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
FL, GA, VA
|
|
*02/16/2024 |
13801 |
| Reasons | Pythium, Phytophthora, Growing segment and need this key product;02/24 |
12838 D |
I |
12838 |
|
|
LYCHEE |
BIFENTHRIN + ZETA-CYPERMETHRIN |
|
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
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 |
13391 D |
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 |
11810 D |
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 B |
H |
11293 |
|
|
MANGO |
FLUMIOXAZIN |
Valor Chateu |
UNDER EVALUATION |
FL, PR
|
|
08/09/2013 |
11293 |
| Reasons | PARTHENIUM HYSTEROPHORUS; NEED RESIDUAL CONTROL OF INVASIVE WEEDS |
13534 H |
H |
ND |
B |
|
MANGO |
INDAZIFLAM |
Alion |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
HI, PR
|
|
*09/27/2022 |
13534 |
| Reasons | WEEDS, LACK OF EFFECTIVE HERBICIDES TO MANAGE WEEDS ESPECIALLY PARTHENIUM HYSTEROPHORUS |
11933 B |
H |
ND |
|
|
MANGO |
SAFLUFENACIL |
Kixor Treevix |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
FL, PR
|
07/12/2016 |
*06/03/2016 |
11933 |
| Reasons | WEEDS (INCLUDING PARTHENIUM WHICH IS NOT CONTROLLED BY CURRENT PRODUCTS) |
13273 + |
F |
ND |
|
|
MINT |
AZOXYSTROBIN + BENZOVINDIFLUPYR |
|
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
OR
|
|
*07/20/2021 |
13273 |
| Reasons | VERTICILLIUM, THERE ARE NO OTHER COST EFFECTIVE ALTERNATIVES FOR VERTICILLIUM MANAGEMENT. |
13904 B |
F |
ND |
|
|
MINT (GH TRANSPLANT) |
FENHEXAMID |
Elevate Decree |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
MI
|
|
*08/09/2024 |
13904 |
| Reasons | Botrytis. Botrytis is a ubiquitous pathogen with a wide host range. This is a proven product against Botrytis on other crops; |
13872 H |
F |
ND |
|
|
MINT (GH TRANSPLANT) |
ISOFETAMID |
Kenja Kabuto |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
AL, CA, CT, MI, 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; |
12585 D |
F |
ND |
|
|
MIRACLE FRUIT |
AZOXYSTROBIN |
Abound Heritage |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
FL
|
|
*08/16/2018 |
12585 |
| Reasons | ANTHRACNOSE AND OTHER FUNGAL PATHOGENS; THERE ARE NOT FUNGICIDES REGISTERED FOR MIRACLE FRUIT |
13828 + |
H |
ND |
|
|
OLIVE |
1-AMINOCYCLOPROPANE-1-CARBOXYLIC ACID (ACC) |
|
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
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; |
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; |
12426 H |
F |
12426 |
B |
|
ONION (DRY BULB) (SEED TRT) |
FLUOPYRAM |
Velum Prime |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
CA, NY, OR
|
09/13/2018 |
*11/20/2017 |
12426 |
| Reasons | MELOIDOGYNE INCOGNITA VAR. INC. (ROOT-KNOT NEMATODE), DITYLENCHUS DIPSACI (STEM NEMATODE, TESTING DONE IN EUROPE): FROM NY REQUEST; STEM AND BULB NEMATODE AND WHITE ROT (SCLEROTIUM SEPIVORUM): FROM CA GARLIC AND ONION RESEARCH BOARD REQUEST; PER NY ME-TOO REQUEST 08/20: ONION GROWERS HAVE VYDATE NOW AS AN IN-FURROW TRT; FLUOPYRAM PROVIDES A SEED TRT ALTERNATIVE AND A SOFTER CHEMISTRY; SUGGEST KEEPING THIS AN H PRIORITY |
13780 H |
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 |
13867 B |
F |
ND |
|
|
OREGANO (GH TRANSPLANT) |
AZOXYSTROBIN + BENZOVINDIFLUPYR |
|
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
AL, CA, MI, NC, NJ, NY, TN, TX, VA
|
|
*07/30/2024 |
13867 |
| Reasons | Fusarium. This fungicide is labeled for Fusarium on other crops and represents a novel chemistry to address this problem; TN- need of alternative fungicides for management of Fusarium crown and root rot:08/24; |
13615 M |
I |
13615 |
|
|
PARSLEY |
NOVALURON |
Diamond Rimon |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
FL
|
|
*04/03/2023 |
13615 |
| Reasons | WEEVILS. LISTRONOTUS SPARSUS IS A WEEVIL THAT HAS EMERGED AS A PEST OF PARSLEY IN FLORIDA. THERE IS NO RECOMMENDED STANDARD INSECTICIDE FOR WEEVIL MANAGEMENT. CYANTRANILIPROLE (EXIREL) MIGHT REPRESENT AN OPTION; HOWEVER, EFFICACY HAS NOT BEEN CONFIRMED. THUS, THE USE OF NOVALURON WOULD PROVIDE A SAFE OPTION FOR CONTROL OF WEEVILS. THE AVAILABILITY OF MULTIPLE MODES OF ACTION WOULD ALLOW THE MITIGATION OF POTENTIAL INSECTICIDE RESISTANCE:03/23 |
13883 B |
H |
ND |
|
|
PEA (DRY) |
LINURON |
Linex 4l Lorox-df |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
ID
|
|
*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; |
13918 |
H |
ND |
|
|
PEA (DRY) |
TOPRAMEZONE |
|
UNDER EVALUATION |
ND
|
|
*08/21/2024 |
13918 |
| Reasons | Broadleaf weeds, especially kochia. Data from field trials indicate good efficacy against small kochia. There is no residual impact in soil. A single application should be sufficient. We intend to always tank mix the product with another mode of action for product stewardship:10/24; |
12801 H |
I |
ND |
|
|
PEA (EDIBLE PODDED & SUCCULENT SHELLED) |
ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555) |
|
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
DE, NY, PA
|
|
*08/19/2019 |
12801 |
| Reasons | SEED CORN MAGGOT; REPLACEMENT FOR CHLORPYRIPHOS; SEED TREATMENT WITH NEONICOTINOIDS IS ANOTHER OPTION BUT NOT ALWAYS AVAILABLE FOR ALL CULTIVARS AND PLANTING DATES, AND RESIDUES POSE RISK TO BEES; FEW EFFECTIVE OPTIONS EXIST; EFFECTIVE ORGANIC OPTIONS LACKING:08/19 |
197 D |
H |
197 |
|
|
PEACH |
ETHEPHON |
Etherel |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
CA, GA, KY, NC, NJ, VA
|
08/27/2018 |
05/01/1986 |
197 |
| Reasons | FRUIT THINNING |
3920 D |
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 |
12722 B |
H |
12722 |
B |
|
PEAR |
PYROXASULFONE |
Zidua |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
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 |
3179 E |
H |
ND |
|
|
PECAN |
ETHEPHON |
Etherel |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
AZ, CA, OK, TX
|
08/13/2020 |
10/01/1986 |
3179 |
| Reasons | OLD REQUEST WAS FOR USE AS A HARVEST AID; NEW REQUEST IS FOR USE AS AN AID IN UNIFORM HUSK SPLIT TO ADANCE HARVEST TO AVOID BEGINNING OF RAINY SEASON:09/16; AZ-Increased acreage of pecans is areas where early harvest is needed to avoid rainy season (AZ, NM, TX) has increased the need for this use:10/24; |
13822 B |
H |
13822 |
|
|
PEPPER (BELL & NONBELL) |
DIMETHENAMID-P |
Outlook Frontier X-2 |
UNDER EVALUATION |
NM, 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; |
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, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED |
CA, DE, FL, ME, TX, UT
|
06/28/2019 |
09/24/2003 |
9110 |
| Reasons | TWO-SPOTTED SPIDER MITE |
12977 H |
F |
ND |
|
|
PEPPER (BELL & NONBELL) (GH) |
PYRAZIFLUMID |
|
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
FL
|
|
*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 |
12285 D |
F |
ND |
|
|
PEPPER (GH) |
CYFLUFENAMID |
Miltrex |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
AZ, ME, MI, TX
|
06/26/2019 |
*07/26/2017 |
12285 |
| Reasons | POWDERY MILDEW; NEED MORE PRODUCTS TO CONTROL MILDEW |
12787 B |
F |
ND |
|
|
PEPPER (GH) |
POTASSIUM PHOSPHITE + CHLOROTHALONIL |
|
UNDER EVALUATION |
TX
|
|
*07/25/2019 |
12787 |
| Reasons | ANTHRACNOSE, BOTRYTIS AND CEROSPORA LEAF SPOT; BROAD SPECTRUM EFFECTIVE FUNGICIDES NEEDED FOR RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS |
12763 D |
I |
ND |
|
|
PEPPER (GH) |
PYMETROZINE |
Endeavor Fulfill |
UNDER EVALUATION |
TX
|
|
*07/09/2019 |
12763 |
| Reasons | APHIDS, WHITEFLIES; NEEDED FOR RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS |
8523 E |
H |
ND |
|
|
PLUM |
ETHEPHON |
Etherel |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
CA, MI
|
08/13/2020 |
06/17/2002 |
8523 |
| Reasons | COLOR DEVELOPMENT, ENHANCING MATURITY, HARVEST AID |
13324 B |
H |
ND |
A2 |
|
PLUM |
FLAZASULFURON |
Mission |
RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED |
CA, MI, NC
|
|
*08/09/2021 |
13324 |
| Reasons | ANNUAL BROADLEAF WEEDS, YELLOW NUTSEDGE, ANNUAL GRASSES; LACK OF ALTERNATIVES |
13810 B |
I |
ND |
|
|
POMEGRANATE |
ETOXAZOLE |
Secure Zoom |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
CA
|
|
*06/03/2024 |
13810 |
| Reasons | Citrus flat mite; Rotational product (group 10B) for only current registered material (FujiMite SC - 21A):06/24 |
13310 D |
I |
ND |
A |
|
POMEGRANATE |
SULFOXAFLOR |
Transform Transform |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
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 B |
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 |
13199 H |
H |
13199 |
|
|
PUMPKIN |
S-METOLACHLOR/METOLACHLOR |
Dual Magnum |
TOL EST; NEED E/CS DATA TO ADD CROP/PEST |
AR, DE, MD, NJ, NY, OH
|
|
*01/12/2021 |
13199 |
| Reasons | THERE ARE NO POSTEMERGENCE HERBICIDES LABELED FOR PUMPKINS TO CONTROL BROADLEAF WEED SPECIES. NEED TO FIND WAYS TO EXTEND THE RESIDUAL CONTROL OF OUR PREEMERGENCE HERBICIDES AND A DELAYED PRE APPLICATION IS ONE METHOD; FOR WEED SPECIES WITH PROLONGED GERMINATION PERIOD SUCH AS PALMER AMARANTH AND EASTERN BLACK NIGHTSHADE: 01/21; NY-S-met would help extend the suppression of several problematic weed species such as pigweends and nightshades:09/24; |
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 |
7928 D |
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 D |
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 |
13223 D |
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.; |
13865 B |
F |
ND |
|
|
ROSEMARY (GH TRANSPLANT) |
AZOXYSTROBIN + BENZOVINDIFLUPYR |
|
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
AL, CA, MI, NC, NJ, NY, TN, TX
|
|
*07/30/2024 |
13865 |
| Reasons | Alternaria leaf spot. Few fungicides are registered for use on herbs yet this sector of the greenhouse is a robust and important component of the bedding plant industry:07/24; |
13907 |
H |
ND |
|
|
SAFFLOWER |
BROMOXYNIL |
Buctril Buctril 4ec |
RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED |
ND
|
|
*09/11/2024 |
13907 |
| Reasons | Broadleaf weeds, especially kochia. 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, but yet has little to no residual that could damage the crop:09/24; |
12058 D |
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 |
13917 |
H |
ND |
|
|
SAFFLOWER |
TOPRAMEZONE |
|
UNDER EVALUATION |
ND
|
|
*10/21/2024 |
13917 |
| Reasons | Broadleaf weeds, especially kochia. 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, but yet has little to no residual that could damage the crop:10/24/; |
7216 B |
H |
7216 |
|
|
SAFFLOWER |
TRIBENURON-METHYL |
Express |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
ND
|
|
06/01/1998 |
7216 |
| Reasons | ANNUAL BROADLEAF WEEDS; perennial broadleaf weeds:10/23 |
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, 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 |
13529 + |
H |
ND |
|
|
SQUASH |
ETHALFLURALIN + CLOMAZONE |
|
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
AR, HQ, NJ, NY, OH
|
|
*09/08/2022 |
13529 |
| Reasons | MORNING GLORY, PIGWEED, NUTSEDGE |
13764 H |
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 |
13758 H |
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 |
13770 M |
F |
ND |
|
|
STEVIA |
BURKHOLDERIA SPP STRAIN A396 |
|
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
CA
|
|
*08/14/2023 |
13770 |
| Reasons | Nematodes & Pythium; Limited or not available products to be use in Stevia:08/23 |
13765 E |
F |
ND |
|
|
STEVIA |
CLONOSTACHYS ROSEA STRAIN J1446 |
|
UNDER EVALUATION |
CA
|
|
*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; |
13893 + |
F |
ND |
|
|
STEVIA |
FLUAZINAM |
Omega Altima |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
NC
|
|
*08/07/2024 |
13893 |
| Reasons | Sclerotinia. Limited products available on Stevia and Sclerotinia is a critical factor for overwinter survival and soil disease control in Stevia:08/24; |
13766 E |
F |
ND |
|
|
STEVIA |
STREPTOMYCES STRAIN K61 |
|
UNDER EVALUATION |
CA
|
|
*08/14/2023 |
13766 |
| Reasons | Fungus; limited number of products available to be use on Stevia:08/23 |
13629 D |
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. |
13756 + |
F |
ND |
A |
|
STRAWBERRY |
AC203 |
|
UNDER EVALUATION |
CA, MD, PA
|
|
*08/13/2023 |
13756 |
| Reasons | Botrytis fruit rot; need for effective biopesticides against Botrytis fruit rot; need effective rotation partners for anti-resistance practices:08/23; PA/Resistance to conventional fungicides has become a significant concern in PA:08/23 |
13713 H |
F |
ND |
|
|
STRAWBERRY |
FLUOPYRAM |
Velum Prime |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
CA, MI
|
|
*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 |
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 |
UNDER EVALUATION |
AL, CA, MI, NC, NJ, 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; |
13852 B |
I |
ND |
|
|
STRAWBERRY (GH TRANSPLANT) |
BIFENAZATE |
Acramite Floramite |
UNDER EVALUATION |
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; |
13870 B |
F |
ND |
|
|
STRAWBERRY (GH TRANSPLANT) |
ISOFETAMID |
Kenja Kabuto |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
AL, CA, MI, NC, NJ, TX
|
|
*07/30/2024 |
13870 |
| Reasons | Anthracnose. This product is registered for anthracnose on other crops and this pathogen is a concern on strawberry:07/24; |
12513 B |
I |
ND |
|
|
STRAWBERRY (GH) |
ACEQUINOCYL |
Kanemite Piton |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
DE, 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/sb |
12244 B |
I |
ND |
|
|
STRAWBERRY (GH) |
BIFENAZATE |
Acramite Floramite |
RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED |
FL, NC, TN
|
07/27/2017 |
*05/26/2017 |
12244 |
| Reasons | SPIDER MITES; Mites, TSSM, Mites are becoming a significant issue for GH strawberries:08/23 |
12257 B |
F |
ND |
|
|
STRAWBERRY (GH) |
CYFLUFENAMID |
Miltrex |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
AZ, MA, ME, MI, NC, TN
|
06/26/2019 |
*07/06/2017 |
12257 |
| Reasons | POWDERY MILDEW |
13346 B |
I |
ND |
|
|
STRAWBERRY (GH) |
FLONICAMID |
Beleaf Carbine |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
AZ, DE, MI, NC
|
|
*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; |
9605 D |
I |
9605 |
|
|
STRAWBERRY (GH) |
PYMETROZINE |
Endeavor Fulfill |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
CA, FL, NC, TN
|
07/09/2020 |
04/02/2004 |
9605 |
| Reasons | STRAWBERRY APHID; WHITEFLIES - FEW PRODUCTS ARE AVAILABLE |
13620 D |
F |
ND |
|
|
STRAWBERRY (GH) |
PYRIOFENONE |
Prolivo Property |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
FL
|
|
*04/10/2023 |
13620 |
| Reasons | POWDERY MILDEW. NEW FRAC GROUP FOR RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT:04/23 |
13130 B |
I |
ND |
|
|
STRAWBERRY (GH) |
SPIDOXAMAT |
|
RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED |
ME, MI, NY, OH, TX
|
|
*08/11/2020 |
13130 |
| Reasons | APHIDS, WHITEFLY, MEALYBUG, TSSM, PSYLLIDS, THRIPS (SUPPRESSION); WORKS ON MULTIPLE STRAWBERRY ARTHROPODS; CAN BE EITHER DRENCHED OR APPLIED AS A FOLIAR SPRAY; PER ME-TOO REQUEST FROM ME/OH/NY: THIS WOULD BE A NICE FIT IN THE BIO-BASED IPDM SYSTEM, BUT NEED A 0-1 DAY PHI |
13025 B |
H |
ND |
|
|
SUBGROUP 01C |
GLUFOSINATE |
Rely Liberty |
TOL EST; NEED E/CS DATA TO ADD CROP/PEST |
HQ
|
|
*07/02/2020 |
13025 |
| Reasons | TO REQUEST A TOLERANCE FOR CROP SUBGROUP 1C, BASED ON THE EXISTING REP CROP POTATO TOLERANCE |
10238 H |
H |
10238 |
|
|
SUGAR APPLE |
GLUFOSINATE |
Rely Liberty |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
FL
|
|
*08/24/2016 |
10238 |
| Reasons | PARTHENIUM HYSTEROPHORUS |
13920 |
H |
ND |
|
|
SUNFLOWER |
TOPRAMEZONE |
|
UNDER EVALUATION |
ND
|
|
*08/21/2024 |
13920 |
| Reasons | Broadleaf weeds, especially kochia. 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, but yet has little to no soil residual that could damage the crop:11/24; |
9236 H |
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 |
13482 + |
H |
ND |
|
|
SWEET POTATO |
FLURIDONE |
Avast! Avast! Srp |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
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 H |
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 |
12095 X |
H |
12095 |
|
|
SWEET POTATO |
METRIBUZIN |
Sencor 4 Sencor Df |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
MS, NC
|
12/09/2016 |
*12/08/2016 |
12095 |
| Reasons | BROADLEAF WEEDS; THERE ARE NO HERBICIDES REGISTERED FOR BROADCAST APPLIC TO SWEET POTATO WITH POSTEMERGENCE ACTIVITY ON BROADLEAVES; POST CONTROL IS LIMITED TO HAND REMOVAL AND REPEATED CULTIVATION |
12866 H |
H |
12866 |
|
|
SWEET POTATO |
METRIBUZIN |
Sencor 4 Sencor Df |
TOL EST; NEED E/CS DATA TO ADD CROP/PEST |
CA, MS, NC
|
09/19/2019 |
*08/28/2019 |
12866 |
| Reasons | TO CONTROL WEEDS; ONLY ONE HERBICIDE (DEVRINOL) IS REGISTERED IN SWEETPOTATO PLANT BEDS |
13755 + |
F |
ND |
|
|
SWEET POTATO |
PHC68949 |
|
UNDER EVALUATION |
NC
|
|
*08/13/2023 |
13755 |
| Reasons | Target nematode pest: root-knot nematodes (Meloidogyne spp.), including guava root-knot nematode (M. enterolobii); Few effective products are available for management of root-knot nematode in sweetpotato; moreover, root-knot nematode causes galling damage to the sweetpotato storage roots, and cosmetic damage makes them unmarketable. Root-knot nematodes have a high risk of impacting other minor vegetables, fruits, and row crops grown in rotation:08/23 |
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 |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
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; |
6459 M |
H |
ND |
|
|
TANIER |
METRIBUZIN |
Sencor 4 Sencor Df |
TOL EST; NEED E/CS DATA TO ADD CROP/PEST |
FL, PR
|
|
10/01/1995 |
6459 |
| Reasons | WEEDS |
13640 E |
H |
ND |
|
|
TEA |
GLUFOSINATE |
Rely Liberty |
UNDER EVALUATION |
NY
|
|
*06/26/2023 |
13640 |
| Reasons | Request for import:06/23 |
13769 M |
F |
ND |
|
|
TOMATO |
AC203 |
|
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
NC, 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 |
13600 + |
F |
ND |
A |
|
TOMATO |
INPYRFLUXAM |
|
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
AR, CA, FL, MS, VA, WV
|
|
*01/21/2023 |
13600 |
| Reasons | SOUTHERN BLIGHT CAUSED BY ATHELIA (SCLEROTIUM) ROLFSII; POST-PLANT APPLICATION TO REDUCE DISEASE INCIDENCE. SOILBORNE PATHOGEN WITH A BROAD HOST RANGE AND IS NOT EFFECTIVELY MANAGED THROUGH SOIL FUMIGATION OR OTHER AVAILABLE PESTICIDES. MS - Current options are limited and have limited application numbers for the aggressiveness of the pathogen/08/23; WV-We documented increased incidence of Southern blight in WV last few years. We found it this year on peppers as well:09/24; |
13800 H |
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 |
13884 + |
H |
ND |
|
|
TOMATO (FIELD) |
MALEIC HYDRAZIDE |
Royal Mh-30 Royal Mh-30 Sg |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
CA
|
|
*08/05/2024 |
13884 |
| Reasons | Branched broomrape (Phelipanche ramosa), Egyptian broomrape (Phelipanche aegyptiaca).As a new and quarantine pest in CA tomato production there are very limited options for control and management of these parasitic weeds. We have one registered material for use (through a 24(c)) and are concerned about development of quick resistance because of the significant use in the impacted region (~20,000 acres currently with significant preventative use). This material, as trialed for multiple years by the Hanson lab, would provide another tool that is effective and stave off resistance:07/24; |
13298 D |
F |
13298 |
|
|
TOMATO (GH) |
AZOXYSTROBIN + REYNOUTRIA SACHALINENSIS |
|
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
FL
|
|
*07/30/2021 |
13298 |
| Reasons | POWDERY MILDEW, THERE ARE VERY FEW M PRODUCTS TO CONTROL LEVULLIA. THIS IS A DIFFICULT TO CONTROL PATHOGEN. |
10830 B |
F |
ND |
|
|
TOMATO (GH) |
CYFLUFENAMID |
Miltrex |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
AZ, ME, MI, 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 |
8676 B |
I |
ND |
|
|
TOMATO (GH) |
CYROMAZINE |
Trigard |
RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE 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 |
13695 B |
I |
ND |
|
|
TOMATO (GH) |
DIFLUBENZURON |
Dimilin Micromite |
RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED |
FL
|
|
*08/01/2023 |
13695 |
| Reasons | Psyllids; Liberibacter causes the same problems for tomatoes as to citrus. Shuts the plants down:08/23 |
12671 H |
F |
ND |
|
|
TOMATO (GH) |
FLUDIOXONIL + PYDIFLUMETOFEN |
|
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
CA, ME, MS, MT, NC, TX
|
|
*02/07/2019 |
12671 |
| Reasons | FUSARIUM; VERY LIMITED NUMBER OF FUNGICIDES REGISTERED FOR FUSARIUM CONTROL ON GH TOMATO; PER ME-TOO REQUEST FROM ME: FUSARIUM IS BECOMING A BIGGER PROBLEM IN THE GH |
13638 H |
F |
ND |
|
|
TOMATO (GH) |
MANDESTROBIN |
|
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
FL, ME
|
|
*06/20/2023 |
13638 |
| Reasons | Fusarium; Need fusarium products. Nothing available:06/23 |
12789 B |
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 D |
F |
ND |
|
|
TOMATO (GH) |
PYRAZIFLUMID |
|
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
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 |
13097 B |
F |
ND |
|
|
WALNUT |
TRIPHENYLTIN HYDROXIDE |
Agri Tin Enable 75wsp/agritin {agritin |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
CA
|
|
*08/06/2020 |
13097 |
| Reasons | WALNUT BLIGHT; ROTATIONAL MATERIAL TO MIX WITH COPPER AND OTHER BACTERICIDES TO REPLACE MANCOZEB IF MANCOZEB IS CANCELLED IN EXPORT MARKETS LIKE THE EU; PER 2020 WSR NOMINATION COMMENT: NO OTHER OPTIONS CURRENTLY AVAILABLE:08/20 |