| 14088 |
02/03/2026 |
OXYFLUORFEN |
RICE, WILD |
UNDER EVALUATION |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Broad-spectrum control of sedges and broadleaves, as well as partial control of grasses. Wild rice only has 2 current herbicide products registered for use in California (carfentrazone and florpyrauxifen-benzyl):01/26; |
| 14087 |
01/30/2026 |
ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555) |
STRAWBERRY |
UNDER EVALUATION |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | lygus bugs and thrips. requesting a shorter PHI than the current planned 3 days:01/26; CA: During peak harvest, the strawberry crop should be harvested every 3 days to maintain freshness. Overripening fruit attracts fruit flies which can severely impact quality at their destination:02/26; |
| 14086 |
01/30/2026 |
AMICARBAZONE + METRIBUZIN |
CORN (SWEET) |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
HQ OR NC |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Copied from PR# 13936: WEEDS; pigweeds, lambsquarter, crabgrass Alternative to atrazine. Alternative to atrazine can potentially reduce the negative environmental effects of atrazine use:04/25; |
| 14085 |
01/22/2026 |
TETFLUPYROLIMET |
RICE, WILD |
UNDER EVALUATION |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Weeds, particularly grasses. Wild rice only has 2 current herbicide products registered for use in California (carfentrazone and florpyrauxifen-benzyl). There is only one product for grass control, which is florpyrauxifen-benzyl:01/26; |
| 14084 |
12/11/2025 |
CLETHODIM |
FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED) |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
MO |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Annual and perennial grasses in crop. There are currently limited choices for annual and perennial grasses in crop; this use will add diversity in products registered for use:12/25; |
| 14083 |
12/03/2025 |
ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555) |
ARTICHOKE (GLOBE) |
UNDER EVALUATION |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Artichoke plume moth. Rotational product, resistance management, IPM compatibility:12/25; |
| 14082 |
11/13/2025 |
PYRETHRINS |
CARROT |
UNDER EVALUATION |
SD |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Aster leafhopper. aster leafhoppers have become a serious pest problem in South Dakota, mainly because they spread plant diseases like aster yellows, which can do a lot of damage to crops like carrots, lettuce, potatoes, onions, small grains, and even some flowers:11/25; |
| 14081 |
11/13/2025 |
AFIDOPYROPEN |
SUGARCANE |
UNDER EVALUATION |
LA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | West Indian cane fly (Saccharosydne saccharivora) Sugarcane aphid (Melanaphis sacchari) Yellow sugarcane aphid (Sipha flava). Currently registered products don't provide effective control of the hemipteran pest complex. New modes of action that are safe on beneficial insects are needed:11/25; |
| 14080 |
11/13/2025 |
ETOFENPROX |
ALMOND |
HOLD |
KY |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Stink bugs and leaf-footed bugs. These are emerging pests. Current controls lack good efficacy and disrupt management of other pests:11/25; |
| 14079 |
11/10/2025 |
BENZOVINDIFLUPYR + DIFENOCONAZOLE |
BLUEBERRY (HIGHBUSH) |
UNDER EVALUATION |
GA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Colletotrichum spp./targeted for control of Anthracnose Fruit Rot of blueberry. Colletotrichum spp. with resistance to FRAC11 and FRAC12 (fludioxonil), and tolerance/natural immunity to several FRAC7 (SDHI) fungicides (boscalid, fluopyram, and pydiflumetofen) has been identified in Georgia blueberries. Benzovindiflupyr is an SDHI which has been reported to be effective against Colletotrichum spp. Also, lab work suggests that difenoconazole (unlike many other DMI fungicides) may have activity against Colletotrichum. Growers need effective options;11/25; |
| 14078 |
11/03/2025 |
eQA SOFTWARE SYSTEM VALIDATION |
EQA SOFTWARE SYSTEM |
FINAL REPORT SIGNED; READY FOR SUBMISSION |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 14077 |
10/30/2025 |
ELECTRONIC FIELD DATA BOOK VALIDATION |
ELECTRONIC FIELD DATA BOOK |
FINAL REPORT SIGNED; READY FOR SUBMISSION |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 14076 |
10/20/2025 |
1-AMINOCYCLOPROPANE-1-CARBOXYLIC ACID (ACC) |
PISTACHIO |
UNDER EVALUATION |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Efficient mechanical harvest from improved nut abscission, allowing for earlier and more uniform crop removal. Improvement in total harvestable yield and quality. Avoiding of pests and diseases from optimal harvest timing. Reduction of mummies as a tool for IPM.Increased pest and disease pressure due to climate change, as well as reduction in total yield and quality due to bloom and crop maturity variability is a problem for pistachios, as well as other tree nut crops such as almonds and pecans. Current research is occurring for ACC use in pistachios (sponsored by California Pistachio Research Board) and almonds (sponsored by Almond Board of California). A crop group label, using tested rates as well as label maximum rates, is appropriate:10/25; CA: quality enhancer, harvest aid:10/25; |
| 14075 |
10/20/2025 |
1-AMINOCYCLOPROPANE-1-CARBOXYLIC ACID (ACC) |
PECAN |
UNDER EVALUATION |
CA AZ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Efficient mechanical harvest from improved nut abscission, allowing for earlier and more uniform crop removal. Improvement in total harvestable yield and quality. Avoiding of pests and diseases from optimal harvest timing. Reduction of mummies as a tool for IPM. Increased pest and disease pressure due to climate change, as well as reduction in total yield and quality due to bloom and crop maturity variability is a problem for almonds and pecans, as well as other tree nut crops such as pistachios. Current research is occurring for ACC use in almonds (sponsored by Almond Board of California) and pistachios (sponsored by California Pistachio Research Board). A crop group label, using tested rates as well as label maximum rates, is appropriate:09/25; AZ: A more uniform bloom and crop maturity will also reduce vivÃpary.AKA pre-germination in pecans which causes our farmsignificant anual economic loss:10/25; AZ: a timely, single pass harvest in pecans is a cost savings and improves kernel quality:10/25; |
| 14074 |
10/20/2025 |
1-AMINOCYCLOPROPANE-1-CARBOXYLIC ACID (ACC) |
ALMOND |
UNDER EVALUATION |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Efficient mechanical harvest from improved nut abscission, allowing for earlier and more uniform crop removal. Improvement in total harvestable yield and quality. Avoiding of pests and diseases from optimal harvest timing. Reduction of mummies as a tool for IPM. Increased pest and disease pressure due to climate change, as well as reduction in total yield and quality due to bloom and crop maturity variability is a problem for almonds and pecans, as well as other tree nut crops such as pistachios. Current research is occurring for ACC use in almonds (sponsored by Almond Board of California) and pistachios (sponsored by California Pistachio Research Board). A crop group label, using tested rates as well as label maximum rates, is appropriate:09/25 |
| 14073 |
10/07/2025 |
FLORPYRAUXIFEN-BENZYL |
OLIVE |
UNDER EVALUATION |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Hairy fleabane, resistance management, sucker control. Olive has few systemic post-emergent herbicide options, particularly no 2,4-D. Post-emergence control in olive is almost exclusively glyphosate-based. Resistance to glyphosate demands effective post-emergence alternatives:10/25; |
| 14072 |
09/30/2025 |
GLUFOSINATE-P |
ARTICHOKE (GLOBE) |
UNDER EVALUATION |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | weeds. Preplant burndown:09/25; |
| 14071 |
09/30/2025 |
GLUFOSINATE-P |
SESAME |
RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED |
TX |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | broad-spectrum of annual broadleaf weeds including glyphosate-resistant Palmer amaranth.There are limited products that can be used in sesame:09/25; |
| 14070 |
09/24/2025 |
FENPROPATHRIN |
SUBGROUP 06-22D |
PETITION SUBMITTED TO EPA |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 14069 |
09/24/2025 |
FENPROPATHRIN |
SUBGROUP 06-22B |
PETITION SUBMITTED TO EPA |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 14068 |
09/24/2025 |
FENPROPATHRIN |
BARLEY |
PETITION SUBMITTED TO EPA |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 14067 |
09/18/2025 |
BENZOVINDIFLUPYR |
SUBGROUP 06-22F |
NO-DATA, CROP GROUP/SUBGROUP TOLERANCE REVISION |
NC |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 14066 |
09/18/2025 |
BENZOVINDIFLUPYR |
SUBGROUP 06-22E |
NO-DATA, CROP GROUP/SUBGROUP TOLERANCE REVISION |
NC |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 14065 |
09/15/2025 |
MANDIPROPAMID |
MINT (GH TRANSPLANT) |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Phytophthora. Phytophthora is a major problem on various herbs based on our SCRI CEA Herb project which includes a survey of diseases and grower calls:09/25; |
| 14064 |
09/15/2025 |
MANDIPROPAMID |
BASIL (GH TRANSPLANT) |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Phytophthora. Phytophthora is a significant problem on herbs which causes root rot, plant stunting, and plant death. Other products are not registered for this use:09/25; |
| 14063 |
08/05/2025 |
2,4-DB |
RYE |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Weeds; |
| 14062 |
08/05/2025 |
2,4-DB |
BARLEY |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Weeds; |
| 14061 |
08/05/2025 |
2,4-DB |
WHEAT |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Weeds; |
| 14060 |
07/03/2025 |
TIAPYRACHLOR |
SAFFLOWER |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | It is our understanding that tiapyrachlor will be very important in controlling economically important pests in annual row crops that are grown in rotation with safflower. Safflower is an agronomically critical rotational crop that aids in the improvement of soil health, pest management, and overall IPM. Tolerances need to be established in safflower to support workable crop rotation restrictions. This will allow for safflower planting following a crop that was treated with tiapyrachlor in the previous growing season. If tiapyrachlor is effective in controlling Lygus hesperus, it will be needed as a pest management tool in the production of safflower:07/25; |
| 14059 |
07/03/2025 |
VRD-01 |
GRAPE |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Powdery mildew (Erysiphe necator). Powdery mildew remains a top challenge in viticulture, requiring repeated fungicide use that can drive resistance, leave harmful residues, and face tightening regulatory limits. RNAi biopesticide offers a new mode of action, fits within IPM frameworks, and supports the needs of growers and exporters seeking residue-free alternatives:07/25; |
| 14058 |
07/02/2025 |
FLUAZAINDOLIZINE |
GUAVA |
EPA HOLD |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Meloidogyne enterolobii, Guava Root Knot Nematode. Since the initial detection in a Florida nursery in 2004, Meloidogyne enterolobii has spread rapidly, infecting more than 80% of guava fields surveyed in Miami-Dade County, FL (Gitonga et al., 2023). Currently, there is no registered chemical available for use in guava to control this aggressive nematode species:06/25; |
| 14057 |
07/02/2025 |
BICYCLOPYRONE + BROMOXYNIL |
GOLD-OF-PLEASURE (CAMELINA) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
SD |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | When this product is applied to small grains, there's a 9 month plant back restriction for canola, which is in the same crop group (20a) as camelina. Winter camelina seeded following small grain harvest serves as both a cover crop and a grain crop the following spring. Current labeling on Talinor discusses cover crops planted after small grain harvest. Right now, growers who utilize this cropping system have no options for group 27 herbicides in their small grain crops. Shortening the plant back restriction to 90 days would be desirable:07/25; |
| 14056 |
07/02/2025 |
BICYCLOPYRONE + BROMOXYNIL |
FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
SD |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | When this product is applied to small grains, there's a 9 month plant back restriction for canola, which is an oilseed crop (group 20A) similar to pennycress. However, since pennycress is a new crop, it's classified in the miscellaneous crop group (group 99) for now. Pennycress seeded following small grain harvest serves as both a cover crop and a grain crop the following spring. Current labeling on Talinor discusses cover crops planted after small grain harvest. Right now, growers who utilize this cropping system have no options for group 27 herbicides in their small grain crops. Shortening the plant back restriction to 90 days would be desirable:07/25; |
| 14055 |
07/02/2025 |
TIAFENACIL |
BEAN (DRIED SHELLED) |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
CA NY NJ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | weed control. limited options in weed control in blackeye pea production:07/25; NY: Very good fit for weed control in dry beans and peas, where limited options exist. This request supports tiafenacil use in row middles with hooded sprayers, offering effective weed management while minimizing crop contact and supporting grower needs:09/25; NJ: Limited herbicide options for effective weed control in bean & pea crop in the Northeast region, with increasing presence of challenging herbicide resistance weed species and problematic crop rotation intervals that constrain growers' ability to implement adaptive weed control strategies:09/25; |
| 14054 |
07/02/2025 |
PYRIDATE |
BEAN (DRIED SHELLED) |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
CA NY NJ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | weed control. limited materials are available for weed control in blackeye peas:07/25; NY: Limited weed control options exist for dry beans and peas. This request supports Tough 5EC use in row middles or limited postemergence applications, offering flexible weed management options while minimizing crop risk and addressing critical grower needs:09/25; NJ: NJ: Limited herbicide options for effective weed control in bean & pea crop in the Northeast region, with increasing presence of challenging herbicide resistance weed species and problematic crop rotation intervals that constrain growers' ability to implement adaptive weed control strategies:09/25; |
| 14053 |
07/02/2025 |
SAFLUFENACIL |
BEAN (DRIED SHELLED) |
UNDER EVALUATION |
CA NY NJ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | weed control. limited materials available for weed control in blackeye peas:07/25; NY: Limited weed control options are available for dry beans and peas. This request supports Sharpen use in row middles with hooded sprayers, providing a safer option for managing weeds while minimizing crop contact and addressing a key gap in grower tools:09/25; NJ: Limited herbicide options for effective weed control in bean & pea crop in the Northeast region, with increasing presence of challenging herbicide resistance weed species and problematic crop rotation intervals that constrain growers' ability to implement adaptive weed control strategies:09/25; |
| 14052 |
07/02/2025 |
PYRAFLUFEN-ETHYL |
BEAN (DRIED SHELLED) |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
CA NY |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | weed control. limited materials available for weed control in blackeye peas:07/25; NY: Limited weed control options are available for dry beans and peas. This request supports ET herbicide use, with safer applications to row middles or limited postemergence use, helping address critical grower needs with few effective alternatives:09/25; |
| 14051 |
07/02/2025 |
2,4-DB |
BEAN (DRIED SHELLED) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | weed control. limited materials available for weed control in blackeye peas:07/25; |
| 14050 |
07/02/2025 |
METAMITRON |
BEAN (DRIED SHELLED) |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | weed control. limited materials available for weed control in blackeye peas:07/25; |
| 14049 |
07/02/2025 |
TOLPYRALATE |
BEAN (DRIED SHELLED) |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | weed control. limited materials available for weed control in blackeye peas:07/25; |
| 14048 |
07/02/2025 |
INPYRFLUXAM |
GRAPE |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
MI MS GA NY WV |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Guignardia bidwellii. We need additional products to control black rot due to the loss of EDBCs. This is a FRAC 7 material that hasn't shown any phytotoxicity in 2022 trials:07/25; MS: the FRAC group is needed. It would be nice if the PHI was less, but if this product can come into use, and be coupled with IS00526. We might be able to reduce both disease and tolerance/resistance risks:08/25; GA: As with the midwest, GA has significant disease pressure from black rot and other diseases. We also have this on muscadines, V. vinifera and hybrids:09/25; WV: Black rot is a major disease of grapes in the state. More efficacious products are needed as rotation materials to manage the disease and resistance development in the pathogen:09/25; |
| 14047 |
07/02/2025 |
InnaLB PEPTIDE |
POTATO |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
WI NM |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Potato late blight (Phytophthora infestans). Current chemical fungicides face challenges including resistance development, environmental toxicity, and limited selectivity. InnaLB, as a biological fungicide with a targeted mode of action, offers a sustainable alternative with low toxicity to beneficial organisms and compatibility with integrated pest management (IPM) strategies. This use supports reduced chemical inputs, helps manage resistant pathogen strains, and facilitates faster market access for innovative biological solutions:06/25; NM: Phytophthora sp. can be devastating pathogens for solanaceous crops in NM that occasionally present with favourable monsoon / climatic conditions:08/25; |
| 14046 |
07/02/2025 |
CLETHODIM |
CARROT (SEED CROP) |
HOLD |
OR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Various weedy grasses including rattail fescue, Vulpia myuros. Recent changes to label wording explicitly disallow use on seed crops, when before advisory wording was used on the label. There is no specific use directions for carrot seed. Clethodim was previously used on many carrot seed acres in Oregon, without it, weed control will suffer and seed quality reduced:06/25; |
| 14045 |
07/02/2025 |
CLETHODIM |
PARSLEY (SEED CROP) |
HOLD |
OR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Various weedy grasses including rattail fescue, Vulpia myuros. Recent changes to label wording explicitly disallow use on seed crops, when before advisory wording was used on the label. There is no specific use directions for carrot seed or parsley seed. Clethodim was previously used on many carrot seed acres and all parsley seed acres in Central Oregon, without it, weed control will suffer and seed quality reduced. There are limited option for grass herbicides in parsley, only two including clethodim:06/25; |
| 14044 |
07/02/2025 |
NEEM OIL |
HEMP |
UNDER EVALUATION |
OH |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | rice root aphid, and other aphids. There are no alternatives for the control of rice root aphid:06/25; |
| 14043 |
07/02/2025 |
FLUMIOXAZIN + PYROXASULFONE |
WATERMELON |
UNDER EVALUATION |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Annual weeds. Limited at-planting herbicide options in watermelon:07/25; FL: The combination of two MOA is important for the management of herbicide resistant weed species:08/25; |
| 14042 |
07/02/2025 |
GLUFOSINATE |
PUMPKIN |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
NM NY NJ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Winter annual weeds, namely marestail. There are no effective options for glyphosate-resistant marestail in no-till and reduced-tillage pumpkin production systems:07/25; NM: Would be an added tool to help control winter annuals:08/25; NY: Good fit for no-till pumpkin systems with cover crops. Provides needed control of glyphosate-resistant marestail and other weeds where current options are limited or ineffective:08/25; NJ: Would deliver essential management of glyphosate-resistant horseweed and pigweeds, and additional late summer emerging weed species where existing control methods are inadequate or fail:09/25; |
| 14040 |
07/01/2025 |
SAFLUFENACIL |
PUMPKIN |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
NM OR NJ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Winter annual weeds, namely marestail. Current burndown options in no-till/reduced tillage pumpkin production do not adequately control glyphosate-resistant marestail.:07/25; NM: Most pumpkin production in NM is for agro-tourism in connection with corn mazes during Halloween season. But this could be useful in NM controlling not only marestail, but also london rocket, an overwinter food source / virus reservoir for a leaf hopper vector:08/25; OR: The addition of saflufenacil for burndown will provide improved efficacy on brassica weeds in false seedbed methods in squash, pumpkin, and cucumber grown for seed or processes markets in western OR:08/25; NJ: Saflufenacil would help with management of glyphosate-resistant horseweed and nightshades (especially pick your own operations) where existing control methods are inadequate or fail:09/25; |
| 14037 |
07/01/2025 |
ICAFOLIN-METHYL |
SUNFLOWER |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
ND SD |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Annual broadleaf and grass weeds. Kochia has developed resistance to key herbicides used for preplant/preemergence burndown applications, including Express (Group 2), Roundup (Group 9), and Sharpen/Aim Group 14. The only effective burndown herbicide remaining is paraquat, which some growers prefer not to use. We need another burndown product that effectively controls kochia and is safe to the crop:06/25; SD: same needs as ND:09/25; |
| 14036 |
07/01/2025 |
ICAFOLIN-METHYL |
SAFFLOWER |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
ND SD |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Annual broadleaf and grass weeds. Kochia has developed resistance to key herbicides used for preplant/preemergence burndown applications, including Express (Group 2), Roundup (Group 9), and Sharpen/Aim Group 14. The only effective burndown herbicide remaining is paraquat, which some growers prefer not to use. We need another burndown product that effectively controls kochia and is safe to the crop:06/25; |
| 14034 |
07/01/2025 |
METAMITRON |
CARROT |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
NY NJ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Pigweeds, lambsquarters, other weeds. Pigweeds in NYS and other locations have confirmed resistance to linuron, a key herbicide. Herbicides for use in carrots are limited:06/25; NJ: Limited herbicide options for effective residual weed control in carrots grown in the Northeast region, with increasing presence of challenging herbicide resistance weed species (pigweed, ragweed):09/25; |
| 14032 |
07/01/2025 |
IMIDACLOPRID |
STEVIA |
EPA HOLD |
NC |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Aphids, thrips, whiteflies. Whiteflies, thrips and aphids control:06/25; |
| 14031 |
07/01/2025 |
BIFENTHRIN |
STEVIA |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
NC |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Aphids, loopers, lepidoptera spp., stinkbugs, whiteflies. No available products for listed pests other than lepidoptera spp. other than a Bt product for caterpillar control:06/25; |
| 14030 |
07/01/2025 |
FENAMIDONE |
ROSEMARY (GH TRANSPLANT) |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Phytophthora. Fungicides are needed for Phytophthora susceptible crops. Currently, fungicides are not registered for Phytophthora on this crop:06/25; requester interested in this product as a drench for a root rot issue:07/25; |
| 14029 |
07/01/2025 |
FENAMIDONE |
OREGANO (GH TRANSPLANT) |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Phytophthora. Phytophthora has been a recurring problem on this crop and there are no other fungicides registered. While mefenoxam may become registered through the efforts of the IR-4 program, other products are needed to reduce resistance risk. Previous efforts to put forward OXTP were not successful:06/25; |
| 14028 |
07/01/2025 |
MESOTRIONE |
CRANBERRY |
HOLD |
OR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | broadleafweeds winter/summer. Mesotrione is an important herbicide in cranberries for the control of birsdfoot trefoil, buttercup,ragweed, smartweed, and many other species. Applicaitons are done by tractor or chemigation. Drone application is rapidly expanding in cranberries, but the label does specify drone application of mesotrione in cranberry despite of aerial applications being allowed in other crops. There is a concern of potential increased crop damage, and impacts on crop residue because of the lower volume used in:06/25; |
| 14027 |
07/01/2025 |
FORMIC ACID |
BEEHIVES |
UNDER EVALUATION |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Varroa mite in honey bee colonies. Beekeepers are losing colonies at unprecedented rates and varroa mites are still one of the leading causes. Beekeepers have a very limited number of products/active ingredients at their disposal. Formic acid products are currently in use by beekeepers and adding another more affordable option for being able to manage varroa while additional novel AIs are possibly being developed, would be beneficial for the beekeepers and might provide relief with high colony losses:06/25; |
| 14026 |
06/30/2025 |
POTASSIUM PHOSPHITE |
PEANUT |
RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED |
GA NM MS SC FL OK |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Pythium pod rot of peanut (Pythium myriotylum); early leaf spot (Passalora arachidicola); late leaf spot (Nothopassalora personata). The target diseases are Pythium pod rot & certain foliar diseases (phosphite in combination with other registered products). Pythium pod rot is an important disease in most of the peanut production areas of the US. Phosphites are the only products useful against Pythium when applied by means other than irrigation systems. There is a need to address MRL issues in the EU for phosphorous acid (phosphites) fungicides. The orig proj consisted of 6 residue studies, however the EU now require 8 trials (EUROPEAN COMMISSION HEALTH & FOOD SAFETY DIRECTORATE-GENERAL This request is asking for 2 add'l res studies to satisfy the new EU requirement:06/25; NM: Occasionally an issue for peanut producers in Eastern NM depending on climatic conditions:08/25; MS: Phosphites also have unique bi-mobile distribution in the plant. All current fungicides labelled in peanut do not have this type of distribution within the plant. These labelled fungicides have very limited efficacy on soil-borne disease if rainfall or irrigation is not rec'd after application:08/25; SC: Targeted eff &distinct mode of action is a valuable tool for disease mgmt active ingredient stewardship programs:08/25; AR:Peanut in AR is nearly 100% irrigated by either pivot or furrow irrigation system. Thus, Pythium pod rot could be an important yield-limiting disease in the state/region with little or no options for mgmt:08/25; FL: Phytium pod rot incidence (number of peanut pods) is ubiquitous & in some fields the severity is high. Peanut yield losses in these severe infested fields may range in between 40 to 50% and quality is Seg 2:08/25; GA: Potassium phosphite, a fungicide & nutrient prod, offers a sustainable mgmt opt for these diseases while also enhancing overall plant health. Assessments from these trials can help determine the benefits of integrating potassium phosphite into a comprehensive disease mgmt program:08/25; |
| 14025 |
06/30/2025 |
CYPRODINIL |
CHERRY, SOUR |
UNDER EVALUATION |
MI NY |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Cherry leaf spot, Blumeriella jaapii. Cherry leaf spot, Blumeriella jaapii, the most important disease of tart cherry production in the Eastern US, has developed resistance to or exhibits reduced sensitivity to DMI, SDHI, and QoI fungicides. A fungicide with a different mode of action would greatly benefit growers and improve disease resistance management efforts:06/25; NY: Observations in NY concur, & cherry leaf spot is one of the most significant diseases affecting sour cherry growers in NY State. Multiple fungicide are recommended for mgmt. Addlmodes of action would greatly benefit growers:08/25; |
| 14024 |
06/30/2025 |
TIAPYRACHLOR |
TOMATO (GH TRANSPLANT) |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
MI NC |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Aphids, whiteflies. Few products available for greenhouse transplants for sale to consumers. Neonic insecticides not allowed by major retailers:06/25; NC: important for production of grafted tomato plants:09/25; |
| 14023 |
06/30/2025 |
TIAPYRACHLOR |
PEPPER (GH TRANSPLANT) |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
MI NC |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Aphids and leafhoppers. Few products registered for use on herbs in the greenhouse:06/25; NC: important for production of grafted pepper plants:09/25; NC: important for production of grafted pepper plants:09/25; |
| 14022 |
06/30/2025 |
TIAPYRACHLOR |
BASIL (GH TRANSPLANT) |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Aphids and whiteflies. Few insecticides labeled for use on herb transplants in the greenhouse. A SCRI project has an objective to ID and register new control products for herb production:06/25; |
| 14021 |
06/30/2025 |
TIAPYRACHLOR |
OREGANO (GH TRANSPLANT) |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Aphids and whiteflies. Few products are registered for use on herbs in the greenhouse. An SCRI project has identified the need for new pesticide tools for greenhouse herbs:06/25; |
| 14020 |
06/30/2025 |
TIAPYRACHLOR |
MINT (GH TRANSPLANT) |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Aphids and whiteflies. There are few products registered for herb transplants for the greenhouse. An SCRI project has identified the need based on stakeholder input:06/25; |
| 14019 |
06/30/2025 |
PYMETROZINE |
PEPPER (GH TRANSPLANT) |
EPA HOLD |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Aphids, whiteflies. Few products are registered for use on greenhouse transplants for sale to consumers. SCRI project identifies the needed for new tools needed for pest management:06/25; |
| 14018 |
06/30/2025 |
PYMETROZINE |
TOMATO (GH TRANSPLANT) |
EPA HOLD |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Aphids and whiteflies. There are few products registered for use on vegetable transplants for consumers. The SCRI grant for herbs has identified the need for new pest management tools:06/25; |
| 14017 |
06/30/2025 |
PYMETROZINE |
BASIL (GH TRANSPLANT) |
EPA HOLD |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Aphids, whiteflies. There are few products registered for use on herb transplants. An SCRI project identifies the need for new pest management tools:06/25; |
| 14016 |
06/30/2025 |
PYMETROZINE |
MINT (GH TRANSPLANT) |
EPA HOLD |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Aphids, whiteflies. There are few products available for the greenhouse transplants:06/25; |
| 14015 |
06/30/2025 |
METAM-SODIUM |
GINSENG |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Weed and soil-borne pathogens, suppression of nematodes. This product has been a 24C label for several years and a label is needed:06/25; |
| 14014 |
06/30/2025 |
MANDIPROPAMID |
ROSEMARY (GH TRANSPLANT) |
COVERED BY ANOTHER PROJECT |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Phytophthora This product is labeled for Phytophthora Diseases such as Phytophthora ramorum on ornamentals. This pathogen is an ongoing problem on this crop and effective fungicides are needed:06/25; |
| 14013 |
06/30/2025 |
MANDIPROPAMID |
OREGANO (GH TRANSPLANT) |
COVERED BY ANOTHER PROJECT |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Phytophthora Phytophthora Diseases such as Phytophthora ramorum are included on the label for ornamentals. This root rot is a frequent problem and fungicides are needed:05/25; |
| 14012 |
06/30/2025 |
MANDIPROPAMID |
LAVENDER (GH TRANSPLANT) |
COVERED BY ANOTHER PROJECT |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Phytophthora Phytophthora Diseases such as Phytophthora ramorum are on the label for ornamentals. While lavender can be marketed as an ornamental it is often marketed as an herb to be used as an herb. Phytophthora is a common and destructive pathogen:06/25; |
| 14011 |
06/30/2025 |
FLUAZINAM |
ASPARAGUS (FERN) |
EPA HOLD |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Stemphylium leaf spot. Different FRAC code product is needed. Could be used as a substitution for mancozeb or Bravo:06/25; |
| 14010 |
06/30/2025 |
MANDIPROPAMID |
STRAWBERRY (GH TRANSPLANT) |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Phytophthora This product is labeled for use on Phytophthora Diseases such as Phytophthora ramorum on ornamentals. Phytophthora root rot is a common problem for potted strawberries grown for the consumer:06/25; |
| 14009 |
06/30/2025 |
BICYCLOPYRONE + BROMOXYNIL |
GRASSES (SEED CROP) |
RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED |
OR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Mayweed chamomile (Anthemis cotula L.), other broadleaf weeds. Difficult weed to control with existing registered products. Combines two modes of action for resistance management. Per label: "Powered by bicyclopyrone and bromoxynil octanoate, two active ingredients with two effective modes of action, Talinor overpowers tough-to-control weeds like kochia, mayweed chamomile and Russian thistle with quicker, more efficient knockdown:06/25; |
| 14008 |
06/29/2025 |
ETHABOXAM |
PISTACHIO |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
CA NM |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Phytophthora species. Phytophthora root and crown rot of pistachio is widespread in California and represents a new threat to pistachio trees. So far only a few fungicides are registered for the control of Phytophthora on pistachio. More fungicides are crucial for the control of these emerging Phytophthora diseases. Also, having different mode of action or FRAC groups will allow for fungicide rotation programs to reduce the probability of Phytophthora species to develop resistance:06/25; NM: Pistachio production is growing in NM and producers would like an option for phytophthora control:08/25; |
| 14007 |
06/29/2025 |
FLUOPICOLIDE |
PISTACHIO |
HOLD |
CA NM |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Phytophthora species. Phytophthora root and crown rot of pistachio is widespread in California and represents a new threat to pistachio trees. So far only a few fungicides are registered for the control of Phytophthora on pistachio. More fungicides are crucial for the control of these emerging Phytophthora diseases. Also, having different mode of action or FRAC groups will allow for fungicide rotation programs to reduce the probability of Phytophthora species to develop resistance:06/25; NM: Pistachio production is growing in NM and producers would like additional tools for phytophthora control:08/25;CA: Having Cal-EPA already approved fluopicolide for use in other nut crops builds confidence that this AI will make it to commercialization:08/25; |
| 14005 |
06/28/2025 |
GLUFOSINATE |
DATE |
UNDER EVALUATION |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Post emergent weed control. Glyphosate is the primary herbicide used by the date palm growers. This product is under increasing political scrutiny in California. Alternatives are needed especially with the increasing level of glyphosate resistance in weed species. |
| 14004 |
06/28/2025 |
FLORPYRAUXIFEN-BENZYL |
DATE |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Post emergent weed control. Glyphosate is the primary herbicide used by the date palm growers. This product is under increasing political scrutiny in California. Additionally, glyphosate resistant weeds are an issue. florpyrauxifen controls many of the glyphosate resistant weeds and could potentially replace reliance on glyphosate:06/25; |
| 14003 |
06/27/2025 |
AFIDOPYROPEN |
HOPS |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
WA ID ID |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Hop aphids, Green peach aphids, leafhoppers. Market constraints are limiting the use of neonicitinoids:06/25; ID: both hop & green peach aphids are also issues in Idaho:11/25; |
| 14002 |
06/27/2025 |
CYANTRANILIPROLE |
HAZELNUT (FILBERT) |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
OR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Flatheaded borer, Prionus root borer. Alternatives to Imidacloprid and other neonicotinoids:06/25; |
| 14001 |
06/27/2025 |
AMITRAZ |
BEES, HONEY |
UNDER EVALUATION |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | For management of Varroa mites in hives. Beekeepers are losing colonies at unprecedented rates and varroa mites are still one of the leading causes. Beekeepers have a very limited number of products/active ingredients at their disposal. Amitraz is still currently being used by many beekeepers as a management tool, but a higher concentration might be necessary at this point to achieve effectiveness while other possible novel treatments are being developed:06/25; |
| 14000 |
06/27/2025 |
SPIDOXAMAT |
POTATO |
MFG OBJECTIVE |
CO NM |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Aphid. Selective with beneficial insects and predators:06/25; NM: Northern NM producers produce and maintain commercial and private seed stocks and would benefit from this added tool:08/25; |
| 13999 |
06/27/2025 |
AVG |
HAZELNUT (FILBERT) |
EPA HOLD |
OR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Plant growth regulator. Reduce pistillate flower and early nut cluster drop:06/25; |
| 13998 |
06/27/2025 |
PENOXSULAM + OXYFLUORFEN |
DATE |
EPA HOLD |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Weeds/increased water efficiency, increased yield, increased quality. Alternative to Roundup is needed. Roundup in California continues to be a political issue and alternatives are needed:06/25; |
| 13997 |
06/27/2025 |
ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555) |
POTATO |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
CO |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Aphid. Vector of Potato Virus Y:06/25; |
| 13996 |
06/27/2025 |
TIAPYRACHLOR |
POTATO |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
CO NM |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Aphid. Control of the Vector of Potato Virus Y:06/25; NM: Would help to ensure virus-free seed stock:08/25; |
| 13995 |
06/27/2025 |
ICAFOLIN-METHYL |
ONION |
HOLD |
CA MI NY |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Icafolin-methyl (ICA) is most effective vs grasses, with some early braodleaf activity (rate and timing dependent), but little sedge activity. Loss of Dacthal requires optiions for hericides. Icafolin-methyl (ICA) would control a similar set of weed species. MI: Icafolin-methyl controls annual grasses and some broadleaf weeds with both preemergence and early postemergence activity. A new site of action would improve resistance management and broaden weed control programs in MI:08/25; |
| 13994 |
06/27/2025 |
NATAMYCIN |
GRAPE (POST HARVEST) |
EPA HOLD |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Botrytis spp., Aspergillus spp., Cladosporium spp., Alternatia spp., Aureobasidium spp.Natamycin is needed to manage sour rot because it effectively controls key fungal pathogens like Cladosporium, Alternaria, Aspergillus, and Botrytis spp. It significantly reduces postha:06/25; |
| 13993 |
06/27/2025 |
BIFENTHRIN |
SORGHUM (GRAIN) |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
TX KS OK |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Chinch bug. Chinch bug (Blissus leucopterus) is becoming an increasing issue in grain sorghum in central Kansas, destroying 1,000s of acres in 2023 and 2024. In some fields seedlings were destroyed requiring replanting, while in other fields yields were significantly reduced. Unfortunately, labeled pesticides will not sufficiently control chinch bug:06/25; OK: Provide protection for Oklahoma Sorghum and complete coverage for growers in Panhandle where TX and KS production is just across the border:09/25; |
| 13992 |
06/27/2025 |
BOSCALID + PYRACLOSTROBIN |
KIWIFRUIT |
UNDER EVALUATION |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Fungal canker pathogens Neofusicoccum spp, Diplodia spp., Diaporthe spp. (formerly Phomopsis), Phaeoacremonium spp., Fusarium spp. To protect pruning cuts from canker diseases caused by fungal pathogens:06/25; |
| 13991 |
06/27/2025 |
MYCLOBUTANIL |
KIWIFRUIT |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Fungal canker pathogens: Neofusicoccum spp, Diplodia spp., Diaporthe spp. (formerly Phomopsis), Phaeoacremonium spp., Fusarium spp. To protect pruning cuts from canker diseases caused by fungal pathogens:06/25; |
| 13990 |
06/26/2025 |
MEFENTRIFLUCONAZOLE |
ONION (DRY BULB) (SEED TRT) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
CO |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Fusarium oxysporum / Fusarium proliferatum. No current treatments are effective.:06/25; |
| 13989 |
06/26/2025 |
POTASSIUM PHOSPHITE + TEBUCONAZOLE |
CRANBERRY |
MFG OBJECTIVE |
MA OR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | fruit rot disease complex. There is an already completed project for tebuconazole but no registered product, so we are just seeking this product that combines Potassium phosphite and tebuconazole. new tools needed to replace the loss of broad spectrum fungicides like ferbam. Grower make multiple fungicide applications yearly for fruit rot so multiple products are needed for rotations:06/25; |
| 13988 |
06/26/2025 |
THIOPHANATE METHYL |
KIWIFRUIT |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Fungal canker pathogens. To protect pruning cuts from canker diseases caused by fungal pathogens:06/25 |
| 13987 |
06/19/2025 |
PRONAMIDE |
CAMAS |
EPA HOLD |
OR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | annual broadleaves and grasses, some perennial grasses. no herbicides are currently labeled in Camas:06/25; |
| 13986 |
06/19/2025 |
PENDIMETHALIN |
CAMAS |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
OR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | annual broadleaves and grasses. no herbicides are currently labeled in Camas:06/25; |
| 13985 |
06/19/2025 |
FLUXAPYROXAD + PYRACLOSTROBIN |
ONION (DRY BULB) |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
CO |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Fusarium Oxysporum / Fusarium Proliferatum. No current effective treatments:06/25; |
| 13984 |
06/19/2025 |
ICAFOLIN-METHYL |
OLIVE |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Italian ryegrass and other grassy weeds. Herbicide resistance management requires more robust rotation options for olives, a historically under-served specialty crop in CA:06/25; |
| 13983 |
06/19/2025 |
ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555) |
BLUEBERRY |
HOLD |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Spotted wing drosophila, plum curculio, thrips, fruitworms. Resistance Mgmt:06/25; |
| 13982 |
06/17/2025 |
SPIDOXAMAT |
ONION (DRY BULB) |
MFG OBJECTIVE |
CO NY |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Thrips. No current products effective enough:06/25; NY: Onion must be protected from onion thrips infestations for 6-10 weeks depending on cultivar. While some products are still effective, many no longer protect the crop because onion thrips populations have become resistant to them. More active ingredients belonging to novel classes are needed:08/25; |
| 13981 |
06/17/2025 |
TIAPYRACHLOR |
ONION (DRY BULB) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
CO NY OH MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Thrips. Current methods and sprays are not effective:06/25; OH: Onion thrips are primary pest of onion in NC region. Insecticide products are limited and at risk from thrips ability to develop resistanc:09/25; MI: Thrips are the number 1 insect pest of onion in MI:09/25; |
| 13980 |
06/17/2025 |
ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555) |
CORN (SWEET) |
MFG OBJECTIVE |
CO |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Corn Earworm (Helicoverpa zea). Few effective treatments currently working:06/25; |
| 13979 |
06/17/2025 |
TIAPYRACHLOR |
CRANBERRY |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
MA NJ WA OR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Sap feeding insects including whiteflies, leafhoppers, mealybugs, and aphids. Tiapyrachlor is a differentiated MoA Group 9 insecticide for effective management of a broad spectrum of economically damaging sap-feeding pests. It controls pests with history of developing resistance and capable of causing significant crop damage (virus transmission, fruit quality reduction, and overall yield loss. Needed tool for sap-feeding insect pest control within Integrated Pest Management and Insecticide Resistance Management programs, supporting responsible crop protection and sustaine:06/25; NJ:Leafhoppers are a serious pest of cranberries in New Jersey. We have limited tools to control them. We need new insecticides with new modes of action:06/25; WA: We recently found a potential vector of this same, highly damaging phytoplasma in WA (and are sampling in OR in a few weeks) for the first time. While the West Coast likely doesn't have the population sizes to test for this IR-4 project, we anticipate that this is an emerging issue on the West Coast:06/25; |
| 13978 |
06/17/2025 |
METAMITRON |
BEET (GARDEN) (SEED CROP) |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
OR NY NJ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Effective control of several broadleaf species including Palmer amaranth, waterhemp, common lambsquarters, and pigweeds.Beet seed producers have few available herbicide options to use for broadleaf weed control:06/25; NY: Effective weed control is needed in beet seed production (both hybrd and open-pollinated varieties) to ensure sufficient and vigorous stock needed for fresh and processing beet production):06/25; NJ: similar to NY:09/25; |
| 13977 |
06/17/2025 |
PROTHIOCONAZOLE |
WATERMELON |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
VA NY NM DE |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Anthracnose (Collectotrichum orbiculare). Heavy reliance on strobilurins, other modes of action with efficacy needed. Also effective against GSB so likely to fit well in a rotational program, especially in the transition time between these two disease. Labeled for watermelon but needs anthracnose added. Preliminary data available:06/25; NY: Anthracnose is very problematic under favorable weather conditions, and alternatives to strobilurins are needed:06/25; NM: Collectorichum sp. are occasional pathogen problems when favourable climatic conditions arise. Multiple samples have been submitted to the University over the years specifically in watermelon:08/25; DE: This product has a fit in rotations for anthracnose mgmt in DE. Control is not as strong as other products, but there is a fit for addl modes of action for anthracnose and mgmt of other common diseases. Field data from DE in 2025:09/25; |
| 13976 |
06/17/2025 |
DIFLUFENICAN + FLUFENACET |
HAZELNUT (FILBERT) |
HOLD |
OR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Annual grasses and broadleaves. Annual bluegrass resistance to preemergence herbicide pendimethalin and indaziflam was documented in Oregon:06/25; |
| 13975 |
06/16/2025 |
CYPRODINIL + FLUDIOXONIL |
WATERMELON |
MFG OBJECTIVE |
VA NM DE |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Anthracnose (Colletotrichum orbiculare). Only limited modes of action currently available and additional modes of actions are are needed for rotation programs. Labeled for watermelon but needs anthracnose added. Preliminary data available:06/25; NM: Occasional issue for for NM growers:08/25; DE: We have also tested switch in anthracnose trials in DE and saw good efficacy. It would be very helpful to have an additional label for anthracnose:09/25; |
| 13974 |
06/10/2025 |
PYROXASULFONE |
BLUEBERRY (HIGHBUSH) |
E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
OR MI FL NJ NC |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Many winter grasses (Italian ryegrass, annual bluegrass), yellow nutsedge, many annual broadleaf weeds (pigweeds, Conyzas, groundsel). Need to expand options for sedges and grasses. Only Dual Magnum is labeled in this MOA (Group 15), and Devrinol (not widely used):06/25; MI: Nutsedge & to control grasses:06/25; MI: Expands Group 15 options beyond Dual Magnum, and would improve management of sedges and resistant grass populations in highbush blueberries:08/25; FL: Lack of management options for grasses and nutsedge:08/25; NJ: S-metolachlor (Dual Magnum) is only available for use in NJ blueberry through a 24(c) label. Limited options for effective grasses and sedges control. Use of indaziflam increase selection pressure on sedges, increasing the need for an effective management option such as pyroxasulfone:09/25; |
| 13973 |
06/10/2025 |
HALAUXIFEN-METHYL+FLORASULAM |
HAZELNUT (FILBERT) |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
OR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Prostrate knotweed, smart weed, annual broadleaves, suppression of field bindweed. No effective POST emergence options to control prostrate knotweed in hazelnuts. The plants entangle with the sweepers creating operation problems during harvest:06/25; |
| 13972 |
06/10/2025 |
GLUFOSINATE-P |
PEANUT |
RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED |
GA NM OK |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Control of volunteer peanuts prior to planting and terminating failed peanut stand. Currently no effective herbicides are labeled for controlling volunteer peanuts preplant or for terminating failed peanut stands:06/25; NM: Would be an added tool for peanut producers in Eastern NM:08/25; OK: to cover any export needs:09/25; |
| 13971 |
06/10/2025 |
FLUAZINAM |
LETTUCE (GH) |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
FL GA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | phytophthora. It is being developed in Canada and need to have USA labels of harmonization:06/25; GA-Phytophthora including other oomycetes are a problem in leafy greens production in hydroponics and greenhouse seedings:06/25; |
| 13970 |
06/10/2025 |
FENAMIDONE |
LETTUCE (GH) |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
FL GA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Phytophthora. It is being developed in Canada and need to have USA labels of harmonization:08/25; GA-Greenhouse and controlled environment grown leafy greens encounter oomycetes as a major problem. Having more product options will be helpful:06/25; |
| 13969 |
06/09/2025 |
ICAFOLIN-METHYL |
HAZELNUT (FILBERT) |
MFG OBJECTIVE |
OR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Annual grasses (Italian ryegrass, annual bluegrass, barnyard grass), annual broadleaves. Cases of resitance to herbicides in group 1,2,5,9,10,15,22 in Italian ryegrass, and groups 1,2,9,22, and29 in annual bluegrass:06/25; |
| 13968 |
06/09/2025 |
ICAFOLIN-METHYL |
BLUEBERRY (HIGHBUSH) |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
OR ME MI NJ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Annual grasses (Italian ryegrass, annual bluegrass, barnyard grass), annual broadleaves. Cases of resitance to herbicides in group 1,2,5,9,10,15,22 in Italian ryegrass, and groups 1,2,9,22, and29 in annual bluegrass:06/25; ME: We are interested in the results of this trial for similar use in Maine wild blueberry. The residue results from this work will apply to our lowbush (wild) crop as well:07/25; MI: Icafolin-methyl would provide a new site of action for controlling troublesome weeds in MI highbush blueberries, including horseweed, pigweed, and lambsquarters, many of which have developed resistance to current herbicides:08/25; NJ: Addl site of action needed for diversifying control of annual brasses (goosegrass) and glyphosate/ALS-resistant horseweed:09/25; ME: Addl or new group numbers are needed for weed mgmt in blueberry for improved efficacy, resistance mgmt and opportunities for growers to utilize better IPPM practices. Effective herbicide options are very limited for the industry:09/25; |
| 13967 |
06/09/2025 |
OXATHIAPIPROLIN + MANDIPROPAMID |
LETTUCE (GH) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
FL GA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Phytophthora. It is being developed in Canada and need to have USA labels of harmonization:06/25; GA-New products are needed for managing oomycetes which I see to be major problem in lettuce seedling production greenhouses and leafy green hydroponic production in controlled environments:06/25; |
| 13966 |
06/05/2025 |
FLONICAMID |
HEMP |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
OH |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Rice root aphid. There are no alternatives for the control of rice root aphid:06/25; |
| 13965 |
05/30/2025 |
FLUPYRADIFURONE |
AVOCADO |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Avocado Lace Bug (Pseudacysta perseae). Currently only imidacloprid and fenpropathrin (Danitol) are registered for use against ALB. Imidacloprid is highly toxic to bees and fenpropathrin is extremely disruptive to biological control programs for other pests. Thus, better alternatives to these two chemicals are needed to effectively manage ALB within existing IPM programs:05/25; |
| 13964 |
05/30/2025 |
FLONICAMID |
AVOCADO |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Avocado Lace Bug (Pseudacysta perseae). Currently only imidacloprid and fenpropathrin (Danitol) are registered for use against ALB. Imidacloprid is highly toxic to bees and fenpropathrin is extremely disruptive to biological control programs for other pests. Thus, better alternatives to these two chemicals are needed to effectively manage ALB within existing IPM programs:05/25; |
| 13963 |
05/30/2025 |
SPIROTETRAMAT |
AVOCADO |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Avocado Lace Bug (Pseudacysta perseae). Currently only imidacloprid and fenpropathrin (Danitol) are registered for use against ALB. Imidacloprid is highly toxic to bees and fenpropathrin is extremely disruptive to biological control programs for other pests. Thus, better alternatives to these two chemicals are needed to effectively manage ALB within existing IPM programs:05/25; |
| 13962 |
05/30/2025 |
AFIDOPYROPEN |
AVOCADO |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
CA PR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Avocado Lace Bug (Pseudacysta perseae). Currently only imidacloprid and fenpropathrin (Danitol) are registered for use against ALB. Imidacloprid is highly toxic to bees and fenpropathrin is extremely disruptive to biological control programs for other pests. Thus, better alternatives to these two chemicals are needed to effectively manage ALB within existing IPM programs; PR: The avocado lace bug is one of the most important pests for avocado production in PR. It is observed year-around causing leaf yellowing/browning and necrosis which reduces photosynthesis:08/25; |
| 13961 |
05/30/2025 |
FENAZAQUIN |
AVOCADO |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Avocado Lace Bug (Pseudacysta perseae). Currently only imidacloprid and fenpropathrin (Danitol) are registered for use against ALB. Imidacloprid is highly toxic to bees and fenpropathrin is extremely disruptive to biological control programs for other pests. Thus, better alternatives to these two chemicals are needed to effectively manage ALB within existing IPM programs:05/25; |
| 13960 |
05/30/2025 |
SPINOSAD |
AVOCADO |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
CA PR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Avocado Lace Bug (Pseudacysta perseae). Currently only imidacloprid and fenpropathrin (Danitol) are registered for use against ALB. Imidacloprid is highly toxic to bees and fenpropathrin is extremely disruptive to biological control programs for other pests. Thus, better alternatives to these two chemicals are needed to effectively manage ALB within existing IPM programs:05/25; |
| 13959 |
05/30/2025 |
ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555) |
AVOCADO |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Avocado Lace Bug (Pseudacysta perseae). Currently only imidacloprid and fenpropathrin (Danitol) are registered for use against ALB. Imidacloprid is highly toxic to bees and fenpropathrin is extremely disruptive to biological control programs for other pests. Thus, better alternatives to these two chemicals are needed to effectively manage ALB within existing IPM programs:05/25; |
| 13958 |
05/30/2025 |
CHLORANTRANILIPROLE |
AVOCADO |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Avocado Lace Bug (Pseudacysta perseae). Currently only imidacloprid and fenpropathrin (Danitol) are registered for use against ALB. Imidacloprid is highly toxic to bees and fenpropathrin is extremely disruptive to biological control programs for other pests. Thus, better alternatives to these two chemicals are needed to effectively manage ALB within existing IPM programs:05/25; |
| 13957 |
05/29/2025 |
BROMOXYNIL |
ONION (SEED CROP) |
UNDER EVALUATION |
OR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | postemergence herbicide options. Lack of current available options for green onion seed production. Product registered in dry bulb onion crops in other regions but not for western Oregon. Current label states "Do not use this product on onions grown under low light intensity, in areas such as Oregon, west of the Cascades.":05/25; |
| 13956 |
05/29/2025 |
1-AMINOCYCLOPROPANE-1-CARBOXYLIC ACID (ACC) |
PECAN |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
AZ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | There is excessive yield and quality loss from delayed pecan harvest. It is also prohibitively expensive for multiple harvest passes compared to low commodity prices for pecans. Nut loosening to ensure a one time early harvest will be one of the keys for sustainability in pecan farming. Nut loosening prior to harvest to improve nut removal with a one pass shake/harvest. Warm fall/winter temperatures are causing delays in pecan nut maturity and harvest. We have historically relied on a hard freeze in AZ, NM & TX to begin harvest. current weather patterns are not conducive for timely harvest. We are waiting to harvest and experiencing further delays with the onset of winter rains. Nut quality degrades rapidly as harvest is prolonged:05/25; |
| 13954 |
05/27/2025 |
TIAPYRACHLOR |
TOMATO (GH) |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
FL CA NC |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Aphids, Whiteflies, leafhoppers. Aphids are becoming more difficult to control. Hemiptera like leafhoppers have very few control materials for GH use:06/25; CA: bio friendly aphid products needed:07/25; NC: important for production of grafted tomato plants:09/25; FL: Whiteflies are a continuous issue for vegetables; more insecticides with different MOAs are needed:09/25; |
| 13953 |
05/27/2025 |
TIAPYRACHLOR |
CUCUMBER (GH) |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
FL CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Aphis, whiteflies, Hemiptera. Aphids, whiteflies and hemipterans are becoming more difficult to control. Corteva lists this as "Compatible with beneficial arthropods" and " Differentiated mode of action to help manage resistance" at their IR-4 presentation in 2025:06/25; CA: bio compatible aphid products needed:07/25; |
| 13952 |
05/27/2025 |
TIAPYRACHLOR |
PEPPER (GH) |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
FL OH CA NC |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Aphids, whiteflies and hemipterans. Aphids, whiteflies and hemipterans are becoming more difficult to control. Corteva lists this as "Compatible with beneficial arthropods" and " Differentiated mode of action to help manage resistance" at their IR-4 presentation in 2025:06/25; OH: this provides a compound with a different mode of action. Also, it would be interesting to see its compatibility with beneficial organisms:07/25; CA: Bio compatible aphid products needed:07/25; NC: important for production of grafted pepper plants:09/25; |
| 13951 |
05/27/2025 |
TIAPYRACHLOR |
EGGPLANT (GH) |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Aphids, whiteflies and hemipterans. Aphids, whiteflies and hemipterans are becoming more difficult to control. Corteva lists this as "Compatible with beneficial arthropods" and " Differentiated mode of action to help manage resistance" at their IR-4 presentation in 2025:06/25; FL: Whiteflies are a continuous issue for vegetables; more insecticides with different MOAs are needed:09/25; |
| 13950 |
05/13/2025 |
CYROMAZINE |
TURNIP (ROOTS) |
UNDER EVALUATION |
OR OH |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | cabbage maggot. limited registered products for root vegetables and very high pest pressure for lengthy periods of growing cycle:05/25; OH: Maggots remain one of the most destructive pests of root vegetable (turnip, carrot, radish) in Ohio. Additional management options are urgently needed, as current tools are insufficient to reliably curb infestations:08/25; |
| 13949 |
05/13/2025 |
CYROMAZINE |
RADISH |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
OR MI OH |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | cabbage maggot. limited registered products for root vegetables and very high pest pressure for lengthy periods of growing cycle:05/25; OH: Maggots remain one of the most destructive pests of root vegetable (turnip, carrot, radish) in Ohio. Additional management options are urgently needed, as current tools are insufficient to reliably curb infestations:08/25; |
| 13947 |
05/13/2025 |
CYROMAZINE |
CARROT |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
OR MI OH |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | cabbage maggot. Need new products for integrated control of cabbage maggot in root crops. We are seeking the crop group carrot/radish so that we can also get turnip and rutabaga labeling:05/25; OH: Maggots remain one of the most destructive pests of root vegetable (turnip, carrot, radish) in Ohio. Additional management options are urgently needed, as current tools are insufficient to reliably curb infestations:08/25; |
| 13946 |
05/13/2025 |
ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555) |
TURNIP (ROOTS) |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
OR OH |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | cabbage maggot.limited registered products for root vegetables and very high pest pressure for lengthy periods of growing cycle:05/25; OH: Maggots remain one of the most destructive pests of root vegetable (turnip, carrot, radish) in Ohio. Additional management options are urgently needed, as current tools are insufficient to reliably curb infestations:08/25; |
| 13945 |
05/13/2025 |
ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555) |
RADISH |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
OR MI OH |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Delia radicum. limited effective products labeled and industry damage is widespread:05/25; OH: Maggots remain one of the most destructive pests of root vegetable (turnip, carrot, radish) in Ohio. Additional management options are urgently needed, as current tools are insufficient to reliably curb infestations:08/25; |
| 13944 |
05/13/2025 |
ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555) |
CARROT |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
OR MI OH |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | cabbage maggot (Delia radicum). We are seeking the crop group carrot/radish so that we can also get turnip and rutabaga labeling:05/25; OH: Maggots remain one of the most destructive pests of root vegetable (turnip, carrot, radish) in Ohio. Additional management options are urgently needed, as current tools are insufficient to reliably curb infestations:08/25; |
| 13943 |
05/06/2025 |
MANDIPROPAMID |
STRAWBERRY |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
CA OR FL CA SC CA AR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | More Phytophthora epidemics have been occurring in nursery fields. Currently there are only 2 modes of action that can be used for Phytophthora management in nurseries. One of them (mefenoxam FRAC4) is prone to resistance development. More modes of action are needed to develop a rotation program; CA-is overly reliant on mefenoxam for Phytophtora prevention & mgmt. Nurseries have been advised by researchers that our use threatens to create resistance as the material with the same mode of action is used at the nursery and fruit growing level. Tool needed with a different MOA:05/25; FL-Having an additional mode of action for use in strawberry nurseries will help protect mefenoxam efficacy in fruit production fields, as resistance has already been shown to originate from infected transplants:05/25; CA-Disease control and resistance mgmt:05/25; SC-a few nurseries in the stat that would benefit from registering for this use:05/25; CA-We have only one curative chemistry for use when we have phytophthora infections being Ridomil which we use sparingly due to resistance build up. Add'l tolls will help minimize risk by allowing FRAC group rotations:05/25; CA: Please add application through drip tape chemigation or conventional tractor spray rigs at 50-100 gpa:06/25; AR: mefenoxam seems to have lost its efficacy & more options needed for plug & field producers:08/25; |
| 13942 |
04/28/2025 |
IPRODIONE |
BLUEBERRY |
LABELED, RESIDUE DATA NEEDED FOR EXPORT |
WA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | We need a better MRL for Japan. A TASC grant was rec'd to restore the MRL to Japan. Japan is our number one export market and the MRL was reduced. We have widespread resistance to five different FRAC groups and we need to keep iprodione. We need that product more than we ever have:04/25; |
| 13941 |
04/28/2025 |
BROFLANILIDE |
RUTABAGA |
HOLD |
MI OR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Cabbage maggot. Other registered products are not able to control cabbage maggots effectively:04/25; OR-cabbage maggot control in root crops is extremely difficult with very few effective tools. Rutabaga needs a long season worth of protection and seems to attract higher feeding damage than other root crops:05/25; |
| 13940 |
04/28/2025 |
BROFLANILIDE |
RADISH |
HOLD |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Cabbage maggot. Other registered products are not able to control cabbage maggots effectively:04/25; |
| 13939 |
04/28/2025 |
BROFLANILIDE |
CARROT |
HOLD |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Cabbage maggot. Other registered products are not able to control cabbage maggots effectively:04/25; |
| 13938 |
04/28/2025 |
FENPYROXIMATE |
ONION (DRY BULB) |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
NV ID ID NM |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Acarid mites (bulb mite). Currently there are not any miticides registered for use in seedling onions that are effective in controlling the pest:04/25; ID-recd rpts of bulb mites in SW Idaho:05/25; NM-onion producers on drip fields are increasing and drip fields have increasing issues with bulb mites:05/25; |
| 13937 |
04/28/2025 |
TOLFENPYRAD |
STRAWBERRY (GH) |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
DE NC |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | aphids, powdery mildew, thrips. Strawberry vegetative tip producer in-doors fighting both aphids and powdery mildew. Tip production is a unique facet of strawberry production, the daughter plants are used for transplanting outdoors and the daughters need to be virus free. Producer has a potentially important system for the industry which is facing enormous challenges with neopestalotiopsis in outdoor nursery production fields:04/25; NC: indoor propagation of strawberry has focus on disease free plants, need more tools:09/25; |
| 13935 |
04/23/2025 |
FLUMIOXAZIN + PYROXASULFONE |
GREENS (MUSTARD) (SEED CROP) |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
OR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | brassica weeds. To control brassica weeds in brassica seed crops like sheperd's purse and mustard weeds with charcoal band. Brassica seed crops are high-value ($25M industry) and require fields clean of weed to achieve pure seed products. Growers in the western Oregon area are familiar with charcoal banding since it is commonly used in grass seed crops with Fierce EZ:04/25; |
| 13934 |
04/23/2025 |
FLUMIOXAZIN + PYROXASULFONE |
CABBAGE (SEED CROP) |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
OR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | brassica weeds. To control brassica weeds in brassica seed crops like sheperd's purse and mustard weeds with charcoal band. Brassica seed crops are high-value ($25M industry) and require fields clean of weed to achieve pure seed products. Growers in the western Oregon area are familiar with charcoal banding since it is commonly used in grass seed crops with Fierce EZ:04/25; |
| 13933 |
04/23/2025 |
FLUMIOXAZIN + PYROXASULFONE |
BROCCOLI (SEED CROP) |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
OR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | brassica weeds. To control brassica weeds in brassica seed crops like sheperd's purse and mustard weeds with charcoal band. Brassica seed crops are high-value ($25M industry) and require fields clean of weed to achieve pure seed products. Growers in the western Oregon area are familiar with charcoal banding since it is commonly used in grass seed crops with Fierce EZ:04/25; |
| 13932 |
04/11/2025 |
SPINETORAM |
OLIVE |
RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Olive fruit fly.There are limited number insecticides available to control OLFF. Damage from OLFF can lead to up to 100% of crop loss and 80% decrease in oil value:04/25; |
| 13931 |
04/10/2025 |
ICAFOLIN-METHYL |
BLUEBERRY (LOWBUSH) |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
ME |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Fine leaf sheep fescue (grass) Possibly broadleaf weeds as well such as goldenrod and red sorrel.Fewer herbicides are registered for use in Maine due to PFAS restrictions and weeds have become resistant to hexazinone, an herbicide relied on for many years:04/25; ME: Fine leaf sheep fescue produces a humid environment around its plants that can possibly allow improved overwintering of fungal pathogens & new group numbers are needed for better IPPM, weed control efficacy and resistance mgmt:09/25; |
| 13930 |
02/28/2025 |
AFIDOPYROPEN |
BLUEBERRY (HIGHBUSH) |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
WA OR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Aphids. There are suddenly a lot more viruses than ever before. While we have a lot of aphid insecticides most cannot be used during bloom. We need Sefina as it is a bee safe aphid material:02/25; |
| 13929 |
02/17/2025 |
FLUOPYRAM + PROTHIOCONAZOLE |
FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED) |
E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
HQ MO |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | copied from 13594/Fluopyram & 13593/Prothioconazole: 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; |
| 13928 |
02/04/2025 |
ABAMECTIN |
BEET (SUGAR) |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13927 |
01/16/2025 |
ACETAMIPRID |
SUBGROUP 06-22D |
PETITION SUBMITTED TO EPA |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST CONVERSION FROM PEA AND BEAN, SUCCULENT SHELLED, SUBGROUP 6B TO VEGETABLE, LEGUME, PEA, SUCCULENT SHELLED, SUBGROUP 6-22D |
| 13926 |
01/16/2025 |
ACETAMIPRID |
SUBGROUP 06-22C |
PETITION SUBMITTED TO EPA |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST CONVERSION FROM PEA AND BEAN, SUCCULENT SHELLED, SUBGROUP 6B TO VEGETABLE, LEGUME, BEAN, SUCCULENT SHELLED, SUBGROUP 6-22C |
| 13925 |
01/16/2025 |
ACETAMIPRID |
SUBGROUP 06-22B |
PETITION SUBMITTED TO EPA |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST CONVERSION FROM VEGETABLE, LEGUME, EDIBLE PODDED, SUBGROUP 6A TO VEGETABLE, LEGUME, PEA, EDIBLE PODDED, SUBGROUP 6-22B |
| 13924 |
01/16/2025 |
ACETAMIPRID |
SUBGROUP 06-22A |
PETITION SUBMITTED TO EPA |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST CONVERSION FROM VEGETABLE, LEGUME, EDIBLE PODDED, SUBGROUP 6A TO VEGETABLE, LEGUME, BEAN, EDIBLE PODDED, SUBGROUP 6-22A |
| 13923 |
01/16/2025 |
LINURON |
ONION (DRY BULB) |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
MI OH NM NY |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Broadleaf Weeds. Control of invasive broadleaf weeds specifically white campion in the West Michigan growing area:01/25; OH: Has a great potential to Ohio Muck growers:07/25; NM: Though white champion is not the main focus in NM, it would still be very effective against other labeled weeds and an added tool to the onion herbicide toolbox:08/25; NY: delayed pre suppresses white campion with minimal injury. Useful tool for broadleaf weed control, including pigweeds:08/25; |
| 13922 |
11/19/2024 |
ELECTRONIC FIELD DATA BOOK VALIDATION |
ELECTRONIC FIELD DATA BOOK |
FINAL REPORT SIGNED; READY FOR SUBMISSION |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13919 |
10/22/2024 |
MEFENOXAM |
PASSIONFRUIT |
COVERED BY ANOTHER PROJECT |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13917 |
10/21/2024 |
TOPRAMEZONE |
SAFFLOWER |
COVERED BY ANOTHER PROJECT |
ND SD |
|
MeToo |
| 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/; SD: SD also needs additional options to control kochia, which has become resistant to several herbicides:09/25; |
| 13916 |
10/21/2024 |
TOPRAMEZONE |
FLAX |
MFG OBJECTIVE |
ND |
|
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13915 |
10/09/2024 |
TERBACIL |
CAMAS |
E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
MT |
|
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13914 |
10/09/2024 |
FLUFENACET + METRIBUZIN |
CAMAS |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
MT |
|
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13913 |
10/07/2024 |
SULFOSULFURON |
CAMAS |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
MT |
|
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13912 |
10/07/2024 |
AMINOPYRALID |
CAMAS |
HOLD |
MT |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Control of other broadleaf invasives common in western grass/rangelands e.g. St. johnswort, scotch broom, spotted knapweed to increase Cama abundance and growth. 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 |
| 13911 |
10/07/2024 |
IMAZAPIC |
CAMAS |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
MT |
|
MeToo |
| 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 |
10/07/2024 |
RIMSULFURON |
CAMAS |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
MT |
|
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13909 |
10/01/2024 |
IMAZAMOX |
GOLD-OF-PLEASURE (CAMELINA) |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
MT |
|
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13908 |
09/11/2024 |
BROMOXYNIL |
FLAX |
COVERED BY ANOTHER PROJECT |
ND |
|
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13907 |
09/11/2024 |
BROMOXYNIL |
SAFFLOWER |
COVERED BY ANOTHER PROJECT |
ND |
|
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13920 |
08/21/2024 |
TOPRAMEZONE |
SUNFLOWER |
RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED |
ND SD |
|
MeToo |
| 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; SD: SD also needs additional options to control kochia, which has become resistant to several herbicides:09/25; |
| 13918 |
08/21/2024 |
TOPRAMEZONE |
PEA (DRY) |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
ND NM SD ID ID |
|
MeToo |
| 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; NM: Researchers are trying to establish chickpea production in NM, and this would provide a needed tool for producers to control for kochia:08/25; SD: SD also needs additional options to control kochia, which is resistant to several herbicides:09/25; ID: This would have application to pulse crops in WA, ID, and OR:09/25; WA/OR:This use is expected to provide weed control against weeds which are alreadiy resistant to other products:09/25; |
| 13921 |
08/14/2024 |
TOPRAMEZONE |
CANOLA |
MFG OBJECTIVE |
ND |
|
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13906 |
08/09/2024 |
FLUOPICOLIDE |
GRAPE |
REQUEST WITHDRAWN |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Downy mildew. This product was previously registered on grapes but due to FRAC 40 fungicide resistance we need a new mode of action for downy mildew within grapes:08/24; |
| 13905 |
08/09/2024 |
FLUAZINAM |
GRAPE |
E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
MI OH |
|
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13904 |
08/09/2024 |
FENHEXAMID |
MINT (GH TRANSPLANT) |
HOLD |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Botrytis. Botrytis is a ubiquitous pathogen with a wide host range. This is a proven product against Botrytis on other crops; |
| 13903 |
08/09/2024 |
FENHEXAMID |
BASIL (GH TRANSPLANT) |
HOLD |
MI VA GA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Botrytis. Botrytis is a ubiquitous pathogen with a wide host range. This is a proven product against Botrytis on other crops; GA-Botrytis isa problem in substrate based hydroponically grown leafy greens and greenhouse vegetable transplants:06/25; |
| 13902 |
08/08/2024 |
MEFENOXAM |
STEVIA |
HOLD |
NC |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Fusarium Root Rot -Rhizoctonia -Pythium, Soil diseases affect plant stand count, plant survival over the season as well as overwinter survival:08/24; |
| 13901 |
08/08/2024 |
SPIROTETRAMAT+PYRIPROXYFEN |
HEMP |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
OH FL NY KY |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | rice root aphid / root zone. there are few products available for control of insects on hemp:08/24; FL-Root aphids are the # one priority for the GH Hemp industry:08/24; NY-Root aphids are a GH issue for Hemp:08/24; KY-Best fit for this need in GH and field:08/24; |
| 13900 |
08/07/2024 |
70% ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL |
MAPLE SAP |
REQUEST WITHDRAWN |
DC |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | IPA is used as a disinfectant in the sap collection tubing. Target pests include bacteria, molds, and fungi. Existing disinfectants (e.g. chlorine bleach and H2O2) are expensive, low efficacy, cause deterioration of the collection tubing, and present potential adverse impacts on the environment |
| 13899 |
08/07/2024 |
TOPRAMEZONE |
CANOLA |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
KY |
|
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13898 |
08/07/2024 |
PYROXASULFONE |
CANOLA |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
KY |
|
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13897 |
08/07/2024 |
BICYCLOPYRONE |
CANOLA |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
KY |
|
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13896 |
08/07/2024 |
MESOTRIONE |
CANOLA |
HOLD |
KY |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Weeds/pests listed on current product label will not change. Winter oilseed biofuel crops may be double cropped after corn and soybeans. Current corn/soy herbicide labels do not allow for 4 months plantback to oilseeds. This request is to develop crop rotational data to support reducing plantback window:08/24; |
| 13895 |
08/07/2024 |
S-METOLACHLOR/METOLACHLOR |
CANOLA |
UNDER EVALUATION |
KY |
|
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13894 |
08/07/2024 |
ACETOCHLOR |
CANOLA |
UNDER EVALUATION |
KY |
|
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13893 |
08/07/2024 |
FLUAZINAM |
STEVIA |
E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
NC |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Sclerotinia. Limited products available on Stevia and Sclerotinia is a critical factor for overwinter survival and soil disease control in Stevia:08/24; |
| 13892 |
08/06/2024 |
EPYRIFENACIL |
SAFFLOWER |
RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Winter and spring annual weeds. This product is needed as an pre-plant burn down application to control winter and spring annual weeds in safflower production:08/24; |
| 13891 |
08/06/2024 |
PYDIFLUMETOFEN + AZOXYSTROBIN + PROPICONAZOLE |
GRASSES (SEED CROP) |
REQUEST WITHDRAWN |
OR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Ergot (Claviceps purpurea). Ergot infects the unfertilized flowers of grasses and transforms ovaries into sclerotia, which overwinter and serve as primary inoculum during the following season. Ergot significantly reduces seed yield, and it results in additional yield losses during seed cleaning trying to remove the ergot bodies from the seed; 08/24; |
| 13890 |
08/06/2024 |
EPYRIFENACIL |
GRAPE |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
NJ NY OH KY NC MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Annual grasses and broadleaf weeds, including bluegrass, horseweed, common lambsquarters, morningglory, Virginia pepperweed, common ragweed.Annual bluegrass (diuron and glyphosate resistant), horseweed (glyphosate and paraquat resistant), limited non-selective postemergence herbicides available for use in blueberry to replace paraquat, or complement the use of glufosinate; glufosinate and glyphosate may cause severe crop injury either dur to trunk splitting (glufosinate) or systemic activity trough sucker absorption (glyphosate):08/24; MI: Epyrifenacil offers a new site of action with rapid burndown activity that can be tank-mixed with glufosinate for synergistic control of difficult and resistant species:08/25; |
| 13889 |
08/06/2024 |
EPYRIFENACIL |
APPLE |
E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
NY OH NC NJ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | annual broadleaves and grasses, burndown of perennial weeds. glyphosate and paraquat resistant weeds, concerns about user safety with paraquat, concerns about crop injury potential with glufosinate and glyphosate, concerns about carfentrazone performance:08/24/sb; |
| 13888 |
08/06/2024 |
EPYRIFENACIL |
BLUEBERRY (HIGHBUSH) |
E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
NJ NY OH OR NC |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Annual grasses and broadleaf weeds, including bluegrass, horseweed, common lambsquarters, morningglory, Virginia pepperweed, common ragweed.Annual bluegrass (diuron and glyphosate resistant), horseweed (glyphosate and paraquat resistant), limited non-selective postemergence herbicides available for use in blueberry to replace paraquat, or complement the use of glufosinate; glufosinate and glyphosate may cause severe crop injury, especially to new canes required for maintaining crop yield potential:08/24/sb; NY-low dose herbicide to replace paraquat (worker safety concern):08/24/sb; |
| 13887 |
08/06/2024 |
EPYRIFENACIL |
HOPS |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
NY OR |
|
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13886 |
08/06/2024 |
FLORPYRAUXIFEN-BENZYL |
RICE, WILD |
USE REGISTERED, NOT NATIONALLY |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | A broad spectrum of weeds including Californnia Arrowhead, Barnyardgrass, Ricefield bulrush, Ducksalad, Junglerice, Monochoria, Redstem, Smallflower Umbrella sedge, Waterhyssop, and Common Waterplantain. There is currently only one herbicide registered for use in California wild rice (carfentrazone). Additional chemicals and modes of action are required to prevent the selection of herbicide resistance in sedges, as well as to provide control for grasses and broadleaves. |
| 13885 |
08/06/2024 |
L-GLUTAMIC ACID |
BEEHIVES (WAX-HONEY) |
MFG OBJECTIVE |
NJ KY CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Varroa Destructor mite, contact miticide effective on Phoretic mites. Varroa mites are parasites that are one of the most destructive pests of honey bees. Varroa mites feed on larval and adult bees, which lead to declines in bee populations and a reduction in pollination of high value specialty crops. Current pesticides have limited usage and application windows. This biopesticide can be used continuously during the pests reproductive lifecycle:08/24; CA:Beekeepers in CA need more options for managing varroa mites. Having MBG2X5G available in CA would be beneficial;06/25; |
| 13884 |
08/05/2024 |
MALEIC HYDRAZIDE |
TOMATO |
RESIDUE ON-GOING; E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| 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; CA: Residue is needed for export market MRLs:09/25; |
| 13883 |
08/05/2024 |
LINURON |
PEA (DRY) |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
ID ID NY |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Lambsquarter Broad leaf weeds. Fall seeded dry peas provide an additional crop for traditional dry land farming. The use of Lorox would provide much needed weed control for this important crop and make it viable in crop rotation. Adds a legume to typical wheat/fallow rotations for over 12 Million acres of dryland acres:07/24; NY: Lorox is a strong fit for peas, adding weed control and supporting rotation. In NY, pigweeds are significant problem and this ai would develop and diversify control programs:08/25; |
| 13882 |
08/05/2024 |
PROTHIOCONAZOLE |
ONION (DRY BULB) |
HOLD |
NY TX |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Stemphylium leaf blight (SLB)(Stemphylium vesicarim) and Botrytis leaf blight (Botrytis squamosa), necrotic spot form of leaf disease. Stemphylium leaf blight has developed fungicide resistance to fungicide active ingredients to varying degrees to FRAC 2, 3, 7, 9 and 11. It has become extremely challenging to control; TX-The Texas Winter Garden is a large producer of onions, both transplant sets and dry bulb and have a significant need for improved control:08/24; |
| 13881 |
08/05/2024 |
PROPANIL |
RICE, WILD |
TOLERANCE/USE TO BE PURSUED WITH NO DATA PROPOSAL/PETITION |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | A broad spectrum of weeds including Barnyardgrass (watergrass), Redstem, Rice field bulrush, Smallflower umbrella plant, and Smartweed.There is currently only one herbicide registered for use in California wild rice (carfentrazone). Additional chemicals and modes of action are required to prevent the selection of herbicide resistance in sedges, as well as to provide control for grasses and broadleaves. |
| 13880 |
08/05/2024 |
PROHEXADIONE CALCIUM |
HAZELNUT (FILBERT) |
E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
OR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Plant growth regulator (giberrellin inhibitor) to help reduce plant vigor, keep trees small. Concentrate internodes for high density hazelnut production. Optimize hazelnut production with smaller trees that are more easily managed (smaller canopies can reduce use and drift of other pesticides), reduced costs for pruning, hedging and temporary tree removal. Potentially reduce disease, especially eastern filbert blight. We do not have access to dwarfing rootstocks in hazelnut production; GF-WSR:08/24; |
| 13879 |
08/05/2024 |
FLAZASULFURON |
HOPS |
RESIDUE ON-GOING; E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
OR NY |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Italian ryegrass, kochia, curly dock, annual broadleaves and grasses. new mode of action in hops, improved control of problematic weeds:07/24; NY-low use rate relative to other chemistries:08/24/sb; |
| 13878 |
08/02/2024 |
FLUMIOXAZIN |
SUBGROUP 13-07G |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST CHANGE IN TOLERANCE EXPRESSION FROM BERRY, LOW GROWING, SUBGROUP 13-07G TO BERRY, LOW GROWING, SUBGROUP 13-07G, EXCEPT CRANBERRY, AS A RESULT OF THE PROPOSAL OF A SEPARATE CRANBERRY TOLERANCE |
| 13877 |
08/02/2024 |
FLUMIOXAZIN |
SUBGROUP 06-22F |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE CONVERSION FROM PEA AND BEAN, DRIED SHELLED, EXCEPT SOYBEAN, SUBGROUP 6C TO PULSES, DRIED, SHELLED PEA, EXCEPT SOYBEAN, SUBGROUP 6-22F |
| 13876 |
08/02/2024 |
FLUMIOXAZIN |
SUBGROUP 06-22E |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE CONVERSION FROM PEA AND BEAN, DRIED SHELLED, EXCEPT SOYBEAN, SUBGROUP 6C TO PULSES, DRIED, SHELLED BEAN, EXCEPT SOYBEAN, SUBGROUP 6-22E |
| 13875 |
08/02/2024 |
BROMOXYNIL |
SUNFLOWER |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
ND TX |
|
MeToo |
| 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:07/24; TX-Sunflower producers need additional tools for managing broadleaf weeds for preventing and managing resistance among weeds to currently labelled products:08/24; ND-Sunflower growers need herbicides that will control resistant kochia and other weeds prior to crop emergenc:09/24; |
| 13874 |
08/02/2024 |
BROMOXYNIL |
PEA (DRY) |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
ND WA ID ID |
|
MeToo |
| 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.:07/24; ID & WA-This gives growers additional mode of action to help control resistant Kochia in pulses:08/24 |
| 13873 |
08/02/2024 |
ETHABOXAM |
GRAPE |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Downy mildew of grapes. We have fungicide resistance to FRAC 40 fungicides and need alternative products to control grape downy mildew.:07/24; |
| 13872 |
07/30/2024 |
ISOFETAMID |
MINT (GH TRANSPLANT) |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
MI NC VA AL NY TN CA TX CT NJ |
|
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13871 |
07/30/2024 |
ISOFETAMID |
BASIL (GH TRANSPLANT) |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
MI VA |
|
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13870 |
07/30/2024 |
ISOFETAMID |
STRAWBERRY (GH TRANSPLANT) |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
MI NC AL CA TX NJ TN AR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Anthracnose. This product is registered for anthracnose on other crops and this pathogen is a concern on strawberry:07/24; TN: Tennessee growers utilize GH transplants. Anthracnose has become a major issue, especially on certain strawberry cultivars:06/25; |
| 13869 |
07/30/2024 |
FLUTIANIL |
MINT (GH TRANSPLANT) |
TOLERANCE/USE TO BE PURSUED WITH NO DATA PROPOSAL/PETITION |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | powdery mildew. There are few powdery mildew fungicides registered for this use:07/24; |
| 13868 |
07/30/2024 |
FLUTIANIL |
STRAWBERRY (GH TRANSPLANT) |
TOLERANCE/USE TO BE PURSUED WITH NO DATA PROPOSAL/PETITION |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Powdery mildew. There are few fungicides registered for this use on greenhouse strawberry transplants:07/24; |
| 13867 |
07/30/2024 |
AZOXYSTROBIN + BENZOVINDIFLUPYR |
OREGANO (GH TRANSPLANT) |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
MI NC VA AL TN NY CA TX NJ |
|
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13866 |
07/30/2024 |
AZOXYSTROBIN + BENZOVINDIFLUPYR |
BASIL (GH TRANSPLANT) |
RESIDUE ON-GOING; E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
MI VA AL NY TN CA TX CT NJ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Fusarium. Few fungicides are labeled for use against Fusarium as this one is:07/24; TN- need of alternative fungicides for management of Fusarium crown and root rot:08.24; |
| 13865 |
07/30/2024 |
AZOXYSTROBIN + BENZOVINDIFLUPYR |
ROSEMARY (GH TRANSPLANT) |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
MI NC AL NY TN CA TX NJ |
|
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13864 |
07/30/2024 |
CLOTHIANIDIN |
GRAPEFRUIT |
PETITION SUBMITTED TO EPA |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Asian citrus psyllid. No other alternative chemical product available to provide a full 12-months worth of protection to young trees. This petition is for the development of a Regional Tolerance, which may involve generating additional residue data so support a soil drench application. Florida has had a Section 18 for this soil drench use for 12 consecutive years, and generation of this data will allow IR-4 to resubmit the clothianidin Section 3 petition:07/24; |
| 13863 |
07/30/2024 |
CLOTHIANIDIN |
LEMON |
PETITION SUBMITTED TO EPA |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Asian citrus psyllid. No other alternative chemical product available to provide a full 12-months worth of protection to young trees. This petition is for the development of a Regional Tolerance, which may involve generating additional residue data so support a soil drench application. Florida has had a Section 18 for this soil drench use for 12 consecutive years, and generation of this data will allow IR-4 to resubmit the clothianidin Section 3 petition:07/24; |
| 13862 |
07/30/2024 |
CLOTHIANIDIN |
ORANGE |
PETITION SUBMITTED TO EPA |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Asian citrus psyllid. No other alternative chemical product available to provide a full 12-months worth of protection to young trees. This petition is for the development of a Regional Tolerance, which may involve generating additional residue data so support a soil drench application. Florida has had a Section 18 for this soil drench use for 12 consecutive years, and generation of this data will allow IR-4 to resubmit the clothianidin Section 3 petition:07/24; |
| 13861 |
07/30/2024 |
OXATHIAPIPROLIN |
LAVENDER (GH TRANSPLANT) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
MI NC TN AL CA NY TX NJ CT |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Phytophthora. New, highly effective products need to be registered for this destructive pathogen:07/24; TN - need of alternative fungicides for management of Phytophthora crown & root rot:08/24 |
| 13860 |
07/30/2024 |
OXATHIAPIPROLIN |
ROSEMARY (GH TRANSPLANT) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
MI NC AL NY TN CA TX NJ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Phytophthora crown and root rot. Products are needed to limit this destructive pathogen:07/24; NJ-Phytophthora:09/24 |
| 13859 |
07/30/2024 |
BEAUVERIA BASSIANA STRAIN HF23 |
BEES, HONEY |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
KY NC CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Varroa destructor, The varroa mite is an external parasite that attacks and feeds on honey bees adults and brood. Additionally, the mite carries diseases into the hives. A significant mite infestation results in the death of the hive. The economic threshold is considered to be around 3 to 5%, 3 to 5 mites per 100 bees.Resistance to chemical active ingredients leaves the beekeeper with few control options. Rotation to non chemical alternative provides the beekeeper with control options. Beauveria's mode of action of cuticle destruction allows for resistance to be difficult. Biological actives are also exempt from tolerance allowing flexibility is treatment:07/24; KY-Varroa resistance to other controls:06/25; NC-Varroa continues to be an economically important pest jeopardizing the honey bee industry. There are limited control options for this pest, which are showing resistance, and so more options are needed:06/25; CA:Beekeepers need additional tools to manage varroa mites. Use of biopesticides is encouraged minimize other potential negative effects from synthetic pesticides and minimizes possibility of resistance development:06/25; |
| 13858 |
07/30/2024 |
CARBARYL |
BEAN (DRIED SHELLED) |
EPA HOLD |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | darkling beetle. Darkling beetle is an increasing problem in dry beans. They are moving from adjacent wheat and tomato fields and causing severe damage to seedlings:07/24; |
| 13857 |
07/30/2024 |
OXATHIAPIPROLIN |
STRAWBERRY (GH TRANSPLANT) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
MI NC AL CA TX NJ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Phytophthora crown and root rot. Products are not registered for use on bearing strawberries grown in the greenhouse to limit this destructive pathogen:07/24; NJ-Crown Rot:09/24; |
| 13856 |
07/30/2024 |
AZOXYSTROBIN + BENZOVINDIFLUPYR |
MINT (GH TRANSPLANT) |
RESIDUE ON-GOING; E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Powdery mildew. Few fungicides are registered for use on GH herbs. Powdery mildew is a common problem on mint plants for sale to consummers:07/24; |
| 13855 |
07/26/2024 |
PYRIMETHANIL |
ASPARAGUS (FERN) |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Stemphylium vesicarium (purple spot) as it occurs on the fern. Fungicide represents a different FRAC code than that currently registered (mancozeb, chlorothalonil, Quadris):07/24; |
| 13854 |
07/26/2024 |
BROMOXYNIL |
CANOLA |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
ND |
|
MeToo |
| 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:07/24; ND-Canola growers need herbicides that will control resistant kochia and other weeds prior to crop emergence. This product will also greatly aid other oilseeds, such as flax:09/24; |
| 13853 |
07/26/2024 |
ACEQUINOCYL |
STRAWBERRY (GH TRANSPLANT) |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
MI NC AL CA TX NJ OH |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | spider mite. Few products are registered for use on bearing strawberries being sold to consumers as a bedding plant or hanging basket:07/24; OH: OH has needs for products to manage spider mites in greenhouse strawberries, including those used in hydroponic production:07/25; |
| 13852 |
07/26/2024 |
BIFENAZATE |
STRAWBERRY (GH TRANSPLANT) |
RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED |
MI NC AL CA TX NJ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | spider mites. Bearing strawberry plants are being sold as bedding plants and baskets to consumers. Additional miticides are needed:07/24; |
| 13851 |
07/26/2024 |
FLUPYRADIFURONE |
ROSEMARY (GH TRANSPLANT) |
HOLD |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Aphids, whiteflies, suppression of mealybugs. There are few herbs registered for use on herbs in the greenhouse. Insects are a frequent issue on rosemary and new tools are needed:07/24; |
| 13850 |
07/26/2024 |
CHLORFENAPYR |
STRAWBERRY (GH TRANSPLANT) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
MI NC AL CA TX NJ FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | spider mites. Few products are registered for use on bearing strawberry plants which have become a popular bedding plant for sale to consumers:07/24; FL: Can we add the Strawberry production to this project? Suggested by BASF. Same rate 2 for 1:09/24; |
| 13849 |
07/26/2024 |
FLUOPYRAM + TEBUCONAZOLE |
ASPARAGUS (FERN) |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
MI NY |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Stemphylium vesicarium (purple spot) on the fern. Disease causes premature defoliation of the fern and negatively impacts the subsequent yield:07/24; NY; Purple spot is one of the main asparagus diseases in NY, and current products are lacking efficacy:06/25; |
| 13848 |
07/26/2024 |
FAMOXADONE + CYMOXANIL |
ASPARAGUS (FERN) |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13847 |
07/26/2024 |
TERBACIL |
PEACH |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
HQ NC |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | WEEDS; |
| 13846 |
07/26/2024 |
TERBACIL |
STRAWBERRY (ANNUAL) |
RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED |
HQ AR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | WEEDS; |
| 13845 |
07/24/2024 |
FLUOXAPIPROLIN |
TOMATO (GH) |
UNDER EVALUATION |
FL CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Late Blight. Needed due to good IPM fit and not expected to have activity on our beneficials. Need a late Blight material.:07/24; |
| 13844 |
07/24/2024 |
FLUOXAPIPROLIN |
CUCUMBER (GH) |
UNDER EVALUATION |
FL VA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Downy Mildew. Good IPM fit and need a DM product for Cucumbers:07/24; |
| 13843 |
07/23/2024 |
BIFENTHRIN |
BASIL |
RESIDUE ON-GOING; E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
CA OH |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Cucumber Beetle.Cucumber Beetle can be a major pest of basil and there are very few chemicals registered for basil that are effective against cucumber beetle:07/24; OH-Spotted cucumber beetle has limited options for field control in basil production and related herbs. Bifenthrin is effective at targeting this pest in other vegetable systems - like cucurbits:08/24; CA-this pest can eat the crop and the crop does not make marketability:09/24; |
| 13842 |
07/22/2024 |
GLUFOSINATE |
FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED) |
TOLERANCE/USE TO BE PURSUED WITH NO DATA PROPOSAL/PETITION |
MN MO |
|
MeToo |
| 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 |
| 13841 |
07/22/2024 |
GLYPHOSATE |
FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED) |
HOLD |
MN |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | winter annual weeds, late emerging summer annual weeds. it is important to plant pennycress into a clean field, need to be able to control emerged weeds prior to planting to avoid tillage and erosion:07/24; |
| 13840 |
07/17/2024 |
FLUAZINAM |
SUBGROUP 06-22F |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE FOR CROP GROUP/SUBGROUP CONVERSIONS/EXPANSIONS:07/24/sb |
| 13839 |
07/17/2024 |
FLUAZINAM |
SUBGROUP 06-22E |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE FOR CROP GROUP/SUBGROUP CONVERSIONS/EXPANSIONS:07/24/sb |
| 13838 |
07/17/2024 |
FLUAZINAM |
SUBGROUP 06-22D |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE FOR CROP GROUP/SUBGROUP CONVERSIONS/EXPANSIONS:07/24/sb |
| 13837 |
07/17/2024 |
FLUAZINAM |
SUBGROUP 06-22B |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE FOR CROP GROUP/SUBGROUP CONVERSIONS/EXPANSIONS:07/24/sb |
| 13836 |
07/17/2024 |
FLUAZINAM |
SUBGROUP 06-22C |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE FOR CROP GROUP/SUBGROUP CONVERSIONS/EXPANSIONS:07/24/sb |
| 13835 |
07/17/2024 |
FLUAZINAM |
SUBGROUP 06-22A |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE FOR CROP GROUP/SUBGROUP CONVERSIONS/EXPANSIONS:07/24/sb |
| 13834 |
07/17/2024 |
FLUAZINAM |
CROP GROUP 05-16 |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE FOR CROP GROUP/SUBGROUP CONVERSIONS/EXPANSIONS:07/24/sb |
| 13833 |
07/11/2024 |
LINURON |
BEAN (DRIED SHELLED) |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
HQ AR NM ID ID WA NE MT WI NY |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Copied from 11508: WEEDS, ESPECIALLY HAIRY NIGHTSHADE:07/24/sb; WA, NE & MT-Fall seeded pulses need post emerge weed control in the spring:08/24; NY-Palmer amaranth is expanding its range into NYS. Other amaranth species are widespread. In the absence of linuron resistance, this a.i. could be an effective tool against these species:09/24 |
| 13832 |
07/11/2024 |
LINURON |
SWEET POTATO |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
HQ AR NC MS WI OK LA PR NJ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Copied from 11118: ANNUAL GRASS AND BROADLEAF WEEDS; PER NC ME-TOO REQUEST, ONLY ONE HERBICIDE REGISTERED; NEED MORE EFFICACIOUS OPTIONS:08/19:07/24/sb; NC-represents over 60% of total production & growers need tools to ensure their ability to continue to produce & Alternative mode of action for control of resistant Palmer amaranth and it will also control Palmer amaranth postemergence. Currently no postemergence herbicides available for over the top application in sweetpotato:07/24/sb; |
| 13831 |
07/11/2024 |
LINURON |
BASIL |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
HQ IL FL CA OH NJ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Copied from 10221: Annual Weeds:07/24/sb; |
| 13830 |
07/03/2024 |
CYANTRANILIPROLE |
CLOVER (SEED CROP) |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
OR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Clover seed weevil (CSW). Resistance to current management pesticides (bifenthrin & malathion) have developed and new controls for CSW are critical for the white clover seed industry:07/24; |
| 13829 |
07/03/2024 |
FLUAZINAM |
CRANBERRY |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
MA WA WI NJ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | pathogens that create fruit rot disease complex. fruit rot is a challenging disease to manage and can require multiple fungicide applications per year, recent losses of broad spectrum tool, limited FRAC groups for resistance management rotations (fluazinam would be a novel group for cranberry):07/24; WA-Limited FRAC groups increases chances of resistance in WA. High need for this product:07/24; WI-Limited FRAC groups for fruit rot control in cranberry:07/24; |
| 13828 |
07/03/2024 |
1-AMINOCYCLOPROPANE-1-CARBOXYLIC ACID (ACC) |
OLIVE |
E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
CA CA CA |
|
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13827 |
07/03/2024 |
PYDIFLUMETOFEN (FTH 545) |
ONION |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
NM CO |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Fusarium spp. added sdhi MOA to reduce risk fusarium resistance in onion:07/24; |
| 13826 |
07/02/2024 |
SPIDOXAMAT |
BLUEBERRY |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
FL MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | thrips, mites. limited tools are available for management of these pests; MI - Aphids for virus mgmt:07/24; |
| 13825 |
06/25/2024 |
SPIDOXAMAT |
BLUEBERRY (HIGHBUSH) |
RESIDUE ON-GOING; E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
NJ NC MI FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Aphids. Resistance management, new mode of action:06/24/sb; NC - Potential as a rotation tool for growers in NC:06/24/sb; MI - Aphids and their vectoring of shoestring virus is a significant concern for blueberry producers in MI. We also hope this product will have a broader spectrum of activity once tested on more blueberry pests:06/24/sb; FL-also need for Thrips, Scale, Mites:07/24/sb; |
| 13824 |
06/25/2024 |
ETHOFUMESATE |
PEPPER (BELL & NONBELL) |
IR-4 CANNOT SUPPORT AT THIS TIME |
NM TX |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | lambsquarters, pigweed, ground cherry. 0 resistance reported, needed as a new herbicide class in repertoir for managing resistance as a pre-emergent:06/24/sb; TX-Add'l chemistries are necessary to prevent resistance in weeds that have a history of resistance to other herbicides (i.e. pigweed):08/24; |
| 13823 |
06/25/2024 |
TEMBOTRIONE |
PEPPER (BELL & NONBELL) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
NM |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Amaranthaceae sp.. Overreliance on groups 12 and 24 herbicides in pepper:06/24/sb |
| 13822 |
06/25/2024 |
DIMETHENAMID-P |
PEPPER (BELL & NONBELL) |
UNDER EVALUATION |
NM TX NJ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | sedges and annual weeds. alternative to current s-metolachlor:06/24; TX-Sedges and other annual weeds like purslane, lambsquarter & amaranths are a significant problem in bell pepper production in the Texas Winter Garden area. Producers would value having additional tools to control these and other weeds:08/24; NJ: Addl tools needed for controlling sedges, lambsquarters , and purslane in NJ bell pepper production:09/25; |
| 13821 |
06/20/2024 |
GLUFOSINATE-P |
SUGARCANE |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
LA FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Itchgrass [Rottboellia cochinchinensis (Lour.). Currently, the sugarcane industry is limited to paraquat for non-selective weed control utilizing post-directed/shielded/hooded applications. With concerns about the future of paraquat’s registration status, other herbicide options are needed. Glufosinate-ammonium may also provide benefits in controlling troublesome broadleaf weeds such as divine nightshade [Solanum nigrescens (Mart. & Gal.)], ragweed parthenium (Parthenium hysterophorus L.), & morningglory (Ipomoea spp.):06/24; FL-Ragweed parthenium is becoming a difficult weed to control & has been documented as having resistance or tolerance to glyphosate. Glufosinate is very effective on broadleaf weeds & would be an important tool"07/24; FL/It will meet our needs for broadleaf weed control & for guineagrass control which is difficult to manage with current sugarcane herbicides in FL. Post-directed application of glufosinate will be an important tool that we currently do not have for guineagrass mgmt:07/24; LA/Itch grass is becoming increasingly hard to manage with preemergent herbicides. A good safe post emergent herbicide is needed to successfully manage this weed. Paraquat has limitations with the biggest one being crop injury:07/24; |
| 13820 |
06/17/2024 |
ORTHOSULFAMURON |
POMEGRANATE |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Pre-emergence control of hairy fleabane, marestail, black nightshade, pre-emergence partial control of yellow nutsedge, junglerice; post-emergence suppression fleabane, marestail.replacement for glyphosate, alternative to glufosinate:06/24; |
| 13819 |
06/17/2024 |
IPFLUFENOQUIN |
CHERRY |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
MI CA |
|
MeToo |
| 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; CA: We have evaluated this material on sweet cherry and found it to be effective on brown rot and PM in California. CA does not have cherry leaf spot:09/25; |
| 13818 |
06/17/2024 |
BENZISOTHIAZOLINONE |
APPLE |
IR-4 CANNOT SUPPORT AT THIS TIME |
CT MA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Erwinia amylovora, a bacterial pathogen and causal agent of fire blight disease. Materials that are effective for bacterial disease control is extremely limited. Fire blight is a significant issue that kills apple trees every year. Streptomycin and oxytetracycline are the most widely used materials, however, the pathogen developed resistance to these antibiotics. Streptomycin resistant E. amylovora strains were isolated in all major apple producing regions throughout the U.S; |
| 13817 |
06/17/2024 |
INDOXACARB |
CACAO BEAN |
E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
HI |
|
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13816 |
06/11/2024 |
FLUPYRADIFURONE |
CACAO BEAN |
HOLD |
HI |
|
MeToo |
| 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 |
| 13815 |
06/11/2024 |
CYANTRANILIPROLE |
CACAO BEAN |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
HI |
|
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13814 |
06/11/2024 |
OXATHIAPIPROLIN |
PEAR |
RESIDUE ON-GOING; E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Phytopthora; Current fungicides are not very effective:06/24; |
| 13813 |
06/03/2024 |
FLUAZINAM |
CHERRY |
RESIDUE ON-GOING; E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
MI PA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Cherry leaf spot, Blumeriella jaapii, American brown rot, Monilinia fruticola, and European brown rot, Monolinia laxa. Cherry leaf spot, Blumeriella jaapii, and brown rots, Monolinia spp., 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:06/24 |
| 13812 |
06/03/2024 |
EMAMECTIN BENZOATE |
CHERRY |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
MI UT |
|
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13811 |
06/03/2024 |
SPIRODICLOFEN |
POMEGRANATE |
HOLD |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Citrus flat mite, Rotational product (group 23) for only current registered material (FujiMite SC - 21A):06/24; |
| 13810 |
06/03/2024 |
ETOXAZOLE |
POMEGRANATE |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Citrus flat mite; Rotational product (group 10B) for only current registered material (FujiMite SC - 21A):06/24 |
| 13809 |
05/30/2024 |
PYRIDABEN |
DILL |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
HQ FL OH |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | MITES THAT ATTACK LEAVES AND FRUIT; NOTHING REGISTERED FOR THIS CROP TO CONTROL MITES |
| 13808 |
05/28/2024 |
SPIROTETRAMAT |
AGAVE |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
HI |
|
MeToo |
| 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 |
| 13807 |
05/28/2024 |
FLONICAMID |
AGAVE |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
HI CA |
|
MeToo |
| 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 |
05/28/2024 |
BUPROFEZIN |
AGAVE |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
HI |
|
MeToo |
| 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 |
| 13805 |
05/28/2024 |
FLUPYRADIFURONE |
AGAVE |
HOLD |
HI |
|
MeToo |
| 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 |
| 13804 |
05/23/2024 |
ACETAMIPRID |
AGAVE |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
HI CA |
|
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 14038 |
04/11/2024 |
CARFENTRAZONE + PYROXASULFONE |
MINT |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
|
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Summer annual weeds.. Limited herbicide or other weed management options post-cutting:07/25; |
| 14039 |
04/10/2024 |
S-METOLACHLOR/METOLACHLOR |
MINT |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
|
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Summer annual weeds. Lack of herbicide or other weed management options after cutting/harvesting mint:07/25; |
| 13803 |
04/02/2024 |
PYROXASULFONE |
HEMP |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
VA NY FL |
|
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13802 |
03/14/2024 |
SPIROPIDION (NA11630) |
LETTUCE (GH) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Thrips, Whitefly, Aphids; New market and few greenhouse options:03/24 |
| 14041 |
03/07/2024 |
PYROXASULFONE |
MINT |
UNDER EVALUATION |
|
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | weeds. Lake of herbicides available for post-cut mint:07/25; |
| 13801 |
02/16/2024 |
CYAZOFAMID |
LETTUCE (LEAF) (GH) |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
FL VA GA OH |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Pythium, Phytophthora, Growing segment and need this key product;02/24; GA-Pythium and Phytophthora is a major problem I have noticed in Georgia CEA facilities (hydroponic and greenhouse transplants):06/25; OH: Pythium, Phytophthora,are important pathogens of leafy greens in Ohio:08/25; |
| 13800 |
02/06/2024 |
LEDPRONA |
TOMATO (FIELD & GH) |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
KY MA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | COLORADO POTATO BEETLE; PROVIDES A SELECTIVE BIORATIONAL INSECTICIDE FOR THIS PROBLEMATIC PEST:11/23 |
| 13799 |
02/06/2024 |
LEDPRONA |
EGGPLANT |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
KY MA MD |
|
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13798 |
01/24/2024 |
FLUAZIFOP-P-BUTYL |
PEPPER (BELL & NONBELL) |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
HQ MI MS CA OH |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Copied from PR# 02082: GRASSES; PER PROJECT NOMINATION COMMENTS: WOULD BE NICE TO HAVE FOR CA IMPERIAL VALLEY AND NM CHILES; IMPORTANT NEED FOR SOUTHERN STATES; NEEDED FOR PERENNIAL GRASS CONTROL |
| 13797 |
12/18/2023 |
PERMETHRIN |
SUBGROUP 15-22D |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE EXPANSION FROM CORN, SWEET, KERNEL PLUS COB WITH HUSKS REMOVED TO SWEET CORN SUBGROUP 15-22D |
| 13796 |
12/18/2023 |
PERMETHRIN |
SUBGROUP 15-22C |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST EXPANSION OF THE TOLERANCE FOR CORN, FIELD, GRAIN TO FIELD CORN SUBGROUP 15-22C |
| 13795 |
12/18/2023 |
METHOXYFENOZIDE |
SUBGROUP 23B |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE FOR SUBGROUP 23B BASED ON FIG RESIDUE DATA AND THE EXISTING TOLERANCE FOR GUAVA; THE USE PATTERN/RATE FOR BOTH FIG AND GUAVA ARE THE SAME |
| 13794 |
12/18/2023 |
METHOXYFENOZIDE |
SUBGROUP 15-22D |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE EXPANSION FROM CORN, SWEET, KERNEL PLUS COB WITH HUSKS REMOVED TO SWEET CORN SUBGROUP 15-22D |
| 13793 |
12/18/2023 |
METHOXYFENOZIDE |
SUBGROUP 06-22D |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE EXPANSION FOR ALL INDIVIDUAL CROPS OF CROP SUBGROUP 6-22D TO SUCCULENT SHELLED PEA SUBGROUP 6-22D |
| 13792 |
12/18/2023 |
METHOXYFENOZIDE |
SUBGROUP 06-22C |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE EXPANSION FOR ALL INDIVIDUAL CROPS OF CROP SUBGROUP 6-22C TO SUCCULENT SHELLED BEAN SUBGROUP 6-22C |
| 13791 |
12/18/2023 |
METHOXYFENOZIDE |
SUBGROUP 15-22F |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE EXPANSION TO RICE SUBGROUP 15-22F |
| 13790 |
12/18/2023 |
METHOXYFENOZIDE |
SUBGROUP 06-22F |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE EXPANSION FOR ALL INDIVIDUAL CROPS OF CROP SUBGROUP 6-22F TO PULSES, DRIED SHELLED PEA SUBGROUP 6-22F |
| 13789 |
12/18/2023 |
METHOXYFENOZIDE |
SUBGROUP 06-22E |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE EXPANSION FOR ALL INDIVIDUAL CROPS OF CROP SUBGROUP 6-22E TO PULSES, DRIED SHELLED BEAN, EXCEPT SOYBEAN, SUBGROUP 6-22E, EXCEPT PEA, BLACKEYED, SEED AND PEA, SOUTHERN, SEED |
| 13788 |
12/18/2023 |
METHOXYFENOZIDE |
SUBGROUP 15-22E |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE EXPANSION FROM SORGHUM, GRAIN, GRAIN TO GRAIN SORGHUM AND MILLET SUBGROUP 15-22E |
| 13787 |
12/18/2023 |
METHOXYFENOZIDE |
SUBGROUP 15-22C |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE EXPANSION FROM CORN, FIELD, GRAIN TO FIELD CORN SUBGROUP 15-22C |
| 13786 |
12/18/2023 |
METHOXYFENOZIDE |
SUBGROUP 06-22B |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE EXPANSION FOR ALL INDIVIDUAL CROPS OF CROP SUBGROUP 6-22B TO EDIBLE PODDED PEA SUBGROUP 6-22B |
| 13785 |
12/18/2023 |
METHOXYFENOZIDE |
SUBGROUP 06-22A |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE EXPANSION FOR ALL INDIVIDUAL CROPS OF CROP SUBGROUP 6-22A TO EDIBLE PODDED BEAN SUBGROUP 6-22A |
| 13784 |
10/23/2023 |
PERMETHRIN |
PERSIMMON |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
KY |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Persimmon borer, Sannian uroceriformis; With the loss of chlorpyrifos we have no control for this clearwing moth that attacks the roots and base of trees:10/23 |
| 13783 |
10/05/2023 |
FLUTIANIL |
MINT (FIELD & GH) |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | POWDERY MILDEW - IS NOT BEING CONTROLLED WITH REGISTERED FUNGICIDES |
| 14006 |
10/02/2023 |
PYROXASULFONE |
FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED) |
UNDER EVALUATION |
MO |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | request is not targeting a pest, it is for a reduction in plant back interval. Weeds/pests listed on current product label will not change. Winter oilseed crops may be planted after corn/soy; current corn/soy herbicide labels do not allow for 4 month plantback to winter oilseeds. This request is to develop rotational data to support reducing plantback window:06/25; |
| 13782 |
09/29/2023 |
FAMOXADONE |
SUBGROUP 08-10B |
PETITION SUBMITTED TO EPA |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST CONVERSION OF THE ESTABLISHED TOLERANCE ON VEGETABLE, FRUITING, GROUP 8, EXCEPT TOMATO, TO PEPPER/EGGPLANT SUBGROUP 08-10B |
| 13781 |
09/29/2023 |
FAMOXADONE |
SUBGROUP 08-10A |
PETITION SUBMITTED TO EPA |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST EXPANSION OF ESTABLISHED TOLERANCE ON TOMATO TO THE TOMATO SUBGROUP 08-10A |
| 13780 |
09/28/2023 |
AFIDOPYROPEN |
ORANGE |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| 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 |
| 13955 |
09/27/2023 |
CLOPYRALID |
FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED) |
TOLERANCE/USE TO BE PURSUED WITH NO DATA PROPOSAL/PETITION |
MO |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | emerged weeds prior to crop emergence. very few herbicides are approved for us in this new crop that is grown to produce an oil feedstock for renewable fuels and resulting meal used for animal feed:04/25; |
| 13779 |
09/27/2023 |
MEFENTRIFLUCONAZOLE |
CABBAGE |
RESIDUE ON-GOING; E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
AZ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Alternaria leaf spot (ALS); ALS is a fungal disease that affects all cultivated cabbage & brassicas, causing small black spots that grow into large lesions with characteristic concentric rings on leaves, stems and heads. The disease is of growing concern to growers nationwide particularly in the SW US/Coastal CA because of decreasing efficacy of narrow number of fungicides available to control the disease. Due to the limited available chemistries the risk of pathogen resistance to the limited modes of action is larg:09/23 |
| 13778 |
09/20/2023 |
BIFENTHRIN |
ONION (DRY BULB) |
RESIDUE ON-GOING; E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
GA NY |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Soil insects (wireworms, mole crickets, grubs, seedcorn maggott; Currently diazinon is the only broad-spectrum pre-plant insecticide available. We are experiencing shotages currently, and the entire OP group could be lost to reregistration:09/23; NY-Few options exist for managing soil insect pests in onion & growers are heavily reliant on seed trtmts. However, not all options will effectively manage seedcorn maggot & growers are very interested in other at-plant options:08/24; |
| 13777 |
09/07/2023 |
IPFLUFENOQUIN |
STRAWBERRY |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
FL GA CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Botrytis, Neopestalotiopsis; New FRAC mode is needed due to widespread resistance for SDHIs on strawberry. Limited effective fungicides have been identified for Neopestalotiopsis:09/23; GA/ New Botrytis materials with different modes of action are needed:09/23 |
| 13776 |
09/07/2023 |
FLUDIOXONIL + PYDIFLUMETOFEN |
GUAVA |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Colletotrichum, Alternaria, Pestalotiopsis, Cephaleuros (algae); Guava acreage is increasing, there are few active ingredients labeled which do not cover the extended fruiting season of this crop (~5-6 months from flowering) - two harvests per year. There is a need for a different FRAC that can be use in a rotation program:09/23 |
| 13775 |
09/06/2023 |
UNICONAZOLE-P |
POTATO (GH TRANSPLANT) |
HOLD |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | GROWTH REGULATION - WITHOUT THIS, SOME CROP PLANTS WILL BOLT UNDER HOT GH CONDITIONS |
| 13774 |
09/06/2023 |
UNICONAZOLE-P |
BEET (SUGAR) (GH TRANSPLANT) |
HOLD |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | GROWTH REGULATION - WITHOUT THIS, SOME CROP PLANTS WILL BOLT UNDER HOT GH CONDITIONS |
| 13773 |
09/06/2023 |
UNICONAZOLE-P |
RADISH (GH TRANSPLANT) |
HOLD |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | GROWTH REGULATION - WITHOUT THIS, SOME CROP PLANTS WILL BOLT UNDER HOT GH CONDITIONS |
| 13772 |
09/06/2023 |
UNICONAZOLE-P |
CARROT (GH TRANSPLANT) |
HOLD |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | GROWTH REGULATION - WITHOUT THIS, SOME CROP PLANTS WILL BOLT UNDER HOT GH CONDITIONS |
| 13771 |
08/15/2023 |
DIFENOCONAZOLE + AZOXYSTROBIN |
AVOCADO |
RESIDUE ON-GOING; E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
FL CA |
A |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | anthracnose; Limits on copper use and limited alternatives, needed for resistance management |
| 13770 |
08/14/2023 |
BURKHOLDERIA SPP STRAIN A396 |
STEVIA |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
CA NC |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Nematodes & Pythium; Limited or not available products to be use in Stevia:08/23; NC: Pythium is the main concern as all plants are grown in a greenhouse setting:08/25; |
| 13769 |
08/14/2023 |
AC203 |
TOMATO |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
NC VA NY |
|
MeToo |
| 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 |
| 13768 |
08/14/2023 |
HALAUXIFEN-METHYL |
TOMATO |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
CA |
A1 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | broadleaf weeds - particular uses in tomato for fleabane, pigweed, and lambsquarter; Broadleaf weeds are building resistance to traditional chemistries and new use patterns of rimsulfuron are changing efficacy for these broadleaf species in our production systems. New tools are needed for economic sustainability:08/23 |
| 13767 |
08/14/2023 |
BACILLUS THURINGIENSIS, SUBSP KURSTAKI, ABTS-351 |
STEVIA |
MFG OBJECTIVE |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Worms; limited number of products available to be use in Stevia:08/23 |
| 13766 |
08/14/2023 |
STREPTOMYCES STRAIN K61 |
STEVIA |
UNDER EVALUATION |
CA NC |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Fungus; limited number of products available to be use on Stevia:08/23; NC: Fusarium and pythium have been observed in field settings in '24 and '25 and there are no other products available for remedial control:08/25; |
| 13765 |
08/14/2023 |
CLONOSTACHYS ROSEA STRAIN J1446 |
STEVIA |
UNDER EVALUATION |
CA NC |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | fungal; limited number of products available to be use commercially on stevia:08/23 |
| 13764 |
08/14/2023 |
BACILLUS AMYOLIQUEFACIENS STRAIN D747 |
STEVIA |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
CA NC |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | fungicide; limited or none products register to be use on Stevia:08/23; during the 2023 FUW, the requester commented that the need is for Septoria leaf spot:09/23/sb; NC: Fungal diseases are the major disease threat associated with the crop and there are limited modes of action available in conventional fungicides:08/25; |
| 13763 |
08/14/2023 |
DIFENOCONAZOLE + AZOXYSTROBIN |
STEVIA |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
CA NC |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Stem Rot & Septoria leaf spot; limited or nor available products on stevia:08/23 |
| 13762 |
08/13/2023 |
GF-4031 |
HOPS |
HOLD |
WA |
A1 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Hop powdery mildew; Concern over the future use of quinoxyfen (Quintec) in the marketplace due to EU restrictions:08/23 |
| 13761 |
08/13/2023 |
AFIDOPYROPEN |
GRAPEFRUIT |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
CA FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | California Red Scale since BASF has data on hand for it. They are currently working on Sweet Orange group [10-10A]; Allows for rate flexibility at higher water volumes and increases efficacy on difficult pests:08/23; FL/Hibiscus (lebbeck) Mealybug:09/23 |
| 13760 |
08/13/2023 |
AFIDOPYROPEN |
LEMON |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
CA FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | California Red Scale since BASF has data on hand for it. They are currently working on Sweet Orange group [10-10A];Allows for rate flexibility at higher water volumes and increases efficacy on difficult pests:08/23; FL/Hibiscus (lebbeck) mealbug:09/23/sb |
| 13759 |
08/13/2023 |
DICHLOROPROPENE + CHLOROPICRIN |
STEVIA |
UNDER EVALUATION |
CA NC FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | fumigant; Limited or none register products to be use on Stevia:08/23; FL/Nematodes have been a concern in FL:07/24/sb; NC: In addition to nematode control, fusarium wilt is a concern in areas that have rotational crops that are susceptible to fusarium that a fumigant could be effective for control:08/25; |
| 13758 |
08/13/2023 |
BACILLUS THURINGIENSIS SUBSP KURSTAKI STRAIN SA-11 |
STEVIA |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
CA NC |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Worms; limited or nor register products for this problem in Stevia; NC: Lepidoptera spp. is the major concern as far as insect damage in the field during the growing season:08/25; |
| 13757 |
08/13/2023 |
ABAMECTIN |
BEAN (SNAP) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | thrips; There is not effective insecticides to control thrips in snap beans. |
| 13756 |
08/13/2023 |
AC203 |
STRAWBERRY |
HOLD |
CA PA MD MS |
A |
MeToo |
| 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; MS-Recent testing of Botrytis isolates in the state showed resistance/ high insensitivity to the commonly used FRAC groups. New products and new mgmt strategies needed:06/25; |
| 13755 |
08/13/2023 |
PHC68949 |
SWEET POTATO |
E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
NC |
|
MeToo |
| 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 |
| 13754 |
08/11/2023 |
ETHOFUMESATE + METAMITRON |
BEET (GARDEN) |
HOLD |
NY OR CA |
A |
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13753 |
08/11/2023 |
ABAMECTIN |
PEPPER (BELL & NONBELL) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
FL CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Thrips parvispinus, melon thrips, common blossom thrips, chilli thrips, Asian bean thrips, armyworms, pepper weevil, aphids and whitefly; To develop and IPM compatible thrips control program:08/23; CA/Request A1 ranking; |
| 13752 |
08/11/2023 |
DIPHACINONE |
GRASSES (SEED CROP) |
EPA HOLD |
OR WA |
A3 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Gray tail vole; Vole populations in Oregon are continually building and even their "low population" cycles are higher than before. The only rodenticide currently registered is zinc phosphide. We are experiencing bait shyness to ZnP which is limiting the level of successful control. Crop damages from voles are significant with losses recorded as high as 80% loss. Voles are a perennial problem for grass seed growers:08/23 |
| 13751 |
08/11/2023 |
IPFLUFENOQUIN + PYRIMETHANIL |
APPLE |
HOLD |
VA GA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Colletotrichum species; To identify fungicide materials with new effective modes of action against Colletotrichum species so as to implement them in summer spray programs and thus prevent resistance development to currently effective strobilurin fungicides (FRAC 11):08/23; GA/Bitter rot continues to be a major issue, as well as Glomerella leaf spot. Kinoprol is a particularly interesting new class, and whether solo or in mixtures, it could add a good control method for bitter rot and Glomerella leaf spot management:08/23 |
| 13750 |
08/11/2023 |
MESOTRIONE |
SESAME |
STUDY CANCELED BY IR-4 |
TX OK NC AR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Broadleaf weeds, specifically: amaranth sp., false ragweed, kochia, marestail, volunteer beans/peas; Currently sesame has few preemergent options, and all are labeled for 30-45 days preplant which does not work well in most systems. Mesotrione provides a preemerge option that can be applied close to or after planting and provides a new andw unique mode of action:08/23 |
| 13749 |
08/11/2023 |
S-METOLACHLOR/METOLACHLOR |
FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
MO |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | no target pests; this request is to shorten the plant back interval to a new rotational crop (pennycress); the current label notes a plant back interval of 12 months to any rotation crop not listed on the label. The rotation timing would need to be no more than 120 days from the last application date for a fall planted crop:08/23 |
| 13748 |
08/11/2023 |
S-METOLACHLOR/METOLACHLOR |
GOLD-OF-PLEASURE (CAMELINA) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
MN |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | No target pests; this is a request to shorten the plant back interval from 12 months to 4 months to a new rotational crop; The current label notes a plant back restriction of 12 months to any rotation crop not listed on the label. The rotation timing would need to be no more than 120 days supported by herbicide research and to accommodate best management practices on planting:08/23 |
| 13747 |
08/11/2023 |
CLETHODIM |
CRANBERRY |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
NJ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Annual and Perennial Grasses; Clethodim already labeled for use on cranberry either for boom or air application. FIFRA section 24(c) Special Local Nejavascript:__doPostBack('DetailView$ctl01','')ed label available WA and MA for Intensity One. Many growers still rely on chemigation and are moving away from air application:08/23 |
| 13746 |
08/11/2023 |
LAMBDA-CYHALOTHRIN |
FIG |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
CA |
A3 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Dried fruit beetle, Darkling beetle and Fig fly; Industry currently lacks effective insecticides to combat these pests:08/23 |
| 13745 |
08/11/2023 |
THIOPHANATE METHYL |
FIG |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
CA |
B |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Limb dieback and pruning wound; Environmental conditions, including drought have contributed to limb dieback. The industry currently lacks effective fungicides to combat these issues:08/23 |
| 13744 |
08/11/2023 |
FLUOPYRAM |
FIG |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
CA |
A2 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Nematodes; Industry currently lacks effective insecticides to combat nematodes:08/23; CA/It may also help in reducing fungal diseases caused by Fusariun and/or Alternaria:08/23 |
| 13743 |
08/11/2023 |
BIFENTHRIN |
FIG |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
CA |
A1 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Dried fruit beetle, Darkling beetle and Fig fly; Industry currently lacks effective insecticides to combat these pests:08/23 |
| 13742 |
08/11/2023 |
MEFENTRIFLUCONAZOLE |
GREENS (MUSTARD) |
USE REGISTERED |
AZ CA |
A2 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Alternaria leaf spot (ALS); The disease is of growing concern to growers nationwide particularly in the Southwestern US/Coastal CA because of decreasing efficacy of narrow number of chemical fungicides available to control the disease. Furthermore due to the limited available chemistries the risk of pathogen resistance to the limited modes of action is considerably large. The goal of this study shall be to generate efficacy and phytotoxicity data to support the registration of Cevya (mefentrifluconazole) to control ALS:08/23 |
| 13741 |
08/11/2023 |
MEFENTRIFLUCONAZOLE |
BROCCOLI |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
AZ OR VA |
A1 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Alternaria leaf spot (ALS); The disease is of growing concern to growers nationwide particularly in the Southwestern US/Coastal CA because of decreasing efficacy of narrow number of chemical fungicides available to control the disease. Furthermore due to the limited available chemistries the risk of pathogen resistance to the limited modes of action is considerably large. The goal of this study shall be to generate efficacy and phytotoxicity data to support the registration of Cevya (mefentrifluconazole) to control ALS:08/23; VA/Disease is of high concern for Southeastern growers. Limited availability of chemistries for resistance management:09/23 |
| 13740 |
08/11/2023 |
CLETHODIM |
FIG |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
CA |
A4 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | weeds and annual grasses; Industry currently lacks effective herbicides for weed control:08/23 |
| 13739 |
08/11/2023 |
CARBARYL |
FIG |
EPA HOLD |
CA |
B |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Darkling beetle and Chinch bugs; Industry currently lacks effective insecticides to combat these pests:08/23 |
| 13738 |
08/11/2023 |
SULFOSULFURON |
INTERMEDIATE WHEATGRASS |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
CO SD |
A |
MeToo |
| 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 |
| 13737 |
08/11/2023 |
RIMSULFURON |
FIG |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
CA |
B |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Annual grass and weeds, Industry currently lacks effective herbicides for weed control:08/23 |
| 13736 |
08/11/2023 |
PROPAMOCARB-HCL |
HOPS |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
WA |
A2 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Downy mildew, Excellent IPM fit:08/23 |
| 13735 |
08/11/2023 |
FENPYROXIMATE |
FIG |
RESIDUE ON-GOING; E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
CA |
A |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Fig mite, Industry currently lacks effective miticides to combat this pest:08/23 |
| 13734 |
08/11/2023 |
LINURON |
ONION (GREEN) |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
HQ NY |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | NY/New tools are needed for the management of emerged weeds (which are especially competitive in young onions). Palmer amaranth has moved into onion production fields in NY; prelim trials indicate good control with linuron:09/23 |
| 13733 |
08/11/2023 |
LINURON |
STEVIA |
RESIDUE ON-GOING; E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Copied from 12811/WINTER ANNUAL AND BIENNIAL WEEDS; THERE ARE CURRENTLY NO HERBICIDES REGISTERED FOR CONTROLLING WINTER WEEDS IN ESTABLISHED STEVIA |
| 13732 |
08/11/2023 |
LINURON |
MINT |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Copied from PR# 11773, "REDROOT PIGWEED, KOCHIA, RATTAIL FESCUE, OTHER WEEDS:09/23 |
| 13731 |
08/11/2023 |
LINURON |
BEAN (EDIBLE PODDED & SUCCULENT SHELLED) |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
HQ NY |
|
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13730 |
08/10/2023 |
DIPHACINONE |
GRAPEFRUIT |
EPA HOLD |
CA |
A3 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Ground Squirrels and Voles, no other option available:08/23 |
| 13729 |
08/10/2023 |
DIPHACINONE |
LEMON |
EPA HOLD |
CA |
A3 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Ground Squirrels and Voles, no other option for control of the pests |
| 13728 |
08/10/2023 |
DIPHACINONE |
POTATO |
EPA HOLD |
ID ID |
A3 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | voles and pocket gophers, limited rodenticides for control of these pests. they cause major economic damage to crops. currently no food uses and use of bait stations are not feasible for large acreage crops:08/23 |
| 13727 |
08/10/2023 |
CHLOROPHACINONE |
GRASSES (SEED CROP) |
EPA HOLD |
OR ID ID WA |
A3 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | gray tail vole; Vole populations in Oregon are continually building and even their "low population" cycles are higher than before. The only rodenticide currently registered is zinc phosphide. We are experiencing bait shyness to ZnP which is limiting the level of successful control. Crop damages from voles are significant with losses recorded as high as 80% loss. Voles are a perennial problem for grass seed growers:08/23 |
| 13726 |
08/10/2023 |
CHLOROPHACINONE |
POTATO |
EPA HOLD |
ID ID |
A3 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | voles and pocket gophers; there are limited rodenticides available. these pests cause great economic damage to crops. Currently there are no food uses for these rodenticides, and use of bait stations are not feasible for large acreages:08/23 |
| 13725 |
08/10/2023 |
CHLOROPHACINONE |
SUGARCANE |
EPA HOLD |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | cotton rats roof rats rice rats, No effective rodent management mechanism currently exists:08/23 |
| 13724 |
08/10/2023 |
DIPHACINONE |
SUGARCANE |
EPA HOLD |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | cotton rats roof rats rice rats, No effective rodent management mechanism currently exists:08/23 |
| 13722 |
08/10/2023 |
DIMETHENAMID-P |
LEEK |
MFG OBJECTIVE |
CA TX DC |
A1 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Yellow nutsedge and annual broadleaf weeds, Currently the only effective herbicide for leeks is Dacthal which is applied as a preemergent at transplanting. There are no effective post emergent herbicides that are registered for use on leeks. Dacthal is being withdrawn by the EPA and it will no longer be manufactured. Without Dacthal, there are no other effective herbicides for weed control. Nutsedge is also a troublesome weed in leek production:08/23; TX/We are a large producer of leeks. They are a crucial commodity in the overall success of our business. We grow in Texas and New Jersey and we face heavy pest and disease issues with limited tools. This would be an important option to help remain competitive with Mexico:08/23 |
| 13721 |
08/09/2023 |
FENAMIDONE |
APPLE |
RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED |
VA GA PA |
|
MeToo |
| 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 |
| 13720 |
08/09/2023 |
INDOXACARB |
JUJUBE, CHINESE |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
NM |
A3 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Oriental Fruit Moth, No labelled control measures for Oriental Fruit Moth in jujube:08/23 |
| 13719 |
08/09/2023 |
ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555) |
CLOVER (SEED CROP) |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
OR |
A1 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | clover seed weevil; Insecticide resistance and field-level control failures are common in white clover seed, which has been controlled with bifenthrin. The other alternative, malathion, has substantial bee safety concerns and resistance development concerns:08/23; OR-Bifenthrin resistance, need rotation product with indoxacarb (recent SLN):05/25; |
| 13718 |
08/09/2023 |
INDOXACARB |
CLOVER (SEED CROP) |
RESIDUE ON-GOING; E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
OR |
A2 |
MeToo |
| 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 substantive bee safety concerns and resistance development concerns:08/23 |
| 13717 |
08/08/2023 |
AZOXYSTROBIN |
STRAWBERRY (GH TRANSPLANT) |
TOLERANCE/USE TO BE PURSUED WITH NO DATA PROPOSAL/PETITION |
MI VA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Rhizoctonia; The current registration of Heritage is for use as a spray but a drench is needed for the targeted root-rot pathogen:08/23 |
| 13716 |
08/08/2023 |
MEFENOXAM |
STRAWBERRY (GH TRANSPLANT) |
TOLERANCE/USE TO BE PURSUED WITH NO DATA PROPOSAL/PETITION |
MI CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Phytophthora root rot; Segovis is registered for non-bearing plants but there is no other product for Phytophthora registered for resistance management. Plantlets may originate from the field and Phytophthora is commonly encountered. |
| 13715 |
08/08/2023 |
PERMETHRIN |
HEMP |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Leps; Need for alternate Lep products:08/23 |
| 13714 |
08/08/2023 |
FOMESAFEN |
PEPPER (BELL & NONBELL) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
NM CA OH |
A1 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | annual broadleaf weeds, and glyphosate resistant weeds; control of annual broadleaf weeds, and glyphosate resistant weeds with few options:08/23 |
| 13713 |
08/08/2023 |
FLUOPYRAM |
STRAWBERRY |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
MI CA |
|
MeToo |
| 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 |
| 13712 |
08/08/2023 |
FLUTRIAFOL |
HOPS |
MFG OBJECTIVE |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Diaporthe (halo blight), This is already labeled on this crop for powdery mildew. Timothy Miles has 3 years of efficacy data and this is a major disease in the eastern US. This would be a label expansion:08/23 |
| 13711 |
08/08/2023 |
PYRAZIFLUMID |
HEMP |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
KY TX OR NY NC |
C |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Sclerotinia, Botrytis, Golovinomyces, Root and stem rots, head mold, leaf mold:08/23; NY-Botrytis is one of the top issues in GH Hemp:08/24; NC-Mgmt of grain hemp flower diseases during seed production is critical:06/25; |
| 13710 |
08/08/2023 |
SPIROTETRAMAT |
MINT |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
OR WA |
A1 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Root Lesion nematode, Norther Root-knot nematode, pin nematode; Mint has extremely limited resources for nematode control. Spirotetramat would provide systemic activity and be the only material that will control root lesion nematode within the infected mint plants:08/23; WA/Same use pattern in Washington mint fields. A chemigation use through the center pivot would be very usefull in Washington:08/23 |
| 13709 |
08/08/2023 |
FLUROXYPYR |
BLUEBERRY |
E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
MI NY NJ OR |
H+ |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Dogbane, horsetail, bindweed, buckwheat, common mallow, Difficult to control weeds in highbush blueberries fit nicely.:08/23; NJ/ Excellent crop tolerance based on trial conducted in NJ in 2021 and 2022. Alternative to reluctantly used 2,4-D and glyphosate:08/23 |
| 13708 |
08/08/2023 |
PENTHIOPYRAD |
CANEBERRY (GH) |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13707 |
08/07/2023 |
FLONICAMID |
BLUEBERRY (HIGHBUSH) |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
MI GA NJ FL NC OR AR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Thrips and aphids, Increased incidence of hot/dry weather in NC Region has resulted in higher thrips pest pressure and injury to blueberry fruit:08/23; GA/Increased incidence of thrips infestations in GA blueberries; FL/Thrips is a problem in blueberry production and we need additional tools (insecticides) from various insecticide class for management:08/23; OR-Need products against aphids, especially early in the season:05/25; FL-Thrips, specifically chilli thrips and flower thrips. Very limited tools and strategies are available for providing effective control for these pests:06/25; |
| 13706 |
08/07/2023 |
FLUTRIAFOL |
BLUEBERRY |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
MI CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Mummy berry, stem blight pathogens, anthracnose, More acreage is being drip irrigated:08/23; CA/even though I am based in CA, we also need this for OR and WA and FL where we grow blueberries and have stem blight, anthracnose and mummy berry issues:08/23 |
| 13705 |
08/07/2023 |
NAA |
HAZELNUT (FILBERT) |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
OR |
A1 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Hazelnut suckers control, NAA has lower volatility when compared to 2,4-D, and can be used safely in season with reduced concerns of crop damage. As it suppresses sucker growth for up to four weeks, it can help reduce the number of applications per season targeting suckers. We are also mixing NAA with latex paint and applying to the trunk to suppress suckers and water sprouts:08/23 |
| 13704 |
08/07/2023 |
FLUMIOXAZIN |
AGAVE |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
DC CA CA NM CA HI CA |
A1 |
MeToo |
| 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 |
| 13702 |
08/04/2023 |
DIPHACINONE |
POMEGRANATE |
EPA HOLD |
CA |
A3 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Ground squirrels, voles, roof rats; potential loss / adjustment of anticoagulant rodenticide via regulatory strategy changes:08/23 |
| 13701 |
08/04/2023 |
DIPHACINONE |
PISTACHIO |
EPA HOLD |
CA NM |
A3 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Ground squirrels, voles, roof rats; potential loss / adjustment of anticoagulant rodenticide via regulatory strategy changes:08/23 |
| 13700 |
08/04/2023 |
CHLOROPHACINONE |
PISTACHIO |
EPA HOLD |
CA NM |
A3 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Ground squirrels, voles, roof rats, pocket gophers, potential loss / adjustment of anticoagulant rodenticide via regulatory strategy changes:08/23 |
| 13699 |
08/04/2023 |
CHLOROPHACINONE |
POMEGRANATE |
EPA HOLD |
CA |
A3 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Ground squirrels, voles, roof rats, pocket gophers, potential loss / adjustment of anticoagulant rodenticide via regulatory strategy changes:08/23 |
| 13698 |
08/01/2023 |
DIPHACINONE |
BEET (SUGAR) |
EPA HOLD |
ID ID |
A3 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Meadow voles; there is no food use for the product. currently have to use in bait stations on edges of field. this does not work for large commercial fields:07/23 |
| 13697 |
08/01/2023 |
DIPHACINONE |
WHEAT |
EPA HOLD |
ID ID |
A3 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Pocket gophers, ground squirrels, meadow voles; currently no food uses. can only be used in a bait station, which does not work for large commercial fields:07/23 |
| 13696 |
08/01/2023 |
DIPHACINONE |
ALFALFA |
EPA HOLD |
ID ID |
A1 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Meadow voles, ground squirrels, pocket gophers; there is no food use. Currently must be placed in bait stations. Bait stations do not work for large commercial fields, so products cannot be used. Only alternative is zinc phosphide:07/23 |
| 13695 |
08/01/2023 |
DIFLUBENZURON |
TOMATO (GH) |
RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Psyllids; Liberibacter causes the same problems for tomatoes as to citrus. Shuts the plants down:08/23 |
| 13694 |
08/01/2023 |
BENTAZON |
PEA (SOUTHERN) |
MFG OBJECTIVE |
CA NY |
A |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Broadleaf weeds; Limited number of herbicide options:07/23; NY/Bentazon is a very good tool for controlling lambsquarters:08/23 |
| 13693 |
07/31/2023 |
BCS-CW64991 |
STRAWBERRY |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
FL VA CA |
A3 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Twospotted spider mite, Tetranychus urticae; Very few miticides are effective for spider mite management in strawberry fields. A new mode of action is needed to combat resistance issues:07/23 |
| 13692 |
07/31/2023 |
FLUPYRADIFURONE |
MINT (GH TRANSPLANT) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Aphids; greenhouse for sale to consumers:07/23 |
| 13691 |
07/31/2023 |
FLUPYRADIFURONE |
BASIL (GH TRANSPLANT) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Aphids; greenhouse for sale to consumers:07/23 |
| 13690 |
07/31/2023 |
MANDIPROPAMID |
PEPPER (BELL & NONBELL) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
MI NM CA |
A1 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Phytophtora capsici crown and root rot which is the primary plant symptom. Foliar leaf and fruit rot is rarely observed;This request is for a soil-application through drip irrigation. The current labeled use pattern does not support this. Given the other Phytophthora products that have a soil application use have very limited applications, additional actives are needed to protect the plant for the growing season. Research data indicate that soil application to pepper vs. a foliar application is most effective:07/23 |
| 13703 |
07/29/2023 |
TOLPYRALATE |
SWEET POTATO |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
DE NC AR MS NJ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Postemergence control of Amaranthus species and other broadleaf weeds; Currently no herbicide is registered for postemergence applications in sweet potato and this crop is slow to provide sufficient canopy to compete with later emerging weeds:08/23; NJ/Developing sweet potato NJ industry would benefit from an effective herbicide for control of pigweeds, especially Palmer amaranth:09/23 |
| 13684 |
07/28/2023 |
SPIDOXAMAT |
SAFFLOWER |
USE CANCELED |
CA |
H+ |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Western Tarnish Plant Bug, Beet leafhopper, Aphid, Whitefly; This product appears that it will be an important product for processing tomatoes in Ca. Safflower is an important rotational crop in a tomato production system. If Spidoxamat is to be applied to Tomatoes the rotational crop restriction to safflower needs to be 120 days or less. Furthermore, if Spidoxamat has efficacy on Western tarnished plant bug this this would be a very useful product in safflower production:07/23 |
| 13723 |
07/27/2023 |
PYROXASULFONE |
CARROT |
E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
CA NY |
A1 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | WEEDS. Annual grassweeds, Broadleaf weeds, Weeds are a persistent problem for carrot production as carrots are poor competitors. Herbicides are essential for carrot production as high-density planting limits the use of mechanical options. Therefore, carrot growers have long relied on herbicides like metam, trifluralin, and linuron. New regulatory restrictions along with loss of crop tolerances and costly environmental monitoring studies may lead to the loss of some good herbicides:08/23; NY/Carrots are in critical need of novel weed control options, particularly with the evolution of linuron resistance in pigweed species:09/23 |
| 13683 |
07/27/2023 |
OXATHIAPIPROLIN |
APPLE |
RESIDUE ON-GOING; E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Phytopthora; Limited products currently registered and are not nearly as effective as Oxathiapiprolin:07/23; Orondis is proven to be the best material for selectively controlling phytophthora and is a necessity to ensure profitable cultivation of pome fruit in CA:03/24/sb |
| 13681 |
07/27/2023 |
ETHALFLURALIN |
BLUEBERRY (HIGHBUSH) |
HOLD |
OR MT NJ NY |
H+ |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Annual winter grasses and small seeded broadleaves; Blueberry growers do not have access to group 3 herbicides. Pendimethalin registration was withdrawn, oryzalin is no longer produced, and pronamide can quickly degrade or volatilize if left in the soil surface:07/23 |
| 13680 |
07/27/2023 |
TRICLOPYR |
CRANBERRY |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
MA OR NJ WA |
A1 |
MeToo |
| 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 |
| 13678 |
07/26/2023 |
SPIROTETRAMAT |
MINT (GH TRANSPLANT) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Aphids, mealybugs, spider mites. Few insecticides are registered for use on herbs:07/23 |
| 13677 |
07/26/2023 |
SPIROTETRAMAT |
BASIL (GH TRANSPLANT) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Aphids, mealybugs, spider mites. Few insecticides are registered for use on herbs;07/23 |
| 13676 |
07/26/2023 |
SPIROTETRAMAT |
ROSEMARY (GH TRANSPLANT) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Aphids, mealybugs, spider mites. Few insecticides are registered for use on herbs:07/23 |
| 13675 |
07/26/2023 |
PYRIFLUQUINAZON |
MINT (GH TRANSPLANT) |
EPA HOLD |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Mealybugs, chili thrips, white fly, aphids. There are no registered products for use on herbs against mealybugs. More products are needed for use on herbs for sale to consumers for insect control:07/23 |
| 13674 |
07/26/2023 |
PYRIFLUQUINAZON |
BASIL (GH TRANSPLANT) |
EPA HOLD |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Mealybugs, chili thrips, white fly, aphids. There are no registered products for use on herbs against mealybugs. More products are needed for use on herbs for sale to consumers for insect control:07/23 |
| 13673 |
07/26/2023 |
PYRIFLUQUINAZON |
ROSEMARY (GH TRANSPLANT) |
EPA HOLD |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Mealybugs, chili thrips, white fly, aphids. There are no registered products for use on herbs against mealybugs. More products are needed for use on herbs for sale to consumers for insect control:07/23 |
| 13672 |
07/26/2023 |
DIMETHENAMID-P |
SUBGROUP 15-22D |
PETITION SUBMITTED TO EPA |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE EXPANSION FROM CORN, SWEET, KERNEL PLUS COB WITH HUSKS REMOVED TO SWEET CORN SUBGROUP 15-22D |
| 13671 |
07/26/2023 |
DIMETHENAMID-P |
SUBGROUP 15-22E |
PETITION SUBMITTED TO EPA |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE EXPANSION FROM SORGHUM, GRAIN TO GRAIN SORGHUM AND MILLET SUBGROUP 15-22E |
| 13670 |
07/26/2023 |
DIMETHENAMID-P |
SUBGROUP 15-22C |
PETITION SUBMITTED TO EPA |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE EXPANSION FROM CORN, FIELD, GRAIN TO FIELD CORN SUBGROUP 15-22C |
| 13669 |
07/26/2023 |
DIMETHENAMID-P |
CROP GROUP 03-07 |
PETITION SUBMITTED TO EPA |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE EXPANSION FROM ONION, BULB AND ONION, GREEN TO BULB VEGETABLE GROUP 3-07 |
| 13682 |
07/12/2023 |
TOLPYRALATE |
BLUEBERRY (HIGHBUSH) |
RESIDUE ON-GOING; E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
OR MT NJ NY |
A1 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Pigweeds, lambsquater, crabgrass, Italian ryegrass in tank-mixtures; Group 27 herbicides not commonly utilized in blueberry and in tank mixtures with other postemergence herbicides can improve weed control and help with resistance management:07/23 |
| 13679 |
07/12/2023 |
TOLPYRALATE |
HAZELNUT (FILBERT) |
RESIDUE ON-GOING; E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
OR NJ NY |
A1 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Pigweeds, lambsquater, crabgrass, Italian ryegrass in tank-mixtures; Group 27 herbicides not commonly utilized in tree nut and in tank mixtures with other postemergence herbicides can improve weed control and help with resistance management:07/23; NY/Hazelnuts are an emerging industry in the Northeastern US. Novel weed control tools are needed to support a crop that is trying to become established, nationally:09/23 |
| 13667 |
07/11/2023 |
PARAQUAT |
GOLD-OF-PLEASURE (CAMELINA) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
ID ID |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Dry down crop prior to seed harvesting; The seed pod dries down faster than the remainder of the plant. Waiting for the plant to dry down causes the seed pod to shatter, thus greatly reducing yield:07/23 |
| 13666 |
07/11/2023 |
FOMESAFEN |
PEPPER (CHILI) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
NM |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Annual broadleaf weeds, glyphosate resistant weeds: palmer amaranth, morning glory, Wright's groundcherry, spurred anoda, common purslane; Manage glyphosate resistant weeds, and other difficult to target species with few options:07/23 |
| 13665 |
07/07/2023 |
FLUAZAINDOLIZINE |
PINEAPPLE |
RESIDUE ON-GOING; E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
HI |
A1 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Reniform nematodes, Root Knot nematodes, Root Lesion nematodes. Control nematodes at planting in during crop cycle; Need effective non-fumigant nematicides to replace soil fumigant product currently in use to control nematodes. Soil fumigant use is limited to pre-plant only. Need nematode control during the crop cycle in addition to pre-plant use:07/23; Requester further identified the following nematode species: Rotylenchus reniformis, Meliodogyne spp., and Pratylenchus spp:07/23 |
| 13664 |
07/07/2023 |
FLUTRIAFOL |
PISTACHIO |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
NM CA |
A1 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Cotton Root Rot (Phymatotricopsis omnivora); No labelled product for pistachio:07/23; CA - Disease is rarely seen in California but is a problem in Arizona. In CA, would provide help for the impacted growers; effect against Botryosphaeria panicle and shoot blight; effect against Alternaria late blight of pistachio:08/23 |
| 13663 |
07/07/2023 |
SPIROTETRAMAT |
TURNIP GREENS |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
CA TX DC NJ |
A1 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Aphid and diamondback moth; This is needed to add another chemical group (group 23) to a pest management program for turnip greens specifically in aphid and diamondback moth control which are big pests for growers. There are few other chemical groups registered for turnip greens that help to control/suppress these pests. This chemical is also registered for Crop Group 5 which includes many crops in the Brassica family except for turnip greens even though it is a Brassica.:07/23; NJ/The addition of another IRAC group material will assist with resistance mgmt:08/23 |
| 13662 |
07/06/2023 |
BIFENTHRIN |
RAPESEED |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST EXPANSION OF CURRENTLY ESTABLISHED TOLERANCE ON RAPESEED TO RAPESEED SUBGROUP 20A |
| 13661 |
07/06/2023 |
BIFENTHRIN |
SWISS CHARD |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | SWISS CHARD WAS A MEMBER OF LEAFY VEGETABLES GROUP 4 (SUBGROUP 4B), SO USE DIRECTIONS FOR THIS COMMODITY SHOULD BE THE SAME AS FOR CELERY (SUBGROUP 22B) |
| 13660 |
07/06/2023 |
BIFENTHRIN |
FENNEL, FLORENCE |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | FLORENCE FENNEL WAS A MEMBER OF LEAFY VEGETABLES GROUP 4 (SUBGROUP 4B), SO USE DIRECTIONS FOR THIS COMMODITY SHOULD BE THE SAME AS FOR CELERY (SUBGROUP 22B) |
| 13659 |
07/06/2023 |
BIFENTHRIN |
CELTUCE |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | CELTUCE WAS A MEMBER OF LEAFY VEGETABLES GROUP 4 (SUBGROUP 4B), SO USE DIRECTIONS FOR THIS COMMODITY SHOULD BE THE SAME AS FOR CELERY (SUBGROUP 22B) |
| 13658 |
07/06/2023 |
BIFENTHRIN |
KOHLRABI |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | KOHLRABI WAS A MEMBER OF BRASSICA LEAFY GROUP 5 (SUBGROUP 5A), SO USE DIRECTIONS FOR THIS COMMODITY SHOULD BE THE SAME AS FOR BROCCOLI (VEGETABLE, BRASSICA, HEAD AND STEM, GROUP 5-16) |
| 13657 |
07/06/2023 |
BIFENTHRIN |
SUBGROUP 06-22F |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST CONVERSION FROM THE CURRENTLY ESTABLISHED TOLERANCE FOR PEA AND BEAN, DRIED SHELLED, EXCEPT SOYBEAN, SUBGROUP 6C TO PULSES, DRIED BEAN, EXCEPT SOYBEAN, SUBGROUP 6-22E AND PULSES, DRIED SHELLED PEA, SUBGROUP 6-22F, IN ORDER TO HARMONIZE WITH CODEX |
| 13656 |
07/06/2023 |
BIFENTHRIN |
SUBGROUP 06-22E |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST CONVERSION FROM THE CURRENTLY ESTABLISHED TOLERANCE FOR PEA AND BEAN, DRIED SHELLED, EXCEPT SOYBEAN, SUBGROUP 6C TO PULSES, DRIED BEAN, EXCEPT SOYBEAN, SUBGROUP 6-22E AND PULSES, DRIED SHELLED PEA, SUBGROUP 6-22F, IN ORDER TO HARMONIZE WITH CODEX |
| 13655 |
07/06/2023 |
BIFENTHRIN |
SUBGROUP 06-22D |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
A |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST CONVERSION FROM THE CURRENTLY ESTABLISHED TOLERANCE FOR PEA AND BEAN, SUCCULENT SHELLED, SUBGROUP 6B TO SUCCULENT SHELLED BEAN SUBGROUP 6-22C AND SUCCULENT SHELLED PEA SUBGROUP 6-22D |
| 13654 |
07/06/2023 |
BIFENTHRIN |
SUBGROUP 06-22B |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST CONVERSION FROM THE CURRENTLY ESTABLISHED TOLERANCE FOR VEGETABLE LEGUME, EDIBLE PODDED, SUBGROUP 6A TO EDIBLE PODDED BEAN SUBGROUP 6-22A AND EDIBLE PODDED PEA SUBGROUP 6-22B |
| 13653 |
07/06/2023 |
BIFENTHRIN |
SUBGROUP 06-22C |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST CONVERSION FROM THE CURRENTLY ESTABLISHED TOLERANCE FOR PEA AND BEAN, SUCCULENT SHELLED, SUBGROUP 6B TO SUCCULENT SHELLED BEAN SUBGROUP 6-22C AND SUCCULENT SHELLED PEA SUBGROUP 6-22D |
| 13652 |
07/06/2023 |
BIFENTHRIN |
SUBGROUP 06-22A |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST CONVERSION FROM THE CURRENTLY ESTABLISHED TOLERANCE FOR VEGETABLE LEGUME, EDIBLE PODDED, SUBGROUP 6A TO EDIBLE PODDED BEAN SUBGROUP 6-22A AND EDIBLE PODDED PEA SUBGROUP 6-22B |
| 13651 |
07/06/2023 |
BIFENTHRIN |
SUBGROUP 20C |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST EXPANSION FROM CURRENTLY ESTABLISHED TOLERANCE ON COTTON, UNDELINTED SEED TO COTTONSEED SUBGROUP 20C |
| 13650 |
07/06/2023 |
BIFENTHRIN |
CROP GROUP 05-16 |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST CONVERSION FROM CURRENTLY ESTABLISHED TOLERANCE ON BRASSICA, HEAD AND STEM, SUBGROUP 5A, EXCEPT CABBAGE, TO VEGETABLE BRASSICA, HEAD AND STEM, GROUP 5-16, EXCEPT CABBAGE |
| 13649 |
07/06/2023 |
BIFENTHRIN |
SUBGROUP 22B |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST CONVERSION FROM CURRENTLY ESTABLISHED TOLERANCE ON LEAFY PETIOLES SUBGROUP 4B TO LEAF PETIOLE VEGETABLE SUBGROUP 22B |
| 13648 |
07/06/2023 |
ZETA-CYPERMETHRIN |
BEET GREENS (GARDEN) |
RESIDUE ON-GOING; E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
CA TX OR DC |
A1 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Aphid/thrips/armyworm; This chemical is currently registered for garden beet roots but is not registered for the beet leaves. There is also no tolerance for this chemical on beet leaves. This chemical is very effective in other commodities for thrip and aphid suppression so it would be a great additional tool for pest management in beets. There are very limited chemical groups that are currently registered for beet leaves which makes pest control very difficult:07/23; TX/We are in a very difficult growing environment in South Texas with heavy pest pressures. Our tools for management are limited and beet bunches with greens are an important commodity for our business and strong consumer demand:08/23 |
| 13647 |
07/05/2023 |
PYRIDATE |
KOHLRABI |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | KOHLRABI WAS A MEMBER OF BRASSICA LEAFY GROUP 5 (SUBGROUP 5A) SO USE DIRECTIONS FOR THIS COMMODITY SHOULD BE THE SAME AS BROCCOLI (VEGETABLE, BRASSICA, HEAD AND STEM, GROUP 5-16) |
| 13646 |
07/05/2023 |
PYRIDATE |
SUBGROUP 15-22C |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST EXPANSION OF THE TOLERANCE FOR CORN, FIELD, GRAIN TO FIELD CORN SUBGROUP 15-22C |
| 13645 |
07/05/2023 |
PYRIDATE |
CROP GROUP 05-16 |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE CONVERSION FROM BRASSICA, HEAD AND STEM, SUBGROUP 5A TO VEGETABLE, BRASSICA, HEAD AND STEM, GROUP 5-16 |
| 13644 |
07/03/2023 |
DIKEGULAC SODIUM |
GINSENG |
EPA HOLD |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Removing the flower/drupe is desirable to enhance yield. Currently, this achieved through intensive labor which is difficult to find and expensive. Labor crews moving through the plantings cause plant damage and pathogen spread. This growth regulator serves to cause abscission of the flower so that the drupe/seed doesn't form. |
| 13643 |
07/03/2023 |
DIFENOCONAZOLE + CYPRODINIL |
WATERMELON (GH TRANSPLANT) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
NC |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | For use on watermelon transplants (grafted) in a greenhouse for Gummy Stem Blight treatment. We have limited effective treatment options in case of disease incidence. |
| 13642 |
06/26/2023 |
PYRAFLUFEN-ETHYL |
ONION (DRY BULB) |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
CA OR ID ID UT NM TX NY |
A2 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Annual weeds; probably loss of Dacthal and dire need for alternative herbicides for onion:06/23; NY/Dry bulb onions lack significant chemical tools for the management of emerged weeds (which are especially competitive in young onions). The addition of an active ingredient could enhance the diversity and flexibility of control programs:08/23 |
| 13641 |
06/26/2023 |
ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555) |
BANANA |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
PR CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Thrips; Feeding damage of this insect discolored the banana peel producing a reddish appearance:06/23; CA: Mitigate export limitations:09/25; |
| 13640 |
06/26/2023 |
GLUFOSINATE |
TEA |
MFG SUBMISSION TO EPA |
NY |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Request for import:06/23 |
| 13639 |
06/26/2023 |
FLUAZINAM |
DRAGON FRUIT (PITAYA) |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
FL TX PR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | "Stem and Fruit Canker Disease" caused by the fungal pathogen Neoscytalidium dimidiatum; There are only two other fungicide compounds registered: Azoxystrobin (group 11) and Cyprodinil + Fludioxonil(groups 9 and 12). No enough to cover the 36 weeks in the season (start flowering March to last harvest in November). 18 weeks can be protected with conventional pesticides if these are applied in 14-day intervals, which leaves several critical weeks ~4-5 months without protection. We need more chemicals that can be added to the rotation:06/23; HI-New outbreaks of plant diseases spreading throughout the island. Unknown pathogen by likely Stem & Fruit Canker Disease:04/25; |
| 13638 |
06/20/2023 |
MANDESTROBIN |
TOMATO (GH) |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
FL ME OH |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Fusarium; Need fusarium products. Nothing available:06/23; FL: Very few fungicides are registered in tomato for Fusarium wilt in FL:06/25; |
| 13637 |
06/20/2023 |
MANDESTROBIN |
CUCUMBER (GH) |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
FL MA |
|
MeToo |
| 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 |
| 13636 |
06/07/2023 |
ELECTRONIC FIELD DATA BOOK VALIDATION |
ELECTRONIC FIELD DATA BOOK |
FINAL REPORT SIGNED; READY FOR SUBMISSION |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13635 |
06/05/2023 |
OXATHIAPIPROLIN + MANDIPROPAMID |
CACAO BEAN |
RESIDUE ON-GOING; E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
HI PR |
A1 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Black Pod Rot caused by Phytophthora palmivora; Black pod rot is an important disease in the East Hawaii production area where there is high rainfall. There are no conventional fungicides registered on Cacao to control this disease. Domestic tolerances are established for both active ingredients. I'm not sure if those tolerances cover this use pattern. There was an original project request for oxathiapiprolin alone (PR 11883). Syngenta does not support the sole ai, but supports the premix, oxathiapiprolin + mandipropamid:05/23 |
| 13634 |
05/30/2023 |
TEBUCONAZOLE |
TEA |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
NY |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Fungicide; Tea is lacking an import tolerance, potentially impeding trade from certain tea growing countries:05/23 |
| 13633 |
05/30/2023 |
OXATHIAPIPROLIN |
PEACH |
RESIDUE ON-GOING; E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
FL CA MS |
A1 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | PHYTOPHTHORA SP; PHYTOPHTHORA ROOT ROT, CROWN, AND TRUNK DISEASES; ALTERNATIVES TO PHOSPHITE ARE NEEDED BECAUSE OF OVER USAGE AND THE DETECTION OF PHOSPHITE RESISTANCE IN SOME SPECIES; AN INTEGRATED PROGRAM WITH DIFFERENT MODES OF ACTION NEEDS TO BE DEVELOPED:05/23; |
| 13632 |
05/30/2023 |
OXATHIAPIPROLIN |
PLUM |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
FL CA |
A1 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | PHYTOPHTHORA SP; PHYTOPHTHORA ROOT ROT, CROWN, AND TRUNK DISEASES; ALTERNATIVES TO PHOSPHITE ARE NEEDED BECAUSE OF OVER USAGE AND THE DETECTION OF PHOSPHITE RESISTANCE IN SOME SPECIES; AN INTEGRATED PROGRAM WITH DIFFERENT MODES OF ACTION NEEDS TO BE DEVELOPED:05/23 |
| 13631 |
05/17/2023 |
S-METOLACHLOR/METOLACHLOR |
CARINATA (BRASSICA CARINATA) |
RESIDUE ON-GOING; E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
NC AR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Winter Weeds; Carinata acreage is doubling yearly, and there are no effective preemergence herbicides registered for this crop. There is data on safety and efficacy that indicates s-metolachlor is a good herbicide option for this crop 05/23; |
| 13630 |
05/01/2023 |
FLUPYRADIFURONE |
CORN (SEED CROP) |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
HI |
A2 |
MeToo |
| 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. |
| 13629 |
05/01/2023 |
ABAMECTIN |
STRAWBERRY |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| 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. |
| 13628 |
05/01/2023 |
SPIROTETRAMAT |
PINEAPPLE |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
HI |
A2 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | MOVENTO IS LABELED FOR FOLIAR USE ONLY IN PINEAPPLE. A PRE-PLANT DIP TREATMENT IS REQUIRED TO CONTROL MEALYBUGS ON THE SEED PIECES USED FOR PLANTING. FOLIAR SPRAYS ARE INEFFECTIVE ON THE MATURE CROP WHEN SEED PIECES ARE COLLECTED. |
| 13627 |
05/01/2023 |
FLUPYRADIFURONE |
PINEAPPLE |
HOLD |
HI |
A2 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | SIVANTO PRIME IS LABELED FOR FOLIAR USE ONLY IN PINEAPPLE. A PRE-PLANT DIP TREATMENT IS REQUIRED TO CONTROL MEALYBUGS ON THE SEED PIECES USED FOR PLANTING. FOLIAR SPRAYS ARE INEFFECTIVE ON MATURE CROPS WHEN SEED PIECES ARE COLLECTED. |
| 13626 |
05/01/2023 |
SPINETORAM |
CORN(SEED CROP)(GH) |
USE REGISTERED, NOT NATIONALLY |
HI |
|
MeToo |
| 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. RADIANT SC IS LABELED FOR CORN FIELD USE, BUT NOT GREENHOUSE USE. |
| 13625 |
05/01/2023 |
FLUPYRADIFURONE |
CORN(SEED CROP)(GH) |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
HI |
A3 |
MeToo |
| 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. |
| 13624 |
04/10/2023 |
PYRIFLUQUINAZON |
STRAWBERRY (GH) |
EPA HOLD |
FL MI DE |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | APHIDS, WHITEFLIES. IRAC GROUP 9B NEEDED FOR RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT:04/23; MI/Bedding plant growers desire new products to control insects during greenhouse production:08/23; DE/We need more options for aphid management in gh strawberry:08/23 |
| 13623 |
04/10/2023 |
IPFLUFENOQUIN |
STRAWBERRY (GH) |
EPA HOLD |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | POWDERY MILDEW, FUSARIUM, BOTRYTIS. NEW FRAC GROUP NEEDED FOR RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT:04/23 |
| 13622 |
04/10/2023 |
IPFLUFENOQUIN |
LETTUCE (GH) |
EPA HOLD |
FL WV |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | POWDERY MILDEW, FUSARIUM, BOTRYTIS. NEW FRAC GROUP NEEDED FOR RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT:04/23 |
| 13621 |
04/10/2023 |
IPFLUFENOQUIN |
EGGPLANT (GH) |
EPA HOLD |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | POWDERY MILDEW, FUSARIUM, BOTRYTIS. NEW FRAC GROUP NEEDED FOR RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT:04/23 |
| 13620 |
04/10/2023 |
PYRIOFENONE |
STRAWBERRY (GH) |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | POWDERY MILDEW. NEW FRAC GROUP FOR RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT:04/23 |
| 13619 |
04/07/2023 |
CYAZOFAMID |
PEA (CHICKPEA, SUCCULENT SHELLED) |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13618 |
04/07/2023 |
CYAZOFAMID |
SUBGROUP 06-22C |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13617 |
04/07/2023 |
CYAZOFAMID |
SUBGROUP 06-22A |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13616 |
04/07/2023 |
CYAZOFAMID |
PEA (CHICKPEA, EDIBLE PODDED) |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13615 |
04/03/2023 |
NOVALURON |
PARSLEY |
HOLD |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| 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 |
| 13614 |
04/03/2023 |
NOVALURON |
CELERY |
EPA HOLD |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | WEEVILS. LISTRONOTUS SPARSUS IS A WEEVIL THAT HAS EMERGED AS A PEST OF CELERY IN FLORIDA. OXAMYL (VYDATE, HIGHLY HAZARDOUS) HAS BEEN USED TO MAINTAIN POPULATIONS BELOW DAMAGING LEVELS. CYANTRANILIPROLE (EXIREL) MIGHT REPRESENT AN ALTERNATIVE TO OXAMYL. HOWEVER, EFFICACY HAS NOT BEEN CONFIRMED. THUS, THE USE OF NOVALURON WOULD PROVIDE A SAFE ALTERNATIVE TO OXAMYL FOR CONTROL OF WEEVILS. THE AVAILABILITY OF MULTIPLE MODES OF ACTION WOULD ALLOW THE MITIGATION OF POTENTIAL INSECTICIDE RESISTANCE:03/23 |
| 13689 |
03/28/2023 |
INDAZIFLAM (ENVU) |
CAMAS |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
OR MT |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Invasive annual grasses and broadleaf weeds to restore natural rangeland; Restore exotic annual grass invaded sites. The 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:07/23 |
| 13688 |
03/28/2023 |
INDAZIFLAM (ENVU) |
ONION (DOUGLAS') |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
OR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Invasive annual grasses and broadleaf weeds to restore natural rangeland; Restore exotic annual grass invaded sites. The 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:07/23 |
| 13687 |
03/28/2023 |
INDAZIFLAM (ENVU) |
BITTERROOT |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
OR MT |
A |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Invasive annual grasses and broadleaf weeds to restore natural rangeland; Restore exotic annual grass invaded sites. The 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:07/23 |
| 13686 |
03/28/2023 |
INDAZIFLAM (ENVU) |
YAMPA |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
OR MT |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Invasive annual grasses and broadleaf weeds to restore natural rangeland; Restore exotic annual grass invaded sites. The 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:07/23 |
| 13685 |
03/28/2023 |
INDAZIFLAM (ENVU) |
BISCUITROOT |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
OR MT |
A |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Invasive annual grasses and broadleaf weeds to restore natural rangeland; Restore exotic annual grass invaded sites. The 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:07/23 |
| 13613 |
03/21/2023 |
QUIZALOFOP |
SUBGROUP 07-22A |
NO-DATA, CROP GROUP/SUBGROUP TOLERANCE REVISION |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13612 |
03/21/2023 |
QUIZALOFOP |
SUBGROUP 06-22C |
NO-DATA, CROP GROUP/SUBGROUP TOLERANCE REVISION |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13611 |
03/20/2023 |
TOLFENPYRAD |
BEAN (SNAP & LIMA) |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13610 |
03/15/2023 |
FLUTRIAFOL |
CROP GROUP 12-12 |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST CONVERSION OF CURRENTLY ESTABLISHED TOLERANCE ON FRUIT, STONE, GROUP 12 TO FRUIT, STONE, GROUP 12-12 |
| 13609 |
03/15/2023 |
FLUTRIAFOL |
CROP GROUP 11-10 |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST CONVERSION OF CURRENTLY ESTABLISHED TOLERANCE ON FRUIT, POME, GROUP 11 TO FRUIT, POME, GROUP 11-10 |
| 13608 |
03/15/2023 |
FLUTRIAFOL |
KOHLRABI |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST CONVERSION OF CURRENTLY ESTABLISHED TOLERANCE ON BRASSICA, HEAD AND STEM (SUBGROUP 5A) TO KOHLRABI |
| 13607 |
03/15/2023 |
FLUTRIAFOL |
FENNEL, FLORENCE |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST CONVERSION OF CURRENTLY ESTABLISHED TOLERANCE ON VEGETABLE, LEAFY, EXCEPT BRASSICA, CROP GROUP 4, EXCEPT HEAD LETUCE AND RADICCHIO TO FENNEL, FLORENCE, FRESH LEAVES AND STALK |
| 13606 |
03/15/2023 |
FLUTRIAFOL |
CELTUCE |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST CONVERSION OF CURRENTLY ESTABLISHED TOLERANCE ON VEGETABLE, LEAFY, EXCEPT BRASSICA, CROP GROUP 4, EXCEPT HEAD LETUCE AND RADICCHIO TO CELTUCE |
| 13605 |
03/15/2023 |
FLUTRIAFOL |
SUBGROUP 22B |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST CONVERSION OF CURRENTLY ESTABLISHED TOLERANCE ON VEGETABLE, LEAFY, EXCEPT BRASSICA, CROP GROUP 4, EXCEPT HEAD LETUCE AND RADICCHIO TO LEAF PETIOLE VEGETABLE SUBGROUP 22B |
| 13604 |
03/15/2023 |
FLUTRIAFOL |
SUBGROUP 04-16A |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST CONVERSION OF CURRENTLY ESTABLISHED TOLERANCE ON VEGETABLE, LEAFY, EXCEPT BRASSICA, CROP GROUP 4, EXCEPT HEAD LETUCE AND RADICCHIO TO LEAFY GREENS SUBGROUP 4-16A, EXCEPT HEAD LETTUCE AND RADICCHIO |
| 13603 |
03/15/2023 |
FLUTRIAFOL |
SUBGROUP 20C |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST EXPANSION OF CURRENTLY ESTABLISHED TOLERANCE ON COTTON, UNDELINTED SEED TO COTTONSEED SUBGROUP 20C |
| 13602 |
03/15/2023 |
FLUTRIAFOL |
SUBGROUP 04-16B |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST CONVERSION OF CURRENTLY ESTABLISHED TOLERANCE ON BRASSICA, LEAFY GREENS (SUBGROUP 5B) TO BRASSICA, LEAFY GREENS, SUBGROUP 4-16B |
| 13601 |
03/15/2023 |
FLUTRIAFOL |
CROP GROUP 05-16 |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST CONVERSION OF CURRENTLY ESTABLISHED TOLERANCE ON BRASSICA, HEAD AND STEM (SUBGROUP 5A) TO VEGETABLE, BRASSICA, HEAD AND STEM, GROUP 5-16 |
| 13598 |
02/01/2023 |
PYDIFLUMETOFEN (FTH 545) |
GUAVA |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | THERE ARE VERY FEW PRODUCTS AVAILABLE FOR GUAVA GROWERS, FUNGAL DISEASES SUCH AS COLLETOTRICHUM (ANTHRACNOSE), PESTALOTIOPSIS (FRUIT CANKER), ALGAL LEAF SPOT (CEPHALEUROS), CERCOSPORA (LEAF/FRUIT SPOT) THAT REDUCE PROFITS. |
| 13600 |
01/21/2023 |
INPYRFLUXAM |
TOMATO |
E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
FL MS VA AR CA WV |
A |
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13597 |
01/20/2023 |
MEFENOXAM + OXATHIAPIPROLIN |
PEACH |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | PHYTOPHTHORA ROOT ROT, CROWN, AND TRUNK DISEASES; ALTERNATIVES TO PHOSPHITE ARE NEEDED BECAUSE OF OVER USAGE AND THE DETECTION OF PHOSPHITE RESISTANCE IN SOME SPECIES; AN INTEGRATED PROGRAM WITH DIFFERENT MODES OF ACTION NEEDS TO BE DEVELOPED. |
| 13599 |
01/11/2023 |
BIFENTHRIN |
PARSNIP |
USE REGISTERED |
OR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | RECENT LOSS OF OTHER CHEMISTRIES COUPLED WITH FIELD DAMAGE INCREASES FROM SEED CORN MAGGOT. |
| 13596 |
01/06/2023 |
FLONICAMID |
BEET (SUGAR) |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | GUIDELINE STORAGE STABILITY STUDY NEEDED ON BEET (SUGAR) PROCESSED FRACTIONS FOR PARENT AND METABOLITES. FOR DATA GENERATION FOR PR# 09907. |
| 13594 |
12/16/2022 |
FLUOPYRAM |
FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED) |
COVERED BY ANOTHER PROJECT |
MO SD |
|
MeToo |
| 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 |
| 13593 |
12/16/2022 |
PROTHIOCONAZOLE |
FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED) |
COVERED BY ANOTHER PROJECT |
MO SD |
|
MeToo |
| 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 |
| 13592 |
12/16/2022 |
INDOXACARB |
PEAR, ASIAN |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST CONVERSION OF EXISTING TOLERANCE FOR PEAR, ORIENTAL, TO TOLERANCE FOR PEAR, ASIAN |
| 13591 |
12/16/2022 |
INDOXACARB |
SUBGROUP 06-22A |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE EXPANSION FROM BEAN, SUCCULENT, TO EDIBLE PODDED BEAN SUBGROUP 06-22A |
| 13590 |
12/16/2022 |
INDOXACARB |
GARBANZO |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE BASED ON THE EXISTING BEAN, DRY SEED TOLERANCE |
| 13589 |
12/16/2022 |
INDOXACARB |
SUBGROUP 15-22D |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE EXPANSION FROM CORN, SWEET, KERNEL PLUS COB WITH HUSK REMOVED TO SWEET CORN SUBGROUP 15-22D |
| 13588 |
12/16/2022 |
INDOXACARB |
SUBGROUP 15-22C |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE EXPANSION FROM CORN, FIELD, GRAIN TO FIELD CORN SUBGROUP 15-22C |
| 13587 |
12/16/2022 |
INDOXACARB |
SUBGROUP 06-22E |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE EXPANSION FROM BEAN, DRY SEED TO PULSES, DRIED SHELLED BEAN, EXCEPT SOYBEAN, SUBGROUP 06-22E |
| 13586 |
12/16/2022 |
INDOXACARB |
SUBGROUP 06-22C |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE EXPANSION FROM BEAN, SUCCULENT TO SUCCULENT SHELLED BEAN SUBGROUP 06-22C |
| 13585 |
12/16/2022 |
INDOXACARB |
KOHLRABI |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST AN INDIVIDUAL TOLERANCE FOR THIS COMMODITY THAT IS 'DISPLACED' WHEN CONVERTING FROM OLD CROP SUBGROUP 5A TO REVISED CROP GROUP 5-16 (KOHLRABI IS IN CROP SUBGROUP 22A, WITH REP CROP ASPARAGUS); USE DIRECTIONS FOR FOR THIS COMMODITY SHOULD BE THE SAME AS FOR GROUP 5-16 |
| 13584 |
12/16/2022 |
INDOXACARB |
FENNEL, FLORENCE |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE FOR FLORENCE FENNEL, WITHIN NEW CROP SUBGROUP 22A WITH REP CROP ASPARAGUS, BASED ON THE TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED WITHIN OLD LEAFY VEGETABLE CROP SUBGROUP 4B |
| 13583 |
12/16/2022 |
INDOXACARB |
CELTUCE |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE FOR CELTUCE, WITHIN NEW CROP SUBGROUP 22A WITH REP CROP ASPARAGUS, BASED ON THE TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED WITHIN OLD LEAFY VEGETABLE CROP SUBGROUP 4B |
| 13582 |
12/16/2022 |
INDOXACARB |
CROP GROUP 05-16 |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE CONVERSION FROM VEGETABLE, BRASSICA, LEAFY GROUP 5 TO VEGETABLE, BRASSICA, HEAD AND STEM, GROUP 5-16 |
| 13581 |
12/16/2022 |
INDOXACARB |
SUBGROUP 04-16B |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE CONVERSION FROM VEGETABLE, BRASSICA, LEAFY GROUP 5 TO BRASSICA, LEAFY GREENS, SUBGROUP 4-16B |
| 13580 |
12/16/2022 |
INDOXACARB |
SUBGROUP 22B |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE CONVERSION FROM VEGETABLE, LEAFY, EXCEPT BRASSICA, GROUP 4 TO LEAF PETIOLE VEGETABLE SUBGROUP 22B |
| 13579 |
12/16/2022 |
INDOXACARB |
SUBGROUP 04-16A |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE CONVERSION FROM VEGETABLE, LEAFY, EXCEPT BRASSICA, GROUP 4 TO LEAFY GREENS SUBGROUP 4-16A |
| 13578 |
12/16/2022 |
INDOXACARB |
CROP GROUP 08-10 |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE CONVERSION FROM VEGETABLE, FRUITING, GROUP 8 TO VEGETABLE, FRUITING, GROUP 8-10 |
| 13577 |
12/16/2022 |
INDOXACARB |
CROP GROUP 12-12 |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE CONVERSION FROM FRUIT, STONE, GROUP 12 TO FRUIT, STONE, GROUP 12-12, IN ORDER TO HARMONIZE WITH CODEX |
| 13576 |
12/16/2022 |
INDOXACARB |
CROP GROUP 11-10 |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE CONVERSION FROM FRUIT, POME, EXCEPT PEAR, GROUP 11 TO FRUIT, POME, EXCEPT PEAR, GROUP 11-10 |
| 13575 |
12/16/2022 |
INDOXACARB |
COTTONSEED |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE EXPANSION FROM COTTON, UNDELINTED SEED TO COTTONSEED SUBGROUP 20C |
| 13668 |
12/14/2022 |
NAA |
PLUM |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
CA |
A2 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | Rootstock suckers, basal trunk sprouts. NEED FOR SYSTEMIC LONG LASTING PRODUCT TO SUPPRESS SUCKER GROWTH AND REDUCE NUMBER OF CONTACT HERBICIDE SPRAYS AND HAND LABOR:07/23 |
| 13574 |
12/14/2022 |
SAFLUFENACIL |
SUBGROUP 20A |
PETITION WITHDRAWN |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST INCREASED TOLERANCE FOR RAPESEED SUBGROUP 20A (FROM 0.45 TO 0.6 PPM) TO HARMONIZE WITH CODEX |
| 13573 |
12/14/2022 |
SAFLUFENACIL |
SUBGROUP 16-22 |
PETITION WITHDRAWN |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE BASED ON GRAIN, CEREAL, FORAGE, FODDER AND STRAW GROUP 16 (EXCEPT BARLEY AND WHEAT STRAW) AT 0.1 PPM |
| 13572 |
12/14/2022 |
SAFLUFENACIL |
SUBGROUP 15-22F |
PETITION WITHDRAWN |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE BASED ON GRAIN, CEREAL, GROUP 15 (EXCEPT BARLEY AND WHEAT GRAIN) TOLERANCE AT 0.03 PPM |
| 13571 |
12/14/2022 |
SAFLUFENACIL |
SUBGROUP 15-22E |
PETITION WITHDRAWN |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE BASED ON GRAIN, CEREAL, GROUP 15 (EXCEPT BARLEY AND WHEAT GRAIN) TOLERANCE AT 0.03 PPM |
| 13570 |
12/14/2022 |
SAFLUFENACIL |
SUBGROUP 15-22D |
PETITION WITHDRAWN |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE BASED ON GRAIN, CEREAL, GROUP 15 (EXCEPT BARLEY AND WHEAT GRAIN) TOLERANCE AT 0.03 PPM |
| 13569 |
12/14/2022 |
SAFLUFENACIL |
SUBGROUP 15-22C |
PETITION WITHDRAWN |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE BASED ON GRAIN, CEREAL, GROUP 15 (EXCEPT BARLEY AND WHEAT GRAIN) TOLERANCE AT 0.03 PPM |
| 13568 |
12/14/2022 |
SAFLUFENACIL |
SUBGROUP 15-22B |
PETITION WITHDRAWN |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST SUBGROUP 15-22B TOLERANCE BASED ON BARLEY, GRAIN TOLERANCE AT 1.0 PPM |
| 13567 |
12/14/2022 |
SAFLUFENACIL |
SUBGROUP 15-22A |
PETITION WITHDRAWN |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE FOR SUBGROUP 15-22A, BASED ON THE WHEAT, GRAIN TOLERANCE, AND REQUESTING A TOLERANCE INCREASE (FROM 0.6 TO 0.7 PPM) TO HARMONIZE WITH CODEX |
| 13566 |
12/14/2022 |
SAFLUFENACIL |
CROP GROUP 14-12 |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE CONVERSION FROM NUT, TREE, GROUP 14 TO GROUP 14-12 |
| 13565 |
12/14/2022 |
SAFLUFENACIL |
CROP GROUP 12-12 |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE CONVERSION FROM FRUIT, STONE, GROUP 12 TO GROUP 12-12 |
| 13564 |
12/14/2022 |
SAFLUFENACIL |
CROP GROUP 11-10 |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE CONVERSION FROM FRUIT, POME, GROUP 11 TO GROUP 11-10 |
| 13563 |
12/14/2022 |
SAFLUFENACIL |
CROP GROUP 10-10 |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE CONVERSION FROM FRUIT, CITRUS, GROUP 10 TO GROUP 10-10 |
| 13562 |
12/14/2022 |
SAFLUFENACIL |
CROP GROUP 07-22 |
PETITION WITHDRAWN |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13561 |
12/14/2022 |
SAFLUFENACIL |
SUBGROUP 06-22F |
PETITION WITHDRAWN |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE EXPANSION FROM PEA AND BEAN, DRIED SHELLED, EXCEPT SOYBEAN, SUBGROUP 6C TO PULSES, DRIED SHELLED PEA SUBGROUP 06-22F |
| 13560 |
12/14/2022 |
SAFLUFENACIL |
SUBGROUP 06-22E |
PETITION WITHDRAWN |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE EXPANSION FROM PEA AND BEAN, DRIED SHELLED, EXCEPT SOYBEAN, SUBGROUP 6C TO PULSES, DRIED SHELLED BEAN, EXCEPT SOYBEAN, SUBGROUP 06-22E |
| 13559 |
12/14/2022 |
SAFLUFENACIL |
SUBGROUP 06-22D |
PETITION WITHDRAWN |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE EXPANSION FROM PEA AND BEAN, SUCCULENT SHELLED, SUBGROUP 6B TO SUCCULENT SHELLED PEA SUBGROUP 06-22D |
| 13558 |
12/14/2022 |
SAFLUFENACIL |
SUBGROUP 06-22C |
PETITION WITHDRAWN |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE EXPANSION FROM PEA AND BEAN, SUCCULENT SHELLED, SUBGROUP 6B TO SUCCULENT SHELLED BEAN SUBGROUP 06-22C |
| 13557 |
12/14/2022 |
SAFLUFENACIL |
SUBGROUP 06-22B |
PETITION WITHDRAWN |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE EXPANSION FROM VEGETABLE, LEGUME (BEAN AND PEA), EDIBLE PODDED, SUBGROUP 6A TO EDIBLE PODDED PEA SUBGROUP 06-22B |
| 13556 |
12/14/2022 |
SAFLUFENACIL |
SUBGROUP 06-22A |
PETITION WITHDRAWN |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE EXPANSION FROM VEGETABLE, LEGUME (BEAN AND PEA), EDIBLE PODDED, SUBGROUP 6A TO EDIBLE PODDED BEAN SUBGROUP 06-22A |
| 13595 |
12/09/2022 |
CYCLANILIPROLE |
ONION |
RESIDUE ON-GOING; E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
NY OR OR WA NM UT KY ID ID OH |
A1 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | THERE IS A DEARTH OF EFF PRODUCTS REGISTERED FOR ONION THRIPS CONTROL IN ONION AND CYCLANILIPROLE WOULD ADD TO THE OPTIONS AVAILABLE TO ONION GROWERS; THERE IS A LIMITED SUITE OF EFF PRODUCTS FOR ONION THRIPS MGMT IN THE TREASURE VALLEY OF OR AND ID; DECLINES IN EFFICACY OF SOME PRODUCTS HAVE BEEN OBSERVED THAT WERE PREVIOUSLY EFFECTIVE; CYCLANILIPROLE WOULD PROVIDE AN ADDL OPTION FOR GROWERS: OR, 1/23; GROWERS IN WILLAMETTE VALLEY OF OR WOULD ALSO BENEFIT FROM ADDL OPTIONS IN THRIPS CONTROL AS CITED HERE: OR, 1/23; THRIPS ARE DIFFICULT TO CONTROL IN ONIONS; HAVING MORE EFF TOOLS WILL HELP GROWERS WITH PROFITABILITY: WA,1/23; AS AN ALTERNATE ONION THRIPS INSECTICIDE OPTION; THERE ARE CURRENTLY TOO FEW OPTIONS TO SUPPORT ROBUST CHEMICAL ROTATION AND AVOIDANCE OF INSECTICIDE RESISTANCE: UT, 1/23; OH/interest in green onion:08/23 |
| 13555 |
11/30/2022 |
CYANTRANILIPROLE |
SUBGROUP 15-22F |
PETITION WITHDRAWN |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE EXPANSION FROM RICE, GRAIN TO RICE SUBGROUP 15-22F |
| 13554 |
11/30/2022 |
CYANTRANILIPROLE |
SUBGROUP 15-22D |
PETITION WITHDRAWN |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE EXPANSION FROM CORN, SWEET, KERNEL PLUS COB WITH HUSKS REMOVED TO SWEET CORN SUBGROUP 15-22D |
| 13553 |
11/30/2022 |
CYANTRANILIPROLE |
SUBGROUP 15-22C |
PETITION WITHDRAWN |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE EXPANSION FROM CORN, FIELD, GRAIN TO FIELD CORN SUBGROUP 15-22C |
| 13552 |
11/30/2022 |
CYANTRANILIPROLE |
SUBGROUP 07-22A |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE CONVERSION FROM VEGETABLE, FOLIAGE OF LEGUME, EXCEPT SOYBEAN, GROUP 7A TO FORAGE AND HAY OF LEGUME VEGETABLES (EXCEPT SOYBEANS) SUBGROUP 07-22A |
| 13551 |
11/30/2022 |
CYANTRANILIPROLE |
SUBGROUP 06-22F |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE CONVERSION FROM PEA AND BEAN, DRIED SHELLED, EXCEPT SOYBEAN, SUBGROUP 6C TO PULSES, DRIED SHELLED PEA, SUBGROUP 6-22F |
| 13550 |
11/30/2022 |
CYANTRANILIPROLE |
SUBGROUP 06-22E |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE CONVERSION FROM PEA AND BEAN, DRIED SHELLED, EXCEPT SOYBEAN, SUBGROUP 6C TO PULSES, DRIED SHELLED BEAN, EXCEPT SOYBEAN, SUBGROUP 6-22E |
| 13549 |
11/30/2022 |
CYANTRANILIPROLE |
SUBGROUP 06-22D |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE CONVERSION FROM PEA AND BEAN, SUCCULENT SHELLED, SUBGROUP 6B TO SUCCULENT SHELLED PEA SUBGROUP 6-22D, IN ORDER TO HARMONIZE WITH CODEX |
| 13548 |
11/30/2022 |
CYANTRANILIPROLE |
SUBGROUP 06-22C |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE CONVERSION FROM PEA AND BEAN, SUCCULENT SHELLED, SUBGROUP 6B TO SUCCULENT SHELLED BEAN SUBGROUP 6-22C, IN ORDER TO HARMONIZE WITH CODEX |
| 13547 |
11/30/2022 |
CYANTRANILIPROLE |
SUBGROUP 06-22B |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE CONVERSION FROM VEGETABLE, LEGUME, EDIBLE PODDED, SUBGROUP 6A TO EDIBLE PODDED PEA SUBGROUP 06-22B |
| 13546 |
11/30/2022 |
CYANTRANILIPROLE |
SUBGROUP 06-22A |
UNDER EVALUATION |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE CONVERSION FROM VEGETABLE, LEGUME, EDIBLE PODDED, SUBGROUP 6A TO EDIBLE PODDED BEAN SUBGROUP 06-22A |
| 13545 |
11/14/2022 |
GF-4031 |
PEPPER (GH) |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | POWDERY MILDEW; ROTATIONAL PRODUCT FOR RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT, THIS PRODUCT IS A UNIQUE FRAC GROUP PER CORTEVA PRESENTATION (IR-4 2021); |
| 13544 |
11/14/2022 |
GF-4031 |
EGGPLANT (GH) |
HOLD |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | POWDERY MILDEW CONTROL. ROTATIONAL PRODUCT FOR RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT, THIS PRODUCT IS A UNIQUE FRAC GROUP PER CORTEVA PRESENTATION (IR-4 2021); |
| 13543 |
11/14/2022 |
GF-4031 |
STRAWBERRY (GH) |
HOLD |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | POWDERY MILDEW CONTROL. FUNGICIDES ARE NEEDED FOR POWDERY MILDEW CONTROL; |
| 13542 |
10/26/2022 |
FLUTIANIL |
BASIL (FIELD & GH) |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | POWDERY MILDEW - IS NOT BEING CONTROLLED WITH REGISTERED FUNGICIDES |
| 13541 |
10/26/2022 |
FLUAZIFOP-P-BUTYL |
PEA (SUCCULENT SHELLED) |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | UPDATED FROM 02079: GRASSES; PER PROJECT NOMINATION COMMENTS: THIS PRODUCT WORKS WELL IN THIS CROP AND WOULD GIVE GROWERS ANOTHER HERBICIDE TYPE FOR GRASS CONTROL, FROM 02079: 03/23 JPB: |
| 13540 |
10/26/2022 |
FLUAZIFOP-P-BUTYL |
SQUASH (SUMMER) |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | GRASSES; PER PROJECT NOMINATION COMMENTS: THIS PRODUCT WORKS WELL IN THIS CROP AND WOULD GIVE GROWERS ANOTHER HERBICIDE TYPE FOR GRASS CONTROL |
| 13539 |
10/10/2022 |
ACEQUINOCYL |
HOPS |
STUDY CANCELED BY IR-4 |
WA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | SPIDER MITES; THE ADDITIONAL RESIDUE TRIALS WILL ALLOW HOPS MRLS TO BE CONSIDERED FOR A BROADER RANGE OF KEY EXPORT MARKETS |
| 13538 |
10/05/2022 |
ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555) |
SUNFLOWER |
ALL DATA RECEIVED AT HQ |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | LYGUS HESPERUS, BEET LEAFHOPPER, STINK BUG; THIS PRODUCT IS NEEDED TO MANAGE PESTS IN A CROPPING SYSTEM THAT INCLUDES SAFFLOWER AND AN AREAWIDE IPM APPROACH THAT MANAGES AGRONOMICALLY IMPORTANT PESTS IN SAFFLOWER THAT IS IN ROTATION WITH AND IS NEIGHBORING OTHER HIGH VALUE CROPS; |
| 13537 |
10/05/2022 |
AFIDOPYROPEN |
SUNFLOWER |
ALL DATA RECEIVED AT HQ |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | LYGUS HESPERUS; CALIFORNIA SAFFLOWER GROWERS NEED THE ABILITY TO MANAGE LYGUS IN AN AREA WIDE IPM PROGRAM THAT INCLUDES SURROUNDING HIGH VALUE CROPS SUCH AS COTTON AND TOMATOES; |
| 13536 |
09/28/2022 |
PROPICONAZOLE |
MANGO |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | ANTHRACNOSE CAUSING FUNGI (COLLETOTRICHUM SPECIES); ANTHRACNOSE IN MANGO IS THE #1 CHALLENGE FOR MANGO PRODUCERS. THIS DISEASE AFFECTS ALL ABOVE GROUND TISSUES AND MAKES THE FRUIT UNMARKETABLE. THIS DISEASE CAN DECIMATE MANGO PRODUCTION. GROWERS DON'T HAVE MANY OPTIONS FOR ROTATIONS AND THE PATHOGENS HAS BEEN FOUND TO LOOSE SENSITIVITY TO A.I. RAPIDLY. |
| 13535 |
09/27/2022 |
FORAMSULFURON + IODOSULFURON-METHYL-SODIUM + THIENCARBAZONE-METHYL |
GRASSES (BERMUDA) |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
NC GA AL AR OK |
|
MeToo |
| 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. |
| 13534 |
09/27/2022 |
INDAZIFLAM |
MANGO |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
PR HI |
B |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | WEEDS, LACK OF EFFECTIVE HERBICIDES TO MANAGE WEEDS ESPECIALLY PARTHENIUM HYSTEROPHORUS |
| 13533 |
09/27/2022 |
CLETHODIM |
AVOCADO |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | WEED CONTROL AND CROP SAFETY |
| 13532 |
09/27/2022 |
NOVALURON |
BLUEBERRY |
E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | CHILLI THRIPS (SCIRTOTHRIPS DOSALIS), FLOWER THRIPS FRANKLINIELLA SPP.; VERY FEW ALTERNATIVES EXIST OUTSIDE SPINETORAM (DELEGATE). APPEARS TO WORK WELL IN TANK MIX WITH SPINETORAM, TENDS TO CONTROL IMMATURE THRIPS |
| 13530 |
09/14/2022 |
UNICONAZOLE-P |
MINT (GH TRANSPLANT) |
RESIDUE ON-GOING; E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | GROWTH REGULATION - WITHOUT THIS, SOME CROP PLANTS WILL BOLT UNDER HOT GH CONDITIONS |
| 13529 |
09/08/2022 |
ETHALFLURALIN + CLOMAZONE |
SQUASH |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
HQ AR NJ NY OH |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | MORNING GLORY, PIGWEED, NUTSEDGE |
| 13528 |
09/08/2022 |
ETHALFLURALIN + CLOMAZONE |
CUCUMBER |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
HQ AR NJ NY OH |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | MORNING GLORY, PIGWEED, NUTSEDGE |
| 13527 |
09/01/2022 |
CYFLUMETOFEN |
SUBGROUP 13-07G |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE EXPANSION FROM STRAWBERRY TO BERRY, LOW GROWING, SUBGROUP 13-07G |
| 13526 |
09/01/2022 |
CYFLUMETOFEN |
SUBGROUP 13-07F |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE EXPANSION FROM GRAPE TO FRUIT, SMALL, VINE CLIMBING, EXCEPT FUZZY KIWIFRUIT, SUBGROUP 13-07F |
| 13525 |
08/29/2022 |
DIQUAT |
GOLD-OF-PLEASURE (CAMELINA) |
NO-DATA, CROP GROUP/SUBGROUP TOLERANCE REVISION |
SD |
|
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13524 |
08/29/2022 |
DIQUAT |
FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED) |
TOLERANCE/USE TO BE PURSUED WITH NO DATA PROPOSAL/PETITION |
SD IL MO |
|
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13523 |
08/29/2022 |
SAFLUFENACIL |
GOLD-OF-PLEASURE (CAMELINA) |
USE REGISTERED |
SD |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | HARVEST AID/DESICCATION; SINCE SOYBEANS ARE OFTEN PLANTED AFTER HARVEST, AN EARLIER HARVEST DATE WOULD ALLOW FOR AN EARLER SOYBEAN PLANTING DATE. IN ADDITION, AN EARLIER HARVEST WOULD HELP REDUCE YIELD LOSS ATTRIBUTED TO THE SEED SHATTERING PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS CROP; |
| 13522 |
08/29/2022 |
SAFLUFENACIL |
FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED) |
E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
SD IL MO |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | HARVEST AID/DESICCATION; SINCE SOYBEANS ARE OFTEN PLANTED AFTER HARVEST, AN EARLIER HARVEST DATE WOULD ALLOW FOR AN EARLER SOYBEAN PLANTING DATE. IN ADDITION, AN EARLIER HARVEST WOULD HELP REDUCE YIELD LOSS ATTRIBUTED TO THE SEED SHATTERING PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS CROP. THIS PRODUCT IS AN ADDITIONAL MODE OF ACTION TO CONTROL WEEDS; |
| 13521 |
08/29/2022 |
ETHALFLURALIN |
FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED) |
HOLD |
SD IL MO |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | SEVERAL GRASS AND BROADLEAF SPECIES; FEW HERBICIDE OPTIONS EXIST |
| 13520 |
08/29/2022 |
DINOTEFURAN |
MAPLE SAP |
HOLD |
PA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | SPOTTED LANTERNFLY. SPOTTED LANTERNFLIES ARE KNOWN TO FEED HEAVILY ON MAPLE TREES IN THE FALL AS ADULTS, STRESSING TREES. ADDITIONALLY THEY LAY EGGS ON THE TREES WHICH HATCH IN THE SPRING, WHERE THE EARLY INSTAR NYMPHS FEED ON THE TREES BEFORE DISPERSING; CURRENTLY THERE ARE NO INSECTICIDE RESIDUE LISTINGS FOR MAPLE SYRUP PRODUCTION; |
| 13519 |
08/29/2022 |
FLUXAPYROXAD + PYRACLOSTROBIN |
FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED) |
REQUEST WITHDRAWN |
SD IL MO |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | ALTERNARIA AND SCLEROTINIA; NO FUNGICIDES YET LABELED FOR THIS CROP; |
| 13518 |
08/29/2022 |
GLUFOSINATE |
INTERMEDIATE WHEATGRASS |
UNDER EVALUATION |
SD KS WI |
|
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13517 |
08/29/2022 |
CHLORSULFURON + METSULFURON |
INTERMEDIATE WHEATGRASS |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
SD KS WI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | WINTER ANNUAL GRASS SPECIES SUCH AS CHEAT, JAPANESE BROME, AND JOINTED GOATGRASS; NO OPTIONS EXIST; |
| 13516 |
08/16/2022 |
FLUMIOXAZIN |
PEA (COWPEA, SUCCULENT SHELLED) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
AR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | ANNUAL BROADLEAF WEEDS, ESPECIALLY PIGWEEDS, HELPS CONTROL MORNINGGLORIES, SUPPRESSES YELLOW NUTSEDGE, AND CONTROLS SOME ANNUAL GRASSES; TO SUPPLEMENT THE STANDARD RESIDUAL COWPEA HERBICIDES, MANAGE RESISTANT WEEDS, IDEAL FOR MIXING WITH NON-SELECTIVE HERBICIDE IN BURNDOWN APPLICATION, OR FOR PREPLANT APPLICATION BY ITSELF, TO REDUCE THE WEED PRESSURE ENCOUNTERED BY HERBICIDES APPLIED AT PLANTING. ENABLES OVERLAPPING OF RESIDUAL HERBICIDE ACTIVITY TO ACHIEVE BETTER IN-SEASON WEED CONTROL. AVOIDS THE NEED FOR RESCUE TREATMENT OF BIG WEEDS DURING THE SEASON |
| 13515 |
08/15/2022 |
AFIDOPYROPEN |
SORGHUM (SWEET) |
USE REGISTERED |
KY |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | SUGARCANE APHID; WE HAVE ONLY ONE MOA TO MANAGE SUGARCANE APHID WHICH IS NOT SUSTAINABLE, NEED AT LEAST ONE EFFECTIVE ROTATIONAL PARTNER; |
| 13514 |
08/15/2022 |
PENTHIOPYRAD |
POMEGRANATE |
COVERED BY ANOTHER PROJECT |
CA GA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | ALTERNARIA, IN-FIELD TREATMENT PRIOR TO POST HARVEST FOR BOTRYTIS MANAGEMENT |
| 13513 |
08/13/2022 |
SILVER |
AVOCADO |
EPA HOLD |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | THE FUNGUS RAFFAELEA LAURICOLA CAUSAL AGENT OF THE LAUREL WILT DISEASE ON AVOCADOS; PROPICONAZOLE INJECTED IS GIVING SOME CONTROL BUT SINCE THE FORMULATION IS AN EMULSION THE MOVEMENT IN THE AVOCADO TREE IS LIMITED AND COMPARTMENTALIZED AND IN MANY INSTANCES IT DOES NOT WORK. SILVER IS WATER SOLUBLE OR DISPERSED; THE PARTICLE SIZE IS VERY SMALL AND PENETRATION AND DISTRIBUTION IS VERY GOOD; IN ADDITION, NOT ONLY HAS FUNGICIDAL PROPERTIES BUT ALSO AFFECTS TYLOSE FORMATION THAT CLOGS THE VASCULAR SYSTEM. SILVER INHIBITS ETHYLENE ACTIVITY AN ETHYLENE TRIGGERS TYLOSE FORMATION |
| 13512 |
08/13/2022 |
MBI-015 |
HOPS |
E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
OR NY MI WA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | KOCHIA, PRICKLY LETTUCE, AND OTHER ANNUAL BROADLEAVES; NEW MODE OF ACTION AND FAVORABLE ENVIRONMENTAL FATE TO IMPROVE WEED MANAGEMENT OPTIONS |
| 13511 |
08/13/2022 |
INPYRFLUXAM |
TOMATO (PROCESSING) |
FINAL REPORT UNDER REVIEW WITH QA/MFG |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | SOUTHERN BLIGHT (SCLEROTIUM ROLFSII); THERE ARE ACTIVE INGREDIENTS CURRENTLY REGISTERED FOR FIELD CONTROL OF SOUTHERN BLIGHT OF TOMATO BUT THEY ARE NOT EFFECTIVE; IN RECENT YEARS, THERE HAS BEEN AN INCREASE OF SOUTHERN BLIGHT LIKELY DUE TO ABNORMAL WEATHER PATTERNS DURING PLANTING AND LACK OF CONTROL OF LABELED PRODUCTS; HAVING THE OPTION OF FUNGICIDE APPLIC WITH EFFECTIVE ACTIVE INGREDIENTS WHEN THE DISEASE OCCURS WOULD REDUCE LOSSES THAT TOMATO GROWERS ARE EXPERIENCING DUE TO SOUTHERN BLIGHT; |
| 13510 |
08/13/2022 |
BICYCLOPYRONE + BROMOXYNIL |
ONION (DRY BULB) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
NV |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | POST EMERGENT WEEDS; TO CONTROL BROAD LEAF WEEDS IN ONION |
| 13509 |
08/13/2022 |
ETHALFLURALIN |
SWEET POTATO |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
NC |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | HERBICIDE-RESISTANT PALMER AMARANTH, COMMON PURSLANE, AND ANNUAL GRASSES; TO CONTROL GLYHPOSATE- AND FLUMIOXAZIN-RESISTANT PALMER AMARANTH, COMMON PURSLANE, OTHER ANNUAL BROADLEAF WEEDS AND ANNUAL GRASSES. PALMER AMARANTH IS THE MOST COMMON AND TROUBLESOME WEED IN SWEETPOTATO. COMMON PURSLANE IS INCREASINGLY BECOMING MORE OF AN ISSUE IN SWEETPOTATO; |
| 13508 |
08/12/2022 |
SULFENTRAZONE |
SWEET POTATO |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
NC NJ KY AR MS |
|
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13507 |
08/12/2022 |
SULFENTRAZONE + S-METOLACHLOR |
PEA (COWPEA, SUCCULENT SHELLED) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
AR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | ANNUAL GRASSES AND BROADLEAF WEEDS; BROAD SPECTRUM WEED CONTROL; STRONGER RESIDUAL ACTIVITY MINIMIZES BROADLEAF WEED PROBLEMS BEFORE CANOPY CLOSURE; GOOD TOOL FOR MANAGEMENT OF HERBICIDE-RESISTANT PIGWEEDS; EFFECTIVE ON PPO-RESISTANT PIGWEEDS; GENERALLY BETTER WEED CONTROL OVERALL THAN DUAL + PURSUIT; |
| 13506 |
08/12/2022 |
CARFENTRAZONE-ETHYL |
FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
SD IL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | BROADLEAF WEEDS; IN PREPLANT OR PREEMERGENCE BURNDOWN APPLICATIONS, GLYPHOSATE IS COMMONLY USED. HOWEVER, DUE TO INCREASED RESISTANCE TO GLYPHOSATE BY MANY WEED SPECIES, MORE OPTIONS ARE NEEDED. IN ADDITION, THIS PRODUCT CAN PROVIDE INCREASED SPEED OF ACTIVITY MIXED WITH GLYPHOSATE; |
| 13505 |
08/12/2022 |
MEFENTRIFLUCONAZOLE |
HOPS |
PETITION SUBMITTED TO EPA |
WA MI ID ID |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | POWDERY MILDEW; MEFENTRIFLUCONAZOLE HAS DOCUMENTED EFFICACY AGAINST HOP POWDERY MILDEW. FRAC GROUP 3 FUNGICIDES ARE IMPORTANT FOR MANAGEMENT OF THIS DISEASE, BEING USED MULTIPLE TIMES PER YEAR, AS PRODUCERS MUST HAVE ROTATE MULTIPLE MODES OF ACTION FOR RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT. MEFENTRIFLUCONAZOLE IS CONSIDERED A REDUCED-RISK FUNGICIDE, AND THEREFORE ITS USE IN AN OVERALL DISEASE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM WILL ENABLE THIS FRAC GROUP TO CONTINUE TO BE USED BUT WITH LESS RISK TO NON-TARGET ORGANISMS AND HUMANS; |
| 13504 |
08/12/2022 |
ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555) |
POMEGRANATE |
ALL DATA RECEIVED AT HQ |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | PLANT BUGS, STINK BUGS; REGISTRANT INDICATES HIGH DEGREE OF EFFICACY ON PLANT BUGS. NO ROTATIONAL CHEMISTRY AVAILABLE FOR TRUE BUG CONTROL AS ONLY REGISTERED PRODUCT IS BIFENTHRIN. NO INDICATION THAT OTHER IRAC GROUP 30 CHEMISTRY WILL BE AVAILABLE; |
| 13503 |
08/12/2022 |
FLUMICLORAC |
SESAME |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
OK MI SC TX |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | AMARANTHUS SPP., PARTHENIUM RAGWEED, COMMON COCKLEBUR, OTHER VARIOUS BROADLEAF WEEDS; THERE IS CURRENTLY NOT ANY LABELED HERBICIDES FOR POSTEMERGENCE BROADLEAF WEED CONTROL. WITHOUT ANYTHING LABELED, SESAME GROWERS ARE LOSING YIELDS DUE TO WEED COMPETITION; |
| 13502 |
08/12/2022 |
NOVALURON |
CANEBERRY |
RESIDUE ON-GOING; E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
OR FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | SPOTTED WING DROSOPHILA (SWD); ROTATIONAL MATERIAL; THIS MOA NOT CURRENTLY REGISTERED FOR SWD MANAGEMENT IN CANEBERRY |
| 13501 |
08/12/2022 |
TIAFENACIL |
PEPPER (BELL & NONBELL) |
RESIDUE ON-GOING; E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | ANNUAL BROADLEAF WEEDS AND GRASSES; AS A NONSELECTIVE HERBICIDE PROVIDE GOOD CONTROL OF BROADLEAF AND GRASSES BEFORE PLANTING THE CROP AND ALSO CAN BE USED IN ROW MIDDLE DURING THE SEASON. CAN BE USED AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO PARAQUAT. DUE TO LACK OF RESIDUAL, CAN BE USED IN MULTIPLE CROPPING SYSTEMS. IMPROVE THE CONTROL OF RESISTANT WEEDS; |
| 13500 |
08/12/2022 |
TIAFENACIL |
TOMATO |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | ANNUAL BROADLEAF WEEDS AND GRASSES; AS A NONSELECTIVE HERBICIDE PROVIDE GOOD CONTROL OF BROADLEAF AND GRASSES BEFORE PLANTING THE CROP AND ALSO CAN BE USED IN ROW MIDDLE DURING THE SEASON. CAN BE USED AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO PARAQUAT. DUE TO LACK OF RESIDUAL, CAN BE USED IN MULTIPLE CROPPING SYSTEMS. IMPROVE THE CONTROL OF RESISTANT WEEDS; |
| 13499 |
08/12/2022 |
GLUFOSINATE |
ASPARAGUS |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
MI NJ NY |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | BROADLEAF AND GRASSES (MAINLY TO CONTROL GLYPHOSATE AND ALS RESISTANT PIGWEED SPP.; REDROOT PIGWEED AND POWELL AMARANTH ONE OF THE MAJOR WEEDS IN ASPARAGUS AND HARD TO CONTROL ESPECIALLY WHEN RESISTANT (ALS AND GLYPHOSATE) BIOTYPES ARE PRESET. GLUFOSINATE WILL HELP TO MANAGE VARIOUS BROADLEAF AND GRASSES WEEDS INCLUDING PIGWEED SPP. PROVIDE IMPROVED WEED CONTROL COMPARED TO CARFENTRAZON; |
| 13498 |
08/12/2022 |
TIAFENACIL |
CUCUMBER |
ALL DATA RECEIVED AT HQ |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | ANNUAL BROADLEAF WEEDS AND GRASSES; AS A NONSELECTIVE HERBICIDE PROVIDE GOOD CONTROL OF BROADLEAF AND GRASSES BEFORE PLANTING THE CROP AND ALSO CAN BE USED IN ROW MIDDLE DURING THE SEASON. CAN BE USED AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO PARAQUAT. DUE TO LACK OF RESIDUAL, CAN BE USED IN MULTIPLE CROPPING SYSTEMS. IMPROVE THE CONTROL OF GLYPHOSATE AND ALS RESISTANT WEEDS; |
| 13497 |
08/12/2022 |
ACETOCHLOR |
BEET (GARDEN) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
NY |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | ANNUAL GRASSES AND BROADLEAVES INCLUDING BARNYARDGRASS, FOXTAILS, PANICUMS, CRABGRASS, SMARTWEED, PIGWEEDS, NIGHTSHADES, LAMBSQUARTERS, HENBIT, GALINSOGA, PURSLANE); PROVIDE EXTENDED RESIDUAL WEED CONTROL AND REDUCE SEASON-LONG WEED COMPETITION; |
| 13496 |
08/12/2022 |
ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555) |
SAFFLOWER |
COVERED BY ANOTHER PROJECT |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | SBLYGUS HESPERUS, BEET LEAFHOPPER, STINK BUG; THIS PRODUCT IS NEEDED TO MANAGE PESTS IN A CROPPING SYSTEM THAT INCLUDES SAFFLOWER AND AN AREAWIDE IPM APPROACH THAT MANAGES AGRONOMICALLY IMPORTANT PESTS IN SAFFLOWER THAT IS IN ROTATION WITH AND IS NEIGHBORING OTHER HIGH VALUE CROPS; |
| 13495 |
08/12/2022 |
QUIZALOFOP |
HOPS |
FINAL REPORT UNDER REVIEW WITH QA/MFG |
NY MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | ANNUAL AND PERENNIAL GRASSES, IN PARTICULAR QUACKGRASS (ELYMUS REPENS); ACCORDING TO PUBLISHED LITERATURE, QUIZALOFOP CAN BE A MORE EFFECTIVE CHEMICAL CONTROL TOOL FOR QUACKGRASS (COMPARED TO OTHER ACTIVE INGREDIENTS IN THE SAME CHEMICAL FAMILY); |
| 13494 |
08/12/2022 |
OXATHIAPIPROLIN + MANDIPROPAMID |
GRAPE |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | DOWNY MILDEW; SIGNIFICANT FUNGICIDE RESISTANCE IN OUR CROPS, WE NEED THIS PRODUCT FOR DOWNY MILDEW CONTROL; |
| 13493 |
08/12/2022 |
FLUXAPYROXAD + PYRACLOSTROBIN |
ASPARAGUS (FERN) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
MI CA NJ DE |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | STEMPHYLIUM VESICARIUM; CURRENTLY REGISTERED PRODUCTS INCLUDE PROTECTANTS AND STROBILURINS. NEW, MORE EFFECTIVE ACTIVES ARE NEEDED; CA: CA growers have problems with Stemphylium on spears during harvest if weather is rainy. The pathogen reproduces and carries over the fall/winter on infected fern. Controlling the disease during the fern phase is critical to preventing problems during harvest, when nothing can be sprayed:01/25; NJ: Very similar to CA, Stemphylium causes spears to be unmarketable due to appearance. If disease is not controlled in fern stage, yields are greatly reduced in the following harvest season:01/25; DE: there are not many products available for purple spot on asparagus and rotational products are important for disease. our current products are not as good as they once were:01/25; |
| 13492 |
08/12/2022 |
GLYPHOSATE |
INTERMEDIATE WHEATGRASS |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
SD |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | GRASSY 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. NO PRODUCTS ARE CURRENTLY LABELED TO CONTROL EMERGED GRASSY WEEDS IN THIS CROP; |
| 13491 |
08/11/2022 |
AZOXYSTROBIN + BENZOVINDIFLUPYR |
YAM |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
PR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | GOPLANA SP. TRUE YAM RUST; TO MANAGE THE NEW DISEASE TRUE YAM RU |
| 13490 |
08/10/2022 |
FLURIDONE |
CANEBERRY |
USE REGISTERED |
NC |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | WEEDS; ADDITIONAL WEED CONTROL OPTION FOR PRE CONTROL; |
| 13489 |
08/10/2022 |
FLUDIOXONIL + PYDIFLUMETOFEN |
ASPARAGUS (FERN) |
ALL DATA RECEIVED AT HQ |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | STEMPHYLIUM VESICARIUM; CURRENT FUNGICIDES INCLUDE THE PROTECTANTS AND THE STROBILURINS WHICH ARE NOT ADEQUATE AND DO NOT PROVIDE LONG-LASTING PROTECTION; |
| 13488 |
08/09/2022 |
PYROXASULFONE |
HAZELNUT (FILBERT) |
MFG SUBMISSION TO EPA |
OR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | ITALIAN RYEGRASS, ANNUAL BLUEGRASS, YELLOW NUTSEDGE; RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT IF SEVERAL WEED SPECIES, GROUP 15 MODE OF ACTION IS NOT UTILIZED IN TREE NUTS; |
| 13487 |
08/09/2022 |
TIAFENACIL |
BLUEBERRY |
FINAL REPORT UNDER REVIEW WITH QA/MFG |
OR MI NY NJ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | ITALIAN RYEGRASS, ANNUAL BLUEGRASS (DIURON RESISTANT); LIMITED NON-SELECTIVE POST HERBICIDES TO REPLACE PARAQUAT, OR EXPAND EFFICACY OF GLUFOSINATE; |
| 13486 |
08/08/2022 |
FLORPYRAUXIFEN-BENZYL |
HAZELNUT (FILBERT) |
MFG OBJECTIVE |
OR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | SUCKER, WILD CARROT, SUMMER GRASSES; ALTERNATIVE TO 2,4-D FOR SUCKER CONTROL IN SEASON AS IT IS NON-VOLATILE, WILD CARROT CONTROL IS LIMITED TO GROUP 2 HERBICIDES - RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT. SUMMER GRASSES CONTROL IS LIMITED TO GROUP 1 HERBICIDES; |
| 13485 |
08/05/2022 |
BIFENTHRIN |
ONION |
RESIDUE ON-GOING; E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
WA OR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | SEEDCORN MAGGOT; OTHER TREATMENTS HAVE LOST REGISTRATION, CHLORPYRIFOS, AND SOME OTHER TREATMENTS ARE NOT AS EFFECTIVE; |
| 13482 |
08/03/2022 |
FLURIDONE |
SWEET POTATO |
E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
NC MS NJ |
|
MeToo |
| 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. |
| 13481 |
08/02/2022 |
PROTHIOCONAZOLE + TEBUCONAZOLE |
GINSENG |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | CYLINDROCARPON DESTRUCTANS; THIS PATHOGEN IS THE LEADING PROBLEM FOR GINSENG GROWERS AND ADDITIONAL APPLICATIONS OF AN EFFECTIVE FUNGICIDE ARE NEEDED; |
| 13480 |
08/02/2022 |
PYRACLOSTROBIN + TRITICONAZOLE |
GINSENG |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | CYLINDROCARPON DESTRUCTANS; THE GROWING SEASON SPANS FROM MAY THROUGH SEPTEMBER AND ADDITIONAL APPLICATIONS OF AN EFFECTIVE PRODUCT IS NEEDE |
| 13479 |
08/02/2022 |
THIOPHANATE METHYL |
CANEBERRY (RASPBERRY) (GH) |
HOLD |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | THIELAVIOPSIS BASICOLA; THE LITERATURE SUGGESTS THAT THIS IS THE MOST EFFECTIVE PRODUCT AGAINST THIS PATHOGEN IN OTHER CROPS; |
| 13478 |
08/01/2022 |
ACYNONAPYR |
STRAWBERRY (GH) |
HOLD |
FL ME CA MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | SPIDER MITES; NEEDED FOR RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT. ACTIVE IS A NEW IRAC GROUP 33; |
| 13477 |
08/01/2022 |
ACYNONAPYR |
CUCUMBER (GH) |
HOLD |
FL ME AZ CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | SPIDER MITES; ROTATIONAL PRODUCT FOR RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT AS ACTIVE BELONGS TO A NEW IRAC GROUP 33; |
| 13476 |
08/01/2022 |
ACYNONAPYR |
EGGPLANT (GH) |
HOLD |
FL ME CA MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | SPIDER MITES; ROTATIONAL PRODUCT FOR RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT AS ACTIVE BELONGS TO A NEW IRAC GROUP 33; |
| 13475 |
08/01/2022 |
ACYNONAPYR |
PEPPER (GH) |
HOLD |
FL ME CA MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | SPIDER MITES; ROTATIONAL PRODUCT FOR RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT AS ACTIVE BELONGS TO A NEW IRAC GROUP 33; |
| 13474 |
08/01/2022 |
ACYNONAPYR |
TOMATO (GH) |
HOLD |
FL ME CA MI OH |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | SPIDER MITES; NEEDED FOR RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT. ACTIVE BELONGS TO A NEW IRAC GROUP; GROUP 33; |
| 13484 |
07/29/2022 |
RIMSULFURON |
AVOCADO |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
CA PR FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | WIDE RANGE OF GRASSES AND BROADLEAF WEEDS SUCH AS MARE'S TAIL, HAIRY FLEABANE, RUSSIAN THISTLE, TUMBLE PIGWEED, CHEESE WEED STINGING NETTLE, ETC; CURRENTLY ONLY PREEMERGENT HERBICIDE FOR BEARING AVOCADO IS SIMAZINE WHICH HAS SIGNIFICANT GROUND WATER PROTECTION ISSUES; ADDITIONALLY, FOR RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT, ADDITIONAL HERBICIDES ARE NEEDED; HUGE NEED FOR NEW PRODUCTS IN AVOCADOS |
| 13483 |
07/29/2022 |
INDAZIFLAM |
AVOCADO |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
CA PR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | WIDE RANGE OF GRASSES AND BROADLEAF WEEDS SUCH AS MARE'S TAIL, HAIRY FLEABANE, RUSSIAN THISTLE, TUMBLE PIGWEED, CHEESE WEED STINGING NETTLE, ETC; CURRENTLY ONLY PREEMERGENT HERBICIDE FOR BEARING AVOCADO IS SIMAZINE WHICH HAS SIGNIFICANT GROUND WATER PROTECTION ISSUES; |
| 13473 |
07/29/2022 |
FOMESAFEN |
SESAME |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
OK NC SC TX |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | BROADLEAF WEED CONTROL POSTEMERGENCE - AMARANTHUS SPP., FALSE RAGWEED, IPOMOEA SPP., MANY OTHERS; THERE ARE CURRENTLY 0 LABELED HERBICIDES FOR POSTEMERGENCE WEED CONTROL IN SESAME. FOMESAFEN HAS SHOWN VERY ACCEPTABLE CROP SAFETY AND PROVIDES CONTROL FOR MANY DRIVER WEEDS IN SESAME (AMARANTHUS SPP., FALSE RAGWEED, IPOMOEA SPP., MANY OTHERS); |
| 13472 |
07/29/2022 |
ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555) |
BLUEBERRY |
MFG OBJECTIVE |
NJ MI GA OR ME FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | CRANBERRY WEEVIL, FLEA BEETLES, BLACK-HEADED FIREWORM, CUTWORMS, SPANWORMS; CRANBERRY WEEVIL; RESISTANCE ISSUE WITH OP'S AND INDOXACARB, NEED ROTATION PARTNER FOR THIAMETHOXAM LIKELY TO SHOW RESISTANCE QUICKLY. BIFENTHRIN INTRODUCTION IS ANOTHER OPTION BUT LIMITED BY MRL ISSUES AND AQUATIC TOXICITY. ALSO BLACK-HEADED FIREWORM, CUTWORMS, SPANWORMS; NEED ALTERNATIVE PESTICIDE TOOLS FOR BLUEBERRY GALL MIDGE, THRIPS AND MITES TO EFFECTIVELY MANAGE RESISTANCE; ADDITIONAL OPTIONS FOR SPRINF PESTS IN LOWBUSH BLUEBERRY IN MAINE; FOR MANAGEMENT OF DROSOPHILA SUZUKII, BLUEBERRY APHID |
| 13471 |
07/29/2022 |
ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555) |
CRANBERRY |
MFG OBJECTIVE |
NJ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | CRANBERRY WEEVIL, FLEA BEETLES, BLACK-HEADED FIREWORM, CUTWORMS, SPANWORMS; CRANBERRY WEEVIL; RESISTANCE ISSUE WITH OP'S AND INDOXACARB, NEED ROTATION PARTNER FOR THIAMETHOXAM LIKELY TO SHOW RESISTANCE QUICKLY. BIFENTHRIN INTRODUCTION IS ANOTHER OPTION BUT LIMITED BY MRL ISSUES AND AQUATIC TOXICITY. ALSO BLACK-HEADED FIREWORM, CUTWORMS, SPANWORMS; |
| 13470 |
07/28/2022 |
THIOPHANATE METHYL |
GRAPEFRUIT |
HOLD |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | COLLETOTRICHUM GLOEOSPORIOIDES AND C. ACUTATUM (ANTHRACNOSE AND POST-BLOOM FRUIT DROP), PENICILLIM SPP. (GREN MOLD, BLUE MOLD), MYCOSPHAERELLA SPP. (GREASY SPOT), LASIODIPLODIA AND DIAPORTHAE SPP. (STEM-END ROTS); MULTIPLE FRAC CODES ARE NEEDED TO MANAGE CITRUS DISEASES THAT ARE ENDEMIC (ANTHRACNOSE, PENICILLIUM DECAYS) OR POTENTIALLY INVASIVE (ELSINOE SPP., STEM END ROTS). |
| 13469 |
07/28/2022 |
THIOPHANATE METHYL |
ORANGE |
HOLD |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | COLLETOTRICHUM GLOEOSPORIOIDES AND C. ACUTATUM (ANTHRACNOSE AND POST-BLOOM FRUIT DROP), PENICILLIM SPP. (GREN MOLD, BLUE MOLD), MYCOSPHAERELLA SPP. (GREASY SPOT), LASIODIPLODIA AND DIAPORTHAE SPP. (STEM-END ROTS); MULTIPLE FRAC CODES ARE NEEDED TO MANAGE CITRUS DISEASES THAT ARE ENDEMIC (ANTHRACNOSE, PENICILLIUM DECAYS) OR POTENTIALLY INVASIVE (ELSINOE SPP., STEM END ROTS). |
| 13468 |
07/28/2022 |
THIOPHANATE METHYL |
LEMON |
HOLD |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | COLLETOTRICHUM GLOEOSPORIOIDES AND C. ACUTATUM (ANTHRACNOSE AND POST-BLOOM FRUIT DROP), PENICILLIM SPP. (GREN MOLD, BLUE MOLD), MYCOSPHAERELLA SPP. (GREASY SPOT), LASIODIPLODIA AND DIAPORTHAE SPP. (STEM-END ROTS); MULTIPLE FRAC CODES ARE NEEDED TO MANAGE CITRUS DISEASES THAT ARE ENDEMIC (ANTHRACNOSE, PENICILLIUM DECAYS) OR POTENTIALLY INVASIVE (ELSINOE SPP., STEM END ROTS). |
| 13467 |
07/28/2022 |
ACYNONAPYR |
CHERRY, SOUR |
MFG OBJECTIVE |
MI UT |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TWO SPOTTED SPIDER MITES; RESISTANCE BUILDING FOR MANY EXISTING MITICIDES |
| 13466 |
07/28/2022 |
THIOPHANATE METHYL |
OLIVE |
HOLD |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | PHLYCTEMA VAGABUNDA AND NEOFABRAEA KIENHOLZII CAUSING TWIG CANKERS AND LEAF SPOT AND DROP; THESE ARE INVASIVE/EMERGING PATHOGENS IN CA AS WELL AS PEACOCK SPOT CAUSED BY SPILOCAEA OLEAGINEA (VENTURIA OLEAGINEA); ONLY COPPER IS AVAILABLE; |
| 13465 |
07/26/2022 |
GLUFOSINATE |
ONION |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
CA OR OH NY |
|
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13464 |
07/26/2022 |
GLUFOSINATE |
ARTICHOKE (GLOBE) |
UNDER EVALUATION |
CA |
A1 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | WEEDS ON BEDS PRIOR TO EMERGENCE OF THE CROP OR TRANSPLANTING. IMPROVE WEED CONTROL IN THIS CROP IN THE EARLY SEASON AND TO REDUCE WEED PRESSURE LATER IN THE CROP CYCLE; CA/and provides an alternative for disease resistance management:08/23; EPA (HOLD) CAUTION:08/25; |
| 13463 |
07/22/2022 |
GLUFOSINATE |
PEANUT |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
GA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | 1) PREPLANT BURNDOWN CONTROL OF VOLUNTEER PEANUT, HORSEWEED, ANNUAL MORNINGGLORY, PIGWEED. 2) TERMINATION OF FAILED PEANUT STANDS FOR REPLANTING; CURRENT PREPLANT STANDARD OF GLYPHOSATE + 2,4-D REQUIRES A MINIMUM PLANT-BACK OF 7 DAYS FOR PEANUT. ADDITIONALLY, GLYPHOSATE + 2,4-D IS NOT VERY EFFECTIVE ON VOLUNTEER PEANUTS AND/OR FAILED PEANUT STANDS. IMMEDIATE RE-PLANTING AFTER FAILED PEANUT STAND TERMINATION IS REQUIRED TO MAINTAIN ECONOMIC YIELDS. |
| 13462 |
07/21/2022 |
THIOPHANATE METHYL |
TOMATO (GH) |
HOLD |
FL UT ME MI OH NY |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | SCLEROTINIA, BOTRYTIS, FUSARIUM; FITS CROP TOP PATHOGENS AND ESPECIALLY FOR FUSARIUM |
| 13461 |
07/21/2022 |
SPIDOXAMAT |
SQUASH |
MFG OBJECTIVE |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | WHITEFLIES, APHIDS AND THRIPS; VERY FEW PRODUCTS PROVIDE SUSTAINABLE CONTROL. PROVIDES ALTERNATIVES THAT CAN BE USED IN A RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT ROTATIONAL PROGRAM, SOFT ON BENEFICIAL INSECTS, COMPATIBLE WITH OTHER IPM STRATEGIES |
| 13460 |
07/21/2022 |
SPIDOXAMAT |
SQUASH |
MFG OBJECTIVE |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | WHITEFLIES, APHIDS AND THRIPS; VERY FEW PRODUCTS PROVIDE SUSTAINABLE CONTROL. PROVIDES ALTERNATIVES THAT CAN BE USED IN A RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT ROTATIONAL PROGRAM, SOFT ON BENEFICIAL INSECTS, COMPATIBLE WITH OTHER IPM STRATEGIES |
| 13459 |
07/21/2022 |
AFIDOPYROPEN |
SAFFLOWER |
E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | LYGUS HESPERUS; CALIFORNIA SAFFLOWER GROWERS NEED THE ABILITY TO MANAGE LYGUS IN AN AREA WIDE IPM PROGRAM THAT INCLUDES SURROUNDING HIGH VALUE CROPS SUCH AS COTTON AND TOMATOES |
| 13458 |
07/18/2022 |
FOSETYL-AL |
DURIAN |
INTERNATIONAL NON-GLP RESIDUE PROJECT |
|
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | FOR CONTROL OF PATHOGENS |
| 13457 |
07/18/2022 |
BETA-CYFLUTHRIN |
DURIAN |
INTERNATIONAL NON-GLP RESIDUE PROJECT |
|
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | FOR CONTROL OF INSECTS |
| 13456 |
07/06/2022 |
FLUMIOXAZIN |
PEA (SUCCULENT SHELLED) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
DE |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | CURRENT HERBICIDE OPTIONS DO NOT ADEQUATELY CONTROL COMMON RAGWEED OR MUSTARD SPECIES. THIS WOULD HELP IMPROVE WEED CONTROL AND PROVIDE A NEW MODE OF ACTION TO VEGETABLE GROWERS TO IMPROVE RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT. ALSO, THIS ACTIVE INGREDIENT IS LABELED IN CANADA AND THIS REQUEST WOULD STANDARDIZE ACCESS TO THIS PRODUCT. |
| 13455 |
06/23/2022 |
GLUFOSINATE |
STRAWBERRY |
FINAL REPORT UNDER REVIEW WITH QA/MFG |
FL AL CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | INCIDENCE OF GLYPHOSATE AND PARAQUAT RESISTANT RAGWEED PARTHENIUM IS RAPIDLY INCREASING IN STRAWBERRY FIELDS AND THERE ARE NO REGISTERED TOOLS AVAILABLE. GLUFOSINATE IS HIGHLY EFFECTIVE ON THIS SPECIES. ALSO, GREEN KYLLINGA IS A PROBLEMATIC WEED IN ROW MIDDLES WITH LIMITED MANAGEMENT OPTIONS AND GLUFOSINATE IS ALSO EFFECTIVE ON THIS SPECIES. THERE IS DATA INDICATING THAT GLUFOSINATE WORKS WELL IN STRAWBERRY AND IS SAFE FOR USE IN THIS CROP. |
| 13450 |
05/09/2022 |
ETHEPHON |
HAZELNUT (FILBERT) |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
OR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | HAZELNUT GROWERS HAVE A LABELED USE THAT ALLOWS FOR A 28-DAY PHI; A SHORTER PHI IS NEEDED SO THAT GROWERS CAN MAKE DECISIONS ABOUT TREATING AND HARVESTING AHEAD OF FALL RAINS; THIS USE IS ESPECIALLY IMPORTANT IN WET FALL YEARS |
| 13449 |
05/04/2022 |
INPYRFLUXAM |
COFFEE |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
HI PR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TARGET PESTS: COFFEE LEAF RUST, HEMILEIA VASTATRIX; THERE ARE NO FUNGICIDES REGISTERED IN COFFEE TO CONTROL COFFEE LEAF RUST EXCEPT COPPER BASED PRODUCTS; THERE IS AN URGENT NEED FOR SYSTEMIC FUNGICIDES DUE TO THE RECENT INTRODUCTION OF COFFEE LEAF RUST IN HAWAII |
| 13451 |
05/02/2022 |
CLETHODIM |
OLIVE |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | CROP HAS A NON-BEARING LABEL ALREADY; PROPOSE TO ADD BEARING OLIVE TO THE LABEL TO IMPROVE CONTROL OPTIONS FOR PERENNIAL GRASSES AND GLYPHOSATE-RESISTANT ANNUAL GRASSES. |
| 13448 |
04/26/2022 |
FLUMIOXAZIN |
SUBGROUP 23A |
NO-DATA, CROP GROUP/SUBGROUP TOLERANCE REVISION |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13447 |
04/26/2022 |
FLUMIOXAZIN |
SWISS CHARD |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST A SEPARATE TOLERANCE FOR SWISS CHARD SINCE THIS COMMODITY IS DISPLACED FROM THE 4B TO 22B CONVERSION; THE USE PATTERN SHOULD BE THE SAME AS SUBGROUP 22B |
| 13446 |
04/26/2022 |
FLUMIOXAZIN |
SUBGROUP 22B |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE CONVERSION FROM LEAF PETIOLES SUBGROUP 4B TO LEAF PETIOLE VEGETABLE SUBGROUP 22B |
| 13445 |
04/26/2022 |
FLUMIOXAZIN |
FENNEL, FLORENCE |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST A SEPARATE TOLERANCE FOR FLORENCE FENNEL SINCE THIS COMMODITY IS DISPLACED FROM THE 4B TO 22B CONVERSION; THE USE PATTERN SHOULD BE THE SAME AS SUBGROUP 22B |
| 13444 |
04/26/2022 |
FLUMIOXAZIN |
SUBGROUP 20C |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE EXPANSION FROM COTTON, UNDELINTED SEED TO COTTONSEED SUBGROUP 20C |
| 13443 |
04/26/2022 |
FLUMIOXAZIN |
CELTUCE |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST A SEPARATE TOLERANCE FOR CELTUCE SINCE THIS COMMODITY IS DISPLACED FROM THE 4B TO 22B CONVERSION; THE USE PATTERN SHOULD BE THE SAME AS SUBGROUP 22B |
| 13442 |
04/22/2022 |
SPINETORAM |
LETTUCE (GH) |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13441 |
04/22/2022 |
SPINETORAM |
PEPPER (BELL & NONBELL) (GH) |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13440 |
04/22/2022 |
SPINETORAM |
CUCUMBER (GH) |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13439 |
04/22/2022 |
SPINETORAM |
TOMATO (GH) |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13438 |
04/12/2022 |
ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555) |
CANEBERRY (BLACKBERRY) |
MFG OBJECTIVE |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | ENORMOUS FRUIT LOSSES DUE TO HEAVY INFESTATIONS OF LYGUS; FRUIT IS DEFORMED BY LYGUS FEEDING ACTIVITY |
| 13437 |
03/31/2022 |
FLONICAMID |
IR-4 PROPOSED SUBGROUP 06-18F |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST EXPANSION OF TOLERANCE ON PEA AND BEAN, DRIED SHELLED, EXCEPT SOYBEAN, SUBGROUP 6C TO INDIVIDUAL CROPS OF PROPOSED DRIED SHELLED PEA SUBGROUP 6-18F (PER 2022 FINAL RULE, THIS SUBGROUP BECAME 06-22F) |
| 13436 |
03/31/2022 |
FLONICAMID |
IR-4 PROPOSED SUBGROUP 06-18E |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST EXPANSION OF TOLERANCE ON PEA AND BEAN, DRIED SHELLED, EXCEPT SOYBEAN, SUBGROUP 6C TO INDIVIDUAL CROPS OF PROPOSED DRIED SHELLED BEAN, EXCEPT SOYBEAN, SUBGROUP 6-18E (PER 2022 FINAL RULE, THIS SUBGROUP BECAME 06-22E) |
| 13435 |
03/31/2022 |
FLONICAMID |
IR-4 PROPOSED SUBGROUP 06-18D |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST EXPANSION OF TOLERANCE ON PEA AND BEAN, SUCCULENT SHELLED, SUBGROUP 6B TO INDIVIDUAL CROPS OF PROPOSED SUCCULENT SHELLED PEA SUBGROUP 6-18D (PER 2022 FINAL RULE, THIS SUBGROUP BECAME 06-22D) |
| 13434 |
03/31/2022 |
FLONICAMID |
IR-4 PROPOSED SUBGROUP 06-18C |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST EXPANSION OF TOLERANCE ON PEA AND BEAN, SUCCULENT SHELLED, SUBGROUP 6B TO INDIVIDUAL CROPS OF PROPOSED SUCCULENT SHELLED BEAN SUBGROUP 6-18C (PER 2022 FINAL RULE, THIS SUBGROUP BECAME 06-22C) |
| 13433 |
03/31/2022 |
FLONICAMID |
IR-4 PROPOSED SUBGROUP 06-18B |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST EXPANSION OF TOLERANCE ON VEGETABLE, LEGUME, EDIBLE PODDED, SUBGROUP 6A TO INDIVIDUAL CROPS OF PROPOSED EDIBLE PODDED PEA LEGUME VEGETABLE SUBGROUP 6-18B (PER 2022 FINAL RULE, THIS SUBGROUP BECAME 06-22B) |
| 13432 |
03/31/2022 |
FLONICAMID |
IR-4 PROPOSED SUBGROUP 06-18A |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST EXPANSION OF TOLERANCE ON VEGETABLE, LEGUME, EDIBLE PODDED, SUBGROUP 6A TO INDIVIDUAL CROPS OF PROPOSED EDIBLE PODDED BEAN LEGUME VEGETABLE SUBGROUP 6-18A (PER 2022 FINAL RULE, THIS SUBGROUP BECAME 06-22A) |
| 13430 |
03/25/2022 |
FLONICAMID |
CANEBERRY |
INTERNATIONAL NON-GLP RESIDUE PROJECT |
|
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13429 |
03/25/2022 |
FLONICAMID |
CANTALOUPE |
INTERNATIONAL NON-GLP RESIDUE PROJECT |
|
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13452 |
03/24/2022 |
FIPRONIL |
SWEET POTATO |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
SC |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | FOR THE LARGEST VEGETABLE CANNERY IN THE SOUTHEAST. |
| 13428 |
03/21/2022 |
NOVALURON |
LYCHEE |
INTERNATIONAL NON-GLP RESIDUE PROJECT |
|
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13427 |
03/21/2022 |
NOVALURON |
AVOCADO |
INTERNATIONAL NON-GLP RESIDUE PROJECT |
|
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13426 |
03/21/2022 |
FLUTIANIL |
CUCUMBER (GH) |
INTERNATIONAL NON-GLP RESIDUE PROJECT |
|
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13425 |
03/21/2022 |
FLUOPYRAM + TEBUCONAZOLE |
POMEGRANATE |
INTERNATIONAL NON-GLP RESIDUE PROJECT |
|
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13424 |
03/21/2022 |
FLUOPYRAM + TEBUCONAZOLE |
GUAVA |
INTERNATIONAL NON-GLP RESIDUE PROJECT |
|
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13423 |
03/21/2022 |
FLUAZINAM |
PAPAYA |
INTERNATIONAL NON-GLP RESIDUE PROJECT |
|
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13422 |
03/21/2022 |
FLONICAMID |
POMEGRANATE |
INTERNATIONAL NON-GLP RESIDUE PROJECT |
|
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13421 |
03/21/2022 |
FLONICAMID |
SUNFLOWER |
INTERNATIONAL NON-GLP RESIDUE PROJECT |
|
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13420 |
03/21/2022 |
ETHABOXAM |
CANTALOUPE |
INTERNATIONAL NON-GLP RESIDUE PROJECT |
|
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13419 |
03/21/2022 |
CLOFENTEZINE |
LYCHEE |
INTERNATIONAL NON-GLP RESIDUE PROJECT |
|
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13418 |
03/21/2022 |
CLOFENTEZINE |
GUAVA |
INTERNATIONAL NON-GLP RESIDUE PROJECT |
|
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13417 |
03/21/2022 |
CLOFENTEZINE |
AVOCADO |
INTERNATIONAL NON-GLP RESIDUE PROJECT |
|
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13416 |
03/21/2022 |
CHLOROTHALONIL |
ALMOND |
INTERNATIONAL NON-GLP RESIDUE PROJECT |
|
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13415 |
03/21/2022 |
BUPROFEZIN |
FIG |
INTERNATIONAL NON-GLP RESIDUE PROJECT |
|
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13414 |
03/21/2022 |
BIFENTHRIN |
KIWIFRUIT |
INTERNATIONAL NON-GLP RESIDUE PROJECT |
|
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13413 |
03/21/2022 |
ACEQUINOCYL |
BANANA |
INTERNATIONAL NON-GLP RESIDUE PROJECT |
|
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13412 |
03/02/2022 |
ACIFLUORFEN |
SUBGROUP 13-07G |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST EXPANSION OF TOLERANCE ON STRAWBERRY TO BERRY, LOW GROWING, SUBGROUP 13-07G; AND TO HARMONIZE WITH CANADA BY INCREASING THE TOLERANCE FROM 0.05 PPM TO 0.1 PPM |
| 13411 |
03/01/2022 |
CYCLOATE |
BEET (GARDEN) |
PETITION SUBMITTED TO EPA |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | BRING PHI INTO COMPLIANCE WITH PRODUCTION |
| 13410 |
03/01/2022 |
CYCLOATE |
BEET GREENS (GARDEN) |
COVERED BY ANOTHER PROJECT |
CA AZ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO SHORTEN PHI TO FIT PRODUCTION PATTERNS; ROUGHLY 500-1000 ACRES OF GARDEN BEETS ARE GROWN IN ARIZON'A YUMA COUNTY AND CALIFORNIA'S IMPERIAL COUNTY. THE GROWING SEASON CAN BE AS SHORT AS 21 DAYS IN THE WARMEST MONTHS. |
| 13409 |
03/01/2022 |
CYCLOATE |
SPINACH |
PETITION SUBMITTED TO EPA |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REDUCE PHI TO FIT PRODUCTION PATTERN |
| 13431 |
02/08/2022 |
FLUPYRADIFURONE |
CRANBERRY |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
OR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | ABILITY TO APPLY THROUGHOUT THE DAMAGING STAGE OF THE INSECT, ROTATIONAL OPTION FOR SPIROTETRAMAT |
| 13408 |
01/25/2022 |
HALOSULFURON |
STEVIA |
FINAL REPORT SIGNED; READY FOR SUBMISSION |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | FROM PR# 12049: YELLOW AND PURPLE NUTSEDGE |
| 13407 |
01/13/2022 |
ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555) |
STRAWBERRY (GH) |
ALL DATA RECEIVED AT HQ |
FL CA OH KY |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TSSM AND THRIPS NEED GH PRODUCTS FOR ROTATION |
| 13406 |
01/13/2022 |
ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555) |
EGGPLANT (GH) |
COVERED BY ANOTHER PROJECT |
FL CA MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | NEEDED FOR TARGET PEST AND IF TOMATO AND CUCUMBER GET REGISTERED, CROP GROUP |
| 13405 |
01/13/2022 |
ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555) |
PEPPER (GH) |
ALL DATA RECEIVED AT HQ |
FL CA MI NY |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | NOTHING REGISTERED FOR PEPPER WEEVIL, THE CAUSE FOR MOST GREENHOUSES STOPPING TO GROW THIS CROP; WESTERN FLOWER THRIPS A SIGNFICANT PROBLEM FOR NORTHEAST |
| 13404 |
01/13/2022 |
ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555) |
CUCUMBER (GH) |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
FL CA OH NY VA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TSSM ARE A CONSISTENT PROBLEM IN GREENHOUSE CUCUMBERS; ROTATION PRODUCTS ARE NEEDED |
| 13403 |
01/13/2022 |
ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555) |
TOMATO (GH) |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
FL CA KY ME MI NH NY |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TSSM, THRIPS, AND STINK BUGS ARE KEY INSECTS FOR GREENHOUSE PRODUCTION; THIS IS IN IRAC GROUP 30 |
| 13402 |
01/13/2022 |
THIOPHANATE METHYL |
PEPPER (GH) |
HOLD |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | ORIGINAL STUDY WAS PR#08614 WHICH WAS CANCELED; THIS ONE IS DRENCH |
| 13401 |
01/11/2022 |
PROPICONAZOLE |
PASSIONFRUIT |
INTERNATIONAL NON-GLP RESIDUE PROJECT |
|
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | FOR CONTROL OF FUNGAL PATHOGENS INCLUDING ALTERNARIA |
| 13400 |
01/11/2022 |
PICOXYSTROBIN |
MANGO |
INTERNATIONAL NON-GLP RESIDUE PROJECT |
|
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | FOR CONTROL OF ANTHRACNOSE |
| 13399 |
01/11/2022 |
ETHABOXAM |
PINEAPPLE |
INTERNATIONAL NON-GLP RESIDUE PROJECT |
|
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | FOR CONTROL OF PHYTOPHTHORA |
| 13398 |
01/11/2022 |
ETHABOXAM |
AVOCADO |
INTERNATIONAL NON-GLP RESIDUE PROJECT |
|
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | FOR CONTROL OF PHYTOPHTHORA |
| 13397 |
01/04/2022 |
BIFENAZATE |
IR-4 PROPOSED SUBGROUP 06-18E |
PETITION WITHDRAWN |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE EXPANSION FROM BEAN, DRY SEED TOLERANCE TO PULSES, DRIED SHELLED BEAN, EXCEPTT SOYBEAN, SUBGROUP 6-22E (FINAL RULE IN 2022 ESTABLISHED SUBGROUP 06-22E, AND NOT 06-18E AS ORIGINALLY PROPOSED) |
| 13396 |
01/04/2022 |
BIFENAZATE |
IR-4 PROPOSED SUBGROUP 06-18D |
PETITION WITHDRAWN |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE CONVERSION FROM PEA AND BEAN, SUCCULENT SHELLED, SUBGROUP 6B TO SUCCULENT SHELLED PEA SUBGROUP 6-22D (FINAL RULE IN 2022 ESTABLISHED SUBGROUP 06-22D, AND NOT 06-18D AS ORIGINALLY PROPOSED) |
| 13395 |
01/04/2022 |
BIFENAZATE |
IR-4 PROPOSED SUBGROUP 06-18C |
PETITION WITHDRAWN |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE CONVERSION FROM PEA AND BEAN, SUCCULENT SHELLED, SUBGROUP 6B TO SUCCULENT SHELLED BEAN SUBGROUP 6-22C (FINAL RULE IN 2022 ESTABLISHED SUBGROUP 06-22C, AND NOT 06-18C AS ORIGINALLY PROPOSED) |
| 13394 |
01/04/2022 |
BIFENAZATE |
IR-4 PROPOSED SUBGROUP 06-18B |
PETITION WITHDRAWN |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE CONVERSION FROM VEGETABLE, LEGUME, EDIBLE PODDED, SUBGROUP 6A TO EDIBLE PODDED PEA SUBGROUP 6-22B (FINAL RULE IN 2022 ESTABLISHED SUBGROUP 06-22B, AND NOT 06-18B AS ORIGINALLY PROPOSED) |
| 13393 |
01/04/2022 |
BIFENAZATE |
IR-4 PROPOSED SUBGROUP 06-18A |
PETITION WITHDRAWN |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE CONVERSION FROM VEGETABLE, LEGUME, EDIBLE PODDED, SUBGROUP 6A TO EDIBLE PODDED BEAN SUBGROUP 6-22A (FINAL RULE IN 2022 ESTABLISHED SUBGROUP 06-22A, AND NOT 06-18A AS ORIGINALLY PROPOSED) |
| 13392 |
01/04/2022 |
BIFENAZATE |
CROP GROUP 14-12 |
PETITION WITHDRAWN |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE CONVERSION FROM NUT, TREE, GROUP 14 TO NUT, TREE, GROUP 14-12 |
| 13391 |
12/22/2021 |
TOLFENPYRAD |
LYCHEE |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | ONLY SULFUR USED AS A PREVENTATIVE IS REGISTERED FOR USE; NEED FOR ALTERNATIVES FOR RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT |
| 13390 |
12/22/2021 |
FENPYROXIMATE |
LYCHEE |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | ONLY SULFUR IS USED TO CONTROL THIS DEVASTATING PEST; UP TO 80% CROP LOSS IF NOT CONTROLLED; NEED FOR ROTATIONAL PRODUCTS TO PREVENT INFESTATIONS AND/OR DISINFEST TREES |
| 13389 |
11/24/2021 |
MALATHION |
PINEAPPLE |
EPA HOLD |
HI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | MEALYBUGS INFEST THE PINEAPPLE SLIPS (SIDE SHOOTS) THAT ARE USED AS PLANTING MATERIAL FOR NEW CROPS; THE REGISTERED FOLIAR USE FOR MALATHION IS NOT EFFECTIVE IN PENETRATING INTO THE TIGHT LEAF SHEATHS OF THE SLIPS WHERE THE MEALYBUGS FEED; A PRE-PLANT DIP TREATMENT, SUBMERGING THE SLIPS, IS NEEDED TO CONTROL MEALYBUGS SO GROWERS CAN START WITH CLEAN SLIP PIECES FOR PLANTING; THIS NEW USE PATTERN MAY BE CONSIDERED A NON-BEARING USE BECAUSE THERE WILL BE 18 MONTHS FROM PLANTING TO FRUIT HARVEST |
| 13388 |
11/09/2021 |
PROPICONAZOLE |
COFFEE |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
HI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | THERE ARE NO SYSTEMIC FUNGICIDES REGISTERED IN COFFEE TO CONTROL COFFEE LEAF RUST; THERE IS AN URGENT NEED FOR FUNGICIDE PRODUCTS TO CONTROL THIS RECENTLY INTRODUCED DISEASE; PRODUCTS THAT CONTROL COFFEE LEAF RUST FALL INTO 3 FRAC GROUPS; SINGLE AI PRODUCTS WILL BE NECESSARY TO ROTATE WITH COMBINATION PRODUCTS FOR RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT |
| 13531 |
10/08/2021 |
FLUAZIFOP-P-BUTYL |
FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
IL SD |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | NEED FOR GRASS WEED CONTROL IN FIELD PENNYCRESS. NO HERBICIDES CURRENTLY LABELED FOR FIELD PENNYCRESS; SD/A 30 PHI would be necessary for this crop because very few grass weeds emerge at >30 days prior to harvest:08/23 |
| 13360 |
09/30/2021 |
THIOPHANATE METHYL |
CARROT |
RESIDUE ON-GOING; E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | RHIZOCTONIA, CURRENTLY VERY FEW EFFECTIVE PRODUCTS LABELED FOR USE ON CARROT FOR RHIZOCTONIA CONTROL |
| 13359 |
09/23/2021 |
MESOTRIONE |
BEAN (SNAP) |
REQUEST WITHDRAWN |
DE |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | CURRENTLY THE LABEL DOES NOT ALLOW FOR ROTATING TO SNAP BEANS THE FOLLOWING SEASON. BEING ABLE TO USE MESOTRIONE 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. |
| 13358 |
09/23/2021 |
MESOTRIONE |
WATERMELON |
REQUEST WITHDRAWN |
DE |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | CURRENTLY THE LABEL DOES NOT ALLOW FOR ROTATING TO WATERMELONS THE FOLLOWING SEASON. BEING ABLE TO USE MESOTRIONE IN ROTATIONAL CROPS WILL ALLOW FOR A MORE DIVERSE HERBICIDE ROTATION OVER A 2-YR PERIOD. IT WILL ALLOW FARMERS TO ACHIEVE EFFECTIVE WEED CONTROL PRIOR TO PLANTING WATERMELONS AND IMPROVE OVERALL CONTROL. |
| 13357 |
09/23/2021 |
MESOTRIONE |
SWEET POTATO |
REQUEST WITHDRAWN |
DE |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | CURRENTLY THE LABEL DOES NOT ALLOW FOR ROTATING TO SWEET POTATOES THE FOLLOWING SEASON. BEING ABLE TO USE MESOTRIONE 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 POTATOES AND IMPROVE OVERALL CONTROL. |
| 13356 |
09/23/2021 |
METRIBUZIN |
SWEET POTATO |
COVERED BY ANOTHER PROJECT |
DE AR MS |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | CURRENTLY THE LABEL DOES NOT ALLOW FOR ROTATING TO SWEET POTATO THE FOLLOWING SEASON. BEING ABLE TO USE METRIBUZIN IN ROTATIONAL CROPS WILL ALLOW FOR A MORE DIVERSE HERBICIDE ROTATION OVER A 2-YR PERIOD. IT WILL ALLOW FARMERS TO ACHIEVE EFFECTIVE WEED CONTROL PRIOR TO PLANTING SWEET POTATO AND IMPROVE OVERALL CONTROL. |
| 13384 |
09/21/2021 |
TRIFLURALIN |
FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED) |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
SD MS IL MO |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | FEW WEED CONTROL OPTION EXIST IN THIS CROP; |
| 13372 |
09/21/2021 |
THIOPHANATE METHYL |
GINSENG |
HOLD |
MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | THERE ARE VERY FEW EFFECTIVE PRODUCTS AGAINST THIS PATHOGEN; CURRENTLY ONLY LABELED AS A NON-FOOD USE; |
| 13355 |
09/21/2021 |
GF-4031 |
STRAWBERRY |
RESIDUE ON-GOING; E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | EFFECTIVE FUNGICIDES ARE NEEDED FOR POWDERY MILDEW CONTROL. |
| 13454 |
09/20/2021 |
GLUFOSINATE |
LETTUCE (HEAD & LEAF) |
COVERED BY ANOTHER PROJECT |
AZ CA NY |
A |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | IT IS THE ONLY ALTERNATIVE TO GLYPHOSATE FOR BROAD SPECTRUM WEED CONTROL WITH LITTLE SOIL RESIDUAL; NY/Provides broad spectrum control ahead of planting for the broad spectrum control of emerged weeds:08/23 |
| 13453 |
09/20/2021 |
GLUFOSINATE |
SPINACH |
E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
AZ WA CA NJ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | IT IS THE ONLY ALTERNATIVE TO GLYPHOSATE FOR BROAD SPECTRUM WEED CONTROL WITH LITTLE SOIL RESIDUAL; VERY LIMITED HERBICIDES THAT WORK IN SPINACH, TABLE BEET, AND CHARD IN WA |
| 13377 |
09/20/2021 |
DICAMBA |
FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED) |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
SD IL MO |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | FEW HERBICIDE OPTIONS EXIST |
| 13376 |
09/20/2021 |
DICAMBA |
GOLD-OF-PLEASURE (CAMELINA) |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
SD |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | FEW HERBICIDE OPTIONS EXIST |
| 13371 |
09/20/2021 |
GLUFOSINATE |
CELERY |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
AZ CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | IT IS THE ONLY ALTERNATIVE TO GLYPHOSATE FOR BROAD SPECTRUM WEED CONTROL WITH LITTLE SOIL RESIDUAL |
| 13370 |
09/20/2021 |
GLUFOSINATE |
GREENS (MUSTARD) |
COVERED BY ANOTHER PROJECT |
AZ CA |
A3 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | IT IS THE ONLY ALTERNATIVE TO GLYPHOSATE FOR BROAD SPECTRUM WEED CONTROL WITH LITTLE SOIL RESIDUAL |
| 13369 |
09/20/2021 |
GLUFOSINATE |
CABBAGE |
COVERED BY ANOTHER PROJECT |
AZ CA DE MD MI NY AR |
A1 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | IT IS THE ONLY ALTERNATIVE TO GLYPHOSATE FOR BROAD SPECTRUM WEED CONTROL WITH LITTLE SOIL RESIDUAL |
| 13368 |
09/20/2021 |
GLUFOSINATE |
BROCCOLI |
COVERED BY ANOTHER PROJECT |
AZ CA DE MD MI GA NY AR |
A |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | IT IS THE ONLY ALTERNATIVE TO GLYPHOSATE FOR BROAD SPECTRUM WEED CONTROL WITH LITTLE SOIL RESIDUAL |
| 13379 |
09/17/2021 |
2,4-D |
GOLD-OF-PLEASURE (CAMELINA) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
SD |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | THIS CROP HAS FEW WEED CONTROL OPTIONS |
| 13378 |
09/17/2021 |
2,4-D |
FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED) |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
SD IL MO |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | FEW WEED CONTROL OPTIONS EXIST FOR THIS CROP |
| 13387 |
09/13/2021 |
HALAUXIFEN-METHYL+FLORASULAM |
BEAN (SNAP) |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
DE MD NY NJ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | LABEL CURRENTLY DOES NOT ALLOW FOR ROTATING TO SNAPBEAN THE FOLLOWING SEASON; BEING ABLE TO USE HALAUXIFEN + FLORASULAM IN ROTATIONAL CROPS WILL ALLOW FOR A MORE DIVERSE HERBICIDE ROTATION OVER A 2-YR PERIOD; IT WILL ALLOW FARMERS TO ACHIEVE EFF WEED CONTROL PRIOR TO PLANTING SNAPBEAN & IMPROVE OVERALL CONTROL; NY-Effective weed control in crops with few herbicide options will require the development of systems approaches that support effective weed suppression in preceding years. Current label plantback restrictions may prevent the development of strong crop rotation programs:07/24/sb; NJ: The narrow range of herbicides available for snap bean systems makes it imperative to achieve thorough weed management in rotational crops, thereby reducing the soil weed seed bank and limiting future weed establishment pressure:09/25; |
| 13386 |
09/13/2021 |
HALAUXIFEN-METHYL+FLORASULAM |
SPINACH |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
DE NY NJ |
B |
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13385 |
09/13/2021 |
HALAUXIFEN-METHYL+FLORASULAM |
BEAN, LIMA (SUCCULENT & DRIED SHELLED) |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
DE MD NY NJ |
B |
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13383 |
09/13/2021 |
METRIBUZIN |
BEAN, LIMA (SUCCULENT & DRIED SHELLED) |
RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED |
DE MD NY NJ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | CURRENTLY THE LABEL DOES NOT ALLOW FOR ROTATING TO LIMA BEANS THE FOLLOWING SEASON; BEING ABLE TO USE METRIBUZIN IN ROTATIONAL CROPS WILL ALLOW FOR A MORE DIVERSE HERBICIDE ROTATION OVER A 2-YR PERIOD; IT WILL ALLOW FARMERS TO ACHIEVE EFFECTIVE WEED CONTROL PRIOR TO PLANTING LIMA BEANS AND IMPROVE OVERALL CONTROL; NJ: The narrow range of herbicides available for lima bean systems makes it imperative to achieve thorough weed management in rotational crops, thereby reducing the soil weed seed bank and limiting future weed establishment pressure:09/25; |
| 13382 |
09/13/2021 |
PYROXASULFONE |
BEAN, LIMA (SUCCULENT & DRIED SHELLED) |
UNDER EVALUATION |
DE MD |
B |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | CURRENTLY, PYROXASULFONE LABELS DO NOT ALLOW FOR ROTATING TO LIMA BEANS THE FOLLOWING SEASON; PYROXASULFONE (GROUP 15) IS NOT USED IN BROADLEAF VEGETABLE CROPS, AND BEING ABLE TO USE IT IN ROTATIONAL CROPS WILL ALLOW FOR A MORE DIVERSE HERBICIDE ROTATION OVER 2-YR PERIOD; IN ADDITION, PYROXASULFONE IS HIGHLY EFFECTIVE ON AMARANTHUS SPECIES TO ALLOW FARMERS TO ACHIEVE EFFECTIVE WEED CONTROL PRIOR TO PLANTING LIMA BEANS AND IMPROVE OVERALL WEED CONTROL |
| 13381 |
09/13/2021 |
MESOTRIONE |
SPINACH |
REQUEST WITHDRAWN |
DE |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | CURRENTLY THE LABEL DOES NOT ALLOW FOR ROTATING TO SPINACH THE FOLLOWING SEASON; BEING ABLE TO USE MESOTRIONE 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 |
| 13380 |
09/13/2021 |
SULFENTRAZONE |
SWEET POTATO |
TOL EST; NEED E/CS DATA TO ADD CROP/PEST |
DE AR MS NJ |
|
MeToo |
| 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 |
| 13375 |
09/13/2021 |
SULFENTRAZONE |
SPINACH |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
DE NJ NC |
B |
MeToo |
| 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 |
| 13374 |
09/13/2021 |
SULFENTRAZONE |
WATERMELON |
USE REGISTERED |
DE MD |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | CURRENTLY THE LABEL DOES NOT ALLOW FOR ROTATING TO WATERMELONS 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 WATERMELONS AND IMPROVE OVERALL CONTROL |
| 13373 |
09/13/2021 |
PYROXASULFONE |
SPINACH |
COVERED BY ANOTHER PROJECT |
DE NJ |
B |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | CURRENTLY THE LABEL DOES NOT ALLOW FOR ROTATING TO SPINACH THE FOLLOWING SEASON; BEING ABLE TO USE PYROXASULFONE 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 |
| 13367 |
09/13/2021 |
SULFENTRAZONE |
BEAN (SNAP) |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
DE OH NJ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | CURRENTLY THE LABEL DOES NOT ALLOW FOR ROTATING TO SNAPBEANS THE FOLLOWING SEASON. BEING ABLE TO USE SULFENTRAZONE IN ROTATIONAL CROPS WILL ALLOW FOR A MORE DIVERSE HERBICIDE ROTATION OVER A 2-YR PERIOD. IT WILL ALLOW FARMERS TO ACHIEVE EFFECTIVE WEED CONTROL PRIOR TO PLANTING SNAPBEANS AND IMPROVE OVERALL CONTROL; NJ: Given the restricted herbicide options available for snap bean production, implementing comprehensive weed management strategies in preceding crops becomes essential to minimize weed seed bank contributions and reduce subsequent weed emergence pressure:09/25; |
| 13366 |
09/13/2021 |
PYROXASULFONE |
BEAN (SNAP) |
COVERED BY ANOTHER PROJECT |
DE MD OH |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | CURRENTLY THE LABEL DOES NOT ALLOW FOR ROTATING TO SNAPBEANS THE FOLLOWING SEASON. BEING ABLE TO USE PYROXASULFONE 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. |
| 13365 |
09/13/2021 |
PYROXASULFONE |
WATERMELON |
COVERED BY ANOTHER PROJECT |
DE MD AR OH |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | CURRENTLY THE LABEL DOES NOT ALLOW FOR ROTATING TO WATERMELONS THE FOLLOWING SEASON. BEING ABLE TO USE PYROXASULFONE IN ROTATIONAL CROPS WILL ALLOW FOR A MORE DIVERSE HERBICIDE ROTATION OVER A 2-YR PERIOD. IT WILL ALLOW FARMERS TO ACHIEVE EFFECTIVE WEED CONTROL PRIOR TO PLANTING WATERMELONS AND IMPROVE OVERALL CONTROL. |
| 13364 |
09/13/2021 |
METRIBUZIN |
SPINACH |
RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED |
DE NY NJ |
B |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | CURRENTLY THE LABEL DOES NOT ALLOW FOR ROTATING TO SPINACH THE FOLLOWING SEASON. BEING ABLE TO USE METRIBUZIN IN ROTATIONAL CROPS WILL ALLOW FOR A MORE DIVERSE HERBICIDE ROTATION OVER A 2-YR PERIOD. IT WILL ALLOW FARMERS TO ACHIEVE EFFECTIVE WEED CONTROL PRIOR TO PLANTING SPINACH AND IMPROVE OVERALL CONTROL; NJ: With limited herbicides available for use in spinach, it is critical to optimize weed control in previous crops to reduce subsequent weed pressure:09/25; |
| 13363 |
09/13/2021 |
METRIBUZIN |
WATERMELON |
RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED |
DE MD AR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | CURRENTLY THE LABEL DOES NOT ALLOW FOR ROTATING TO WATERMELONS THE FOLLOWING SEASON. BEING ABLE TO USE METRIBUZIN IN ROTATIONAL CROPS WILL ALLOW FOR A MORE DIVERSE HERBICIDE ROTATION OVER A 2-YR PERIOD. IT WILL ALLOW FARMERS TO ACHIEVE EFFECTIVE WEED CONTROL PRIOR TO PLANTING WATERMELONS AND IMPROVE OVERALL CONTROL. |
| 13362 |
09/13/2021 |
METRIBUZIN |
BEAN (SNAP) |
RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED |
DE MD OH OR NY NJ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | CURRENTLY THE LABEL DOES NOT ALLOW FOR ROTATING TO SNAP BEANS THE FOLLOWING SEASON; BEING ABLE TO USE METRIBUZIN IN ROTATIONAL CROPS WILL ALLOW FOR A MORE DIVERSE HERBICIDE ROTATION OVER A 2-YR PERIOD; IT WILL ALLOW FARMERS TO ACHIEVE EFFECTIVE WEED CONTROL PRIOR TO PLANTING SNAPBEANS AND IMPROVE OVERALL CONTROL; NJ: With limited herbicides available for use in snap bean, it is critical to optimize weed control in previous crops to reduce subsequent weed pressure:09/25; |
| 13361 |
09/13/2021 |
MESOTRIONE |
PEA (EDIBLE PODDED & SUCCULENT SHELLED) |
REQUEST WITHDRAWN |
DE |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | CURRENTLY THE LABEL DOES NOT ALLOW FOR ROTATING TO PEAS THE FOLLOWING SEASON. BEING ABLE TO USE MESOTRIONE 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 PEAS AND IMPROVE OVERALL CONTROL. |
| 13354 |
08/19/2021 |
LAMBDA-CYHALOTHRIN + THIAMETHOXAM |
GRASSES (SEED CROP) |
MFG OBJECTIVE |
OR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | SODWEBWORM, CUTWORM, ARMYWORM, BEETLES, BILLBUGS, APHIDS; GRASS SEED CROPS HAVE A LIMITED NUMBER OF INSECTICIDE OPTIONS. GRASS SEED IS LOSING THE USE OF CHLORPYRIFOS IN THE NEAR FUTURE. HEAVY RELIANCE ON THE FEW ACTIVES REMAINING WARRANTS NEED FOR NEW ACTIVE INGREDIENT AND MOA. |
| 13353 |
08/18/2021 |
DIFENOCONAZOLE + AZOXYSTROBIN |
MINT |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
OR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | PWDERY MILDEW, EXPANDING THE FUNGICIDE PORTFOLIO FOR MINT PRODUCTION TO MANAGE RESISTANCE DEVELOPMENT. |
| 13352 |
08/17/2021 |
INPYRFLUXAM |
SQUASH |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
NY |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | POWDERY MILDEW. CAUSES LEAVES TO DIE PREMATURELY REDUCING FRUIT QUALITY PRIMARILY AND YIELD. THE PATHOGEN HAS DEVELOPED FULL RESISTANCE TO SEVERAL CHEMISTRIES (1,11,13,U6) LIMITING OPTIONS FOR ACHIEVING CONTROL AND PUTTING SELECTION PRESSURE ON THE PATHOGEN TO DEVELOP ADDITIONAL RESISTANCE. |
| 13351 |
08/17/2021 |
INPYRFLUXAM |
CUCUMBER |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
NY |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | POWDERY MILDEW. CAUSES LEAVES TO DIE PREMATURELY REDUCING FRUIT QUALITY PRIMARILY AND YIELD. THE PATHOGEN HAS DEVELOPED FULL RESISTANCE TO SEVERAL CHEMISTRIES (1,11,13, U6) LIMITING OPTIONS FOR ACHIEVING CONTROL AND PUTTING SELECTION PRESSURE ON THE PATHOGEN TO DEVELOP ADDITIONAL RESISTANCE. |
| 13350 |
08/17/2021 |
INPYRFLUXAM |
CANTALOUPE |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
NY |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | POWDERY MILDEW. CAUSES LEAVES TO DIE PREMATURELY REDUCING FRUIT QUALITY PRIMARILY AND YIELD. THE PATHOGEN HAS DEVELOPED FULL RESISTANCE TO SEVERAL CHEMISTRIES (1,11,13,U6) LIMITING OPTIONS FOR ACHIEVING CONTROL AND PUTTING SELECTION PRESSURE ON THE PATHOGEN TO DEVELOP ADDITIONAL RESISTANCE. |
| 13349 |
08/17/2021 |
QUINCLORAC |
FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
SD IL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | GRASS AND BROADLEAF WEEDS, LIMITED HERBICIDE OPTIONS WITH THIS NEW CROP. |
| 13348 |
08/15/2021 |
FLURIDONE |
OLIVE |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
CA |
A |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | BRAKE ON! TARGETS ANNUAL GRASSES AND BROADLEAF WEEDS, THIS PRODUCT IS NEEDED TO MANAGE HERBICIDE RESISTANT WEED SPECIES. |
| 13347 |
08/15/2021 |
ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555) |
PEPPER (BELL & NONBELL) |
COVERED BY ANOTHER PROJECT |
GA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | PEPPER WEEVIL, ANTHONOMUS EUGENII, PYRETHROID RESISTANCE IN PEPPER WEEVIL, TOO FEW EFFECTIVE TREATMENTS AVAILABLE |
| 13346 |
08/15/2021 |
FLONICAMID |
STRAWBERRY (GH) |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
AZ MI DE NC OH |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | APHIDS (AND LYGUS), IT TAKES SEVERAL DAYS TO APPLY THIS PRODUCT AFTER HOURS, AFTER CROP WORK AND THE LOGISTICS OF GETTING PEOPLE TO WORK THROUGH THE NIGHT IS DIFFICULT. IT IS EFFECTIVE VIA DRIP IRRIGATION. IT IS BETTER VIA DRIP IRRIGATION BECAUSE THE PREDATORY MITES WE USE ARE PHYSICALLY KNOCKED DOWN WITH EACH SPRAY TREATMENT AND THEY LOOSE EFFICACY DUE TO STRESS AND THEN ARE PHYSICALLY REMOVED FROM THE PLANT. DRIP IRRIGATION IS BETTER FOR OUR BENEFICIALS AS WELL AS FOR LABOR; MI/The proposed use via drip irrigation is attractive to bedding plant growers who often hang strawberry baskets overhead making foliar applicaitons difficult:08/23; DE/ Aphids are a major greenhouse strawberry pest. Beleaf's label does not explicitly approve greenhouse use:08/23; NC/Lygus is becoming and issue in some strawberry plantings in NC and alternative insecticides will be useful for GH and high tunnel strawberries:08/24; OH: Ohio growers will benefit from having an additional product for control of aphids, especially in hydroponic strawberries. This project may be done as an integrated solutions project:07/25; |
| 13345 |
08/15/2021 |
PICARBUTRAZOX |
SPINACH (SEED TRT) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | PYTHIUM SPECIES, THIRAM, A BROAD-SPECTRUM SEED TREATMENT IS BEING PHASED OUT, AND IS NO LONGER REGISTERED IN EUROPE. OUR SPINACH GROWERS ARE RELIENT ON BOTH U.S. AND EUROPEAN BASED SEED PRODUCERS FOR LARGE QUANTITIES OF SEED. SPRING MIX SPINACH IS PLANTED AT VERY HIGH DENSITIES (3-6 MILLION SEEDS PER ACRE) MAKING FOR HIGH DISEASE PRESSURES AND A THICK CANOPY. |
| 13344 |
08/13/2021 |
HALOSULFURON |
ORANGE |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
FL CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | BROADLEAVED WEEDS, YELLOW NUTSEDGE, PURPLE NUTSEDGE; CITRUS PRODUCTION IN FLORIDA (FL) ONLY HAS LIMITED BROAD-SPECTRUM POST HERBICIDE OPTIONS WITH SYSTEMIC ACTIVITY. MANY BROADLEAVED WEEDS IN FL CITRUS SHOW TOLERANCE TO APPROVED HERBICIDE ACTIVE INGREDIENTS WITH SYSTEMIC ACTIVITY (E.G., GLYPHOSATE). THIS IS A CONCERN AMONG THE GROWERS. SO THE POSSIBILITY OF ADDING NEW SYSTEMIC A.I OPTIONS LIKE HALOSULFURON FOR EFFECTIVE BROAD-LEAF AND SEDGE MANAGEMENT WOULD BE HELPFUL FOR THE GROWERS. |
| 13343 |
08/13/2021 |
HALOSULFURON |
LEMON |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | BROADLEAVED WEEDS, YELLOW NUTSEDGE, PURPLE NUTSEDGE; CITRUS PRODUCTION IN FLORIDA (FL) ONLY HAS LIMITED BROAD-SPECTRUM POST HERBICIDE OPTIONS WITH SYSTEMIC ACTIVITY. MANY BROADLEAVED WEEDS IN FL CITRUS SHOW TOLERANCE TO APPROVED HERBICIDE ACTIVE INGREDIENTS WITH SYSTEMIC ACTIVITY (E.G., GLYPHOSATE). THIS IS A CONCERN AMONG THE GROWERS. SO THE POSSIBILITY OF ADDING NEW SYSTEMIC A.I OPTIONS LIKE HALOSULFURON FOR EFFECTIVE BROAD-LEAF AND SEDGE MANAGEMENT WOULD BE HELPFUL FOR THE GROWERS. |
| 13342 |
08/13/2021 |
HALOSULFURON |
GRAPEFRUIT |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | BROADLEAVED WEEDS, YELLOW NUTSEDGE, PURPLE NUTSEDGE; CITRUS PRODUCTION IN FLORIDA (FL) ONLY HAS LIMITED BROAD-SPECTRUM POST HERBICIDE OPTIONS WITH SYSTEMIC ACTIVITY. MANY BROADLEAVED WEEDS IN FL CITRUS SHOW TOLERANCE TO APPROVED HERBICIDE ACTIVE INGREDIENTS WITH SYSTEMIC ACTIVITY (E.G., GLYPHOSATE). THIS IS A CONCERN AMONG THE GROWERS. SO THE POSSIBILITY OF ADDING NEW SYSTEMIC A.I OPTIONS LIKE HALOSULFURON FOR EFFECTIVE BROAD-LEAF AND SEDGE MANAGEMENT WOULD BE HELPFUL FOR THE GROWERS. |
| 13341 |
08/13/2021 |
BROMOXYNIL |
FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED) |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
SD IL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | GRASS AND BROADLEAF WEEDS, THIS CROP NEEDS MORE HERBICIDE OPTIONS. |
| 13340 |
08/13/2021 |
PYROXASULFONE |
FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED) |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
SD IL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | GRASS AND BROADLEAF WEEDS, THIS CROP NEEDS MORE HERBICIDE OPTIONS. |
| 13339 |
08/13/2021 |
PYROXASULFONE |
GOLD-OF-PLEASURE (CAMELINA) |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
SD |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | GRASS AND BROADLEAF WEEDS, THIS CROP NEEDS MORE HERBICIDE OPTIONS. |
| 13338 |
08/13/2021 |
ACETOCHLOR |
FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
SD IL MO |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | GRASS AND BROADLEAF WEEDS; THIS CROP NEEDS MORE HERBICIDE OPTIONS |
| 13337 |
08/13/2021 |
ACETOCHLOR |
GOLD-OF-PLEASURE (CAMELINA) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
SD |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | GRASS AND BROADLEAF WEEDS; THIS CROP NEEDS MORE HERBICIDE OPTIONS |
| 13336 |
08/13/2021 |
1-AMINOCYCLOPROPANE-1-CARBOXYLIC ACID (ACC) |
APRICOT |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
CA CA |
A3 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | FLOWER/FRUIT THINNING, REDUCE LABOR COSTS FOR THINNING FLOWER AND FRUIT USING A NATURAL PRODUCT |
| 13335 |
08/13/2021 |
1-AMINOCYCLOPROPANE-1-CARBOXYLIC ACID (ACC) |
PEAR |
MFG OBJECTIVE |
CA OR WA NJ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | FLOWER/FRUIT THINNING, REDUCE LABOR COSTS FOR THINNING FLOWER AND FRUIT USING A NATURAL PRODUCT |
| 13334 |
08/13/2021 |
1-AMINOCYCLOPROPANE-1-CARBOXYLIC ACID (ACC) |
CHERRY |
E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
CA OR UT |
A2 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | FLOWER FRUIT THINNING, REDUCE LABOR COSTS FOR THINNING FLOWER AND FRUIT USING A NATURAL PRODUCT |
| 13333 |
08/13/2021 |
PYDIFLUMETOFEN (FTH 545) |
CRANBERRY |
FINAL REPORT UNDER REVIEW WITH QA/MFG |
MA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | CRANBERRY FRUIT ROT COMPLEX, DISEASE MANAGEMENT, TOOLS FOR RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT |
| 13332 |
08/13/2021 |
2,4-D CHOLINE |
CANEBERRY (BLACKBERRY) |
HOLD |
NC OH NJ AR MA NY OR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | WEEDS, LIMITED HERBICIDES AVAILABLE TO CONTROL PROBLEMATIC BROADLEAF WEEDS; MA: Many perennial broadleaf weeds become established and problematic in caneberries, but there are very few herbicide options to control these weeds:06/25; |
| 13331 |
08/12/2021 |
FLORPYRAUXIFEN-BENZYL |
POMEGRANATE |
E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
CA |
A1 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | BROADLEAF WEEDS AND SEDGES; FEW REGISTERED HERBICIDES, CHALLENGES WITH GLYPHOSATE RESISTANT WEEDS |
| 13330 |
08/11/2021 |
GLUFOSINATE |
DRAGON FRUIT (PITAYA) |
FINAL REPORT UNDER REVIEW WITH QA/MFG |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | WEEDS, NO OTHER HERBICIDE APPROVED FOR THIS CROP |
| 13329 |
08/11/2021 |
PARAQUAT |
DRAGON FRUIT (PITAYA) |
HOLD |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | WEEDS IN GENERAL, APPLIED AS A CONTACT HERBICIDE, NO OTHER HERBICIDE APPROVED FOR DRAGON FRUIT; AMVAC EXITING PARAQUAT BUSINESS, SO WILL NOT SUPPORT; WORK WITH SYNGENTA; 08/21; EPA ORANGE: 08/22 |
| 13328 |
08/11/2021 |
MESOTRIONE |
BEAN, LIMA (SUCCULENT & DRIED SHELLED) |
USE REGISTERED, NOT NATIONALLY |
DE |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | IMPROVE MANAGEMENT OF HERBICIDE-RESISTANT WEEDS IN PRECEDING CORN, CURRENTLY, CALLISTO AND HALEX GT LABEL DOES NOT ALLOW FOR ROTATING TO LIMA BEANS THE FOLLOWING SEASON. MESOTRIONE (AND OTHER HPPD-INHIBITING HERBICIDES, GROUP 27) ARE NOT USED IN BROADLEAF VEGETABLE CROPS, AND BEING ABLE TO USE THEM IN ROTATIONAL CROPS WILL ALLOW FOR A MORE DIVERSE HERBICIDE ROTATION OVER 2-YR PERIOD. IN ADDITION, MESOTRIONE IS HIGHLY EFFECTIVE ON AMARANTHUS SPECIES TO ALLOW FARMERS TO ACHIEVE EFFECTIVE WEED CONTROL PRIOR TO PLANTING LIMA BEANS AND IMPROVE OVERALL WEED CONTROL |
| 13327 |
08/10/2021 |
CLOMAZONE |
SESAME |
USE REGISTERED, NOT NATIONALLY |
OK |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | ANNUAL GRASSES AND BROADLEAF WEEDS - EFFECTIVE ON PROBLEMATIC SPECIES IN BOTH CATEGORIES. CURRENTLY NO GROUP 13 HERBICIDE IS LABELED FOR USE IN SESAME. THIS BROADENS THE RANGE OF CONTROLLED WEEDS FOR A CROP WITH RELATIVELY FEW OPTIONS. |
| 13326 |
08/10/2021 |
DIFENOCONAZOLE |
MINT |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
OR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | POWDERY MILDEW, EXPANDING THE FUNGICIDE PORTFOLIO FOR MINT PRODUCTION TO MANAGE RESISTANCE DEVELOPMENT. |
| 13325 |
08/09/2021 |
FLAZASULFURON |
CHERRY |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
NC CA PA MI OR |
B |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | ANNUAL BROADLEAF WEEDS, YELLOW NUTSEDGE, ANNUAL GRASSES; LACK OF ALTERNATIVES |
| 13324 |
08/09/2021 |
FLAZASULFURON |
PLUM |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
NC CA MI |
A2 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | ANNUAL BROADLEAF WEEDS, YELLOW NUTSEDGE, ANNUAL GRASSES; LACK OF ALTERNATIVES; CA-Sacramento Valley prunes need more herbicide options to control important grass and broadleaf weeds:05/24; MI: preemergence and postemergence control of sedges, broadleaves, and grasses:08/25; |
| 13323 |
08/09/2021 |
FLAZASULFURON |
PEACH |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
NC CA PA MI AL OH NJ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | ANNUAL BROADLEAF WEEDS, YELLOW NUTSEDGE, ANNUAL GRASSES; LACK OF ALTERNATIVES; MI: preemergence and postemergence control of sedges and grasses:08/25; |
| 13322 |
08/09/2021 |
FLAZASULFURON |
STRAWBERRY |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
NC AR AL OH NY NJ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | YELLOW NUTSEDGE, BROADLEAF WEEDS, ANNUAL GRASSES, LACK OF ALTERNATIVES; SSR from NY, Limited weed control options particularly when residuals break down following harvest in perennial strawberries:07/23; NJ/Post-harvest control of yellow nutsedge in strawberry remains an issue that could be addressed by flazasulfuron:09/23 |
| 13321 |
08/09/2021 |
SABADILLA |
TOMATO (GH) |
EPA HOLD |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | THRIPS, APHIDS, PSYLLIDS, AND LEAFHOPPERS; FOR RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT OF PYRETHRIN RESISTANT INSECT PESTS |
| 13320 |
08/09/2021 |
BCS-CW64991 |
STRAWBERRY |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
NC |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | SPIDER MITES, SYSTEMIC APPLICATION WOULD REDUCE NON TARGET EXPOSURE DUE TO FOLIAR APPLICATIONS |
| 13319 |
08/09/2021 |
BCS-CW64991 |
LYCHEE |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | ACERIA LITCHII, LYCHEE ERINOSE MITE, INVASIVE PEST, CONTROL NEEDED |
| 13318 |
08/09/2021 |
SABADILLA |
CUCUMBER (GH) |
EPA HOLD |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | THRIPS, APHIDS, PSYILLIDS, AND LEAFHOPPERS, FOR RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT OF PYRETHRIN RESISTANT INSECT PESTS |
| 13317 |
08/09/2021 |
TOLFENPYRAD |
DRAGON FRUIT (PITAYA) |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
FL CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | THRIPS, MITES, NOTHING REGISTERED TO CONTROL THESE PESTS ON DRAGONFRUIT. CHILI THRIPS CAN REDUCE YIELDS 80%; CA: Mitigate trade limitations:09/25; |
| 13316 |
08/09/2021 |
TOLFENPYRAD |
GUAVA |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | THRIPS, MITES, NEEDED FOR IPM RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT |
| 13315 |
08/09/2021 |
CYANTRANILIPROLE |
HEMP, INDUSTRIAL |
COVERED BY ANOTHER PROJECT |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | LEPS, APHIDS, LEAFMINER, THRIPS. WF, BEETLES, GRASSHOPPER, HEMP IS AN NEW CROP WITHOUT ANY CONVENTIONAL PRODUCTS REGISTERED FOR USE. THIS IS BOTH SYSTEMIC AND BROAD SPECTRUM. |
| 13314 |
08/09/2021 |
TETRANILIPROLE |
EGGPLANT |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
VA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | FLEA BEETLES, FLEA BEETLES ARE NOT LISTED UNDER FRUITING VEGETABLES ON THE DRAFT LABEL FROM FMC. |
| 13313 |
08/09/2021 |
ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555) |
DRAGON FRUIT (PITAYA) |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
FL CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | THRIPS, NOTHING REGISTERED; CA: Mitigate trade limitations:09/25; |
| 13312 |
08/09/2021 |
ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555) |
AVOCADO |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | VARIOUS AMBROSIA BEETLE (AB) SPECIES THAT TRANSMIT THE LETHAL FUNGAL PATHOGEN RAFFAELEA LAURICOLA TO AVOCADO TREES. CURRENT BIO-PESTICIDE TAKES 4 DAYS TO KILL AB - NOR STOP AB FROM BORING INTO TREES DURING THAT TIME. THIS BEETLE-PATHOGEN COMPLEX IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DEATH OF OVER 140,000 AVOCADO TREES IN FLORIDA; UNKNOWN: : JANINE SPIES |
| 13311 |
08/09/2021 |
FLUPYRADIFURONE + SPIDOXAMAT |
HOPS |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
WA MI OR KY |
A |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | HOP APHIDS, TWO-SPOTTED SPIDER MITE, LEAFHOPPERS; SPIDOXAMINE IS HIGHLY SELECTIVE ON PIERCING SUCKING INSECTS AND SPIDER MITES SPIDOXAMINE IS VERY SOFT ON BENEFICIAL INSECTS AND MITES. |
| 13310 |
08/09/2021 |
SULFOXAFLOR |
POMEGRANATE |
HOLD |
CA |
A |
MeToo |
| 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 |
| 13309 |
08/09/2021 |
IPFLUFENOQUIN |
PEPPER (BELL & NONBELL) (GH) |
EPA HOLD |
FL CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | BOTRYTIS, FUSARIUM, ALTERNARIA, PM; RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT. NEW FRAC GROUP FOR THIS USE; VERY GOOD FIT: SEE PREV COMMENTS.: SOR; VERY GOOD FIT: SEE PREV COMMENTS: NER |
| 13308 |
08/09/2021 |
SAFLUFENACIL |
CLOVER (SEED CROP) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
OR |
A/B |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | BROADLEAF ANNUAL WINTER WEEDS (GROUNDSEL, CHICKWEED), REPLACEMENT FOR PARAQUAT |
| 13307 |
08/09/2021 |
CYANTRANILIPROLE |
HEMP |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
FL DE MD OH AL |
|
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13306 |
08/09/2021 |
CYANTRANILIPROLE |
DRAGON FRUIT (PITAYA) |
FINAL REPORT UNDER REVIEW WITH QA/MFG |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | THRIPS, MITES, STINK BUGS; THERE IS NOTHING REGISTERED TO CONTROL THESE PESTS ON DRAGONFRUIT. |
| 13305 |
08/09/2021 |
ZETA-CYPERMETHRIN |
DRAGON FRUIT (PITAYA) |
RESIDUE ON-GOING; E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | VARIOUS MITES, CHILI THRIPS, STINKBUGS; THERE IS NOTHING REGISTERED ON SET FRUIT TO CONTROL THESE PESTS ON DRAGONFRUIT. CHILI THRIPS ALONE CAN REDUCE CROP YIELDS BY APPROXIMATELY 80%. |
| 13304 |
08/09/2021 |
2,4-D CHOLINE |
STRAWBERRY |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
NC |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | WINTER ANNUALS, NO SELECTIVE POSTEMERGENCE HERBICIDES ARE REGISTERED FOR BROADLEAF WEED CONTROL IN STRAWBERRY ROW MIDDLES THAT DO NOT KILL THE RYEGRASS. |
| 13303 |
08/09/2021 |
FLUDIOXONIL + PYDIFLUMETOFEN |
EGGPLANT (GH) |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| 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 |
| 13302 |
08/03/2021 |
BIFENTHRIN |
JACKFRUIT |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
FL CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | CONTROL ANTS AND TERMITES ATTACKING WOODY PARTS OF THE TREE, NOTHING REGISTERED TO CONTROL ANTS ON JACKFRUIT; CA: Mitigate trade limitations:09/25; |
| 13301 |
08/02/2021 |
FOMESAFEN |
SUBGROUP 20C |
NO-DATA, CROP GROUP/SUBGROUP TOLERANCE REVISION |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13300 |
08/02/2021 |
FOMESAFEN |
CROP GROUP 09 |
USE REGISTERED, NOT NATIONALLY |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST EXPANSION OF CURRENTLY ESTABLISHED TOLERANCES ON CANTALOUPE, CUCUMBER, PUMPKIN, SQUASH, SUMMER, SQUASH, WINTER AND WATERMELON TO VEGETABLE, CUCURBIT, GROUP 9 |
| 13299 |
08/02/2021 |
FOMESAFEN |
CROP GROUP 08-10 |
USE REGISTERED, NOT NATIONALLY |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST EXPANSION OF CURRENTLY ESTABLISHED TOLERANCES ON PEPPER, BELL, PEPPER, NON-BELL AND TOMATO TO VEGETABLE, FRUITING, GROUP 8-10 |
| 13298 |
07/30/2021 |
AZOXYSTROBIN + REYNOUTRIA SACHALINENSIS |
TOMATO (GH) |
NEED E/CS DATA ONLY |
FL NC NY |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | POWDERY MILDEW, THERE ARE VERY FEW M PRODUCTS TO CONTROL LEVULLIA. THIS IS A DIFFICULT TO CONTROL PATHOGEN; NC-Rotational products are needed to control powdery mildew in the greenhouse and avoid fungicide resistance in the pathogen:06/25; NY: PM is very problematic in GH tomatoes in NY:06/25 |
| 13297 |
07/28/2021 |
ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555) |
LETTUCE (HEAD & LEAF) |
MFG OBJECTIVE |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | WESTERN FLOWER THRIPS, WESTERN FLOWER THRIPS ARE VECTORS OF IMPATIENS NECROTIC SPOT VIRUS (INSV) WHICH DEVASTATED SALINAS VALLEY LEAFY GREENS PRODUCTION IN 2020. INSV HAS ALSO BEEN CONFIRMED IN IMPERIAL COUNTY LETTUCE PRODUCTION |
| 13296 |
07/28/2021 |
GLUFOSINATE |
MANGO |
USE REGISTERED |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | PARTHENIUM AND OTHER HARD TO CONTROL WEEDS, NOTHING CURRENTLY REGISTERED FOR MANGO CONTROLS PARTHENIUM |
| 13295 |
07/27/2021 |
GF-4031 |
CHERRY |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
CA WA OR |
A/B |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | CHERRY POWDERY MILDEW PODOSPHAERA CLANDESTINE, POWDERY MILDEW IS AN AGGRESSIVE DISEASE AND MULTIPLE ACTIVE INGREDIENTS ARE NEEDED SO MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS CAN BE DEVELOPED. CURRENTLY REGISTERED PM-SPECIFIC PRODUCTS ARE LESS EFFECTIVE THAN CONVENTIONAL, SOME RESISTANCE EXISTS, AND MORE EFFECTIVE PM-SPECIFIC FUNGICIDES ARE NEEDED. |
| 13294 |
07/26/2021 |
AZOXYSTROBIN + TEBUCONAZOLE |
HEMP |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
FL KY |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | BOTRYTIS, DOWNY MILDEW, RUSTS, BIPOLARIS/COCHLIOBOLUS, ANTHRACNOSE, CERCOSPORA, RHIZOCTONIA, SEPTORIA; NO CONVENTIONAL FUNGICIDES ARE REGISTERED FOR THIS CROP. THIS IS A BROAD SPECTRUM COMBINATION FOR A GOOD CHOICE FOR EARLY REGISTRATION. |
| 13293 |
07/26/2021 |
FLUDIOXONIL + PYDIFLUMETOFEN |
MINT |
RESIDUE ON-GOING; E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
OR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | POWDERY MILDEW, MINT PORTFOLIO NEEDS NEW FUNGICIDE ACTIVES TO BE BETTER EQUIPPED FOR DISEASE RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT. |
| 13292 |
07/26/2021 |
IPFLUFENOQUIN |
CUCUMBER (GH) |
EPA HOLD |
FL CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | BOTRYTIS, FUSARIUM, ALTERNARIA AND PM, RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT. NEW FRAC GROUP FOR THIS USE. |
| 13291 |
07/26/2021 |
IPFLUFENOQUIN |
TOMATO (GH) |
EPA HOLD |
FL CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | BOTRYTIS, FUSARIUM, ALTERNARIA AND PM, RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT. NEW FRAC GROUP FOR THIS USE; VERY GOOD FIT: SEE PREV COMMENTS.: SOR; VERY GOOD FIT: SEE PREV COMMENTS: NER |
| 13290 |
07/26/2021 |
GF-4031 |
CUCUMBER (GH) |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | POWDERY MILDEW; ROTATIONAL PRODUCT FOR RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT, THIS PRODUCT IS A UNIQUE FRAC GROUP PER CORTEVA PRESENTATION (IR-4 2021) |
| 13289 |
07/26/2021 |
GF-4031 |
TOMATO (GH) |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
FL WV ME |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | POWDERY MILDEW; ROTATIONAL PRODUCT FOR RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT, THIS PRODUCT IS A UNIQUE FRAC GROUP PER CORTEVA PRESENTATION (IR-4 2021) |
| 13288 |
07/22/2021 |
FLUDIOXONIL + PYDIFLUMETOFEN |
CHERRY |
ALL DATA RECEIVED AT HQ |
CA |
A1 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | BROWN ROT, GRAY MOLD, POWDERY MILDEW; ROTATIONAL PRODUCT WITH UNIQUE MODE OF ACTION TO PREVENT THE SELECTION OF RESISTANCE. PYDIFLUMETOFEN HAS A PREHARVEST MRL ESTABLISHED AND FLUDIOXONIL HAS A POSTHARVEST MRL. FLUDIOXONIL NEEDS A PREHARVEST MRL. |
| 13287 |
07/22/2021 |
FLORPYRAUXIFEN-BENZYL |
GRAPE |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
OR CA MI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | GRASSES, DICOTS, CANADA THISTLE, FIELD BINDWEED; HELP MANAGE GLYPHOSATE-RESISTANCE WEEDS LIKE CONYZA SP, AND OTHER SPECIES |
| 13286 |
07/22/2021 |
ETHABOXAM |
CHERRY |
FINAL REPORT SIGNED; READY FOR SUBMISSION |
CA |
A3 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | PHYTOPHTHORA SPECIES CAUSING ROOT AND CROWN ROT AND FRUIT BROWN ROT BY LOWERING POPULATION IN SOIL. FUMIGATION OF SOIL HAS BEEN HIGHLY REGULATED IN CA WITH NUMEROUS RESTRICTIONS. A NEED FOR NEW MODES OF ACTION AS POST-PLANT TREATMENTS BECAUSE PATHOGEN RESISTANCE IS KNOWN FOR MEFENOXAM ON CHERRY AND FOR PHOSPHITES ON OTHER CROPS. |
| 13285 |
07/22/2021 |
ETHABOXAM |
ORANGE |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
CA |
A1 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | PHYTOPHTHORA SPECIES CAUSING ROOT AND CROWN ROT AND FRUIT BROWN ROT BY LOWERING POPULATION IN SOIL. FUMIGATION OF SOIL HAS BEEN HIGHLY REGULATED IN CA WITH NUMEROUS RESTRICTIONS. A NEED FOR NEW MODES OF ACTION AS POST-PLANT TREATMENTS BECAUSE PATHOGEN RESISTANCE IS KNOWN FOR MEFENOXAM ON CHERRY AND FOR PHOSPHITES ON OTHER CROPS. |
| 13284 |
07/22/2021 |
ETHABOXAM |
LEMON |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
CA |
A2 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | PHYTOPHTHORA SPECIES CAUSING ROOT AND CROWN ROT AND FRUIT BROWN ROT BY LOWERING POPULATION IN SOIL. FUMIGATION OF SOIL HAS BEEN HIGHLY REGULATED IN CA WITH NUMEROUS RESTRICTIONS. A NEED FOR NEW MODES OF ACTION AS POST-PLANT TREATMENTS BECAUSE PATHOGEN RESISTANCE IS KNOWN FOR MEFENOXAM ON CHERRY AND FOR PHOSPHITES ON OTHER CROPS. |
| 13283 |
07/22/2021 |
ETHABOXAM |
GRAPEFRUIT |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
CA |
A3 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | PHYTOPHTHORA SPECIES CAUSING ROOT AND CROWN ROT AND FRUIT BROWN ROT BY LOWERING POPULATION IN SOIL. FUMIGATION OF SOIL HAS BEEN HIGHLY REGULATED IN CA WITH NUMEROUS RESTRICTIONS. A NEED FOR NEW MODES OF ACTION AS POST-PLANT TREATMENTS BECAUSE PATHOGEN RESISTANCE IS KNOWN FOR MEFENOXAM ON CHERRY AND FOR PHOSPHITES ON OTHER CROPS. |
| 13282 |
07/22/2021 |
TIAFENACIL |
HOPS |
FINAL REPORT UNDER REVIEW WITH QA/MFG |
OR WA MI KY |
A |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | CANADA THISTLE, ITALIAN RYEGRASS, KOCHIA OTHER ANNUAL DICOTS, AND MONOCOTS; POTENTIAL REPLACEMENT FOR PARAQUAT IN HOPS ACTIVITIES IN GRASSES WILL IMPROVE WEED CONTROL COMPARED TO CARFENTRAZONE |
| 13281 |
07/22/2021 |
FLUOPICOLIDE |
CHERRY |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
CA |
A1 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | PHYTOPHTHORA SPECIES CAUSING ROOT AND CROWN ROT, FUMIGATION OF SOIL HAS BEEN HIGHLY REGULATED IN CA WITH NUMEROUS RESTRICTIONS. A NEED FOR NEW MODES OF ACTION AS POST-PLANT TREATMENTS BECAUSE PATHOGEN RESISTANCE IS KNOWN FOR MEFENOXAM ON CHERRY AND FOR PHOSPHITES ON OTHER CROPS. |
| 13280 |
07/22/2021 |
BROFLANILIDE |
PEA (COWPEA) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
GA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | COWPEA CURCULIO; WE HAVE NOTHING THAT IS EFFICACIOUS AGAINST COWPEA CURCULIO |
| 13279 |
07/22/2021 |
BROFLANILIDE |
PEPPER (FIELD & GH) |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
GA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | PEPPER WEEVIL, ANTHONOMOUS EUGENII; PYRETHROID RESISTANCE. LIMITED EFFICACY OF REGISTERED PRODUCTS. NUMBER OF APPLICATIONS NEEDED FOR SEASON LONG CONTROL EXCEEDS ALLOWED APPLICATIONS OF MOST EFFICACIOUS PRODUCTS. |
| 13278 |
07/22/2021 |
PYRIPROXYFEN |
LETTUCE (GH) |
IR-4 EVALUATING NON-US DATA TO SUPPORT US TOLERANCE |
AZ MS KS |
|
MeToo |
| 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 |
| 13277 |
07/22/2021 |
SULFOXAFLOR |
PASSIONFRUIT |
INTERNATIONAL NON-GLP RESIDUE PROJECT |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | FOR TRACKING INT'L RESIDUE TRIALS IN KENYA, UGANDA AND TANZANIA; COLOMBIA AND PERU ADDED, AND NO MENTION OF TANZANIA: 07/21; |
| 13276 |
07/22/2021 |
SULFOXAFLOR |
PASSIONFRUIT |
INTERNATIONAL NON-GLP RESIDUE PROJECT |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | FOR TRACKING INT'L RESIDUE TRIALS IN KENYA, UGANDA AND TANZANIA; COLOMBIA AND PERU ADDED, AND NO MENTION OF TANZANIA: 07/21; |
| 13275 |
07/22/2021 |
SULFOXAFLOR |
PASSIONFRUIT |
INTERNATIONAL NON-GLP RESIDUE PROJECT |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | FOR TRACKING INT'L RESIDUE TRIALS IN KENYA, UGANDA AND TANZANIA; COLOMBIA AND PERU ADDED, AND NO MENTION OF TANZANIA: 07/21; |
| 13274 |
07/20/2021 |
TIAFENACIL |
MINT |
FINAL REPORT UNDER REVIEW WITH QA/MFG |
OR WA MI |
A |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | WINTER AND SUMMER ANNUALS; FOR IMPROVED POST-EMERGENT BROADLEAF WEED CONTROL |
| 13273 |
07/20/2021 |
AZOXYSTROBIN + BENZOVINDIFLUPYR |
MINT |
E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
OR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | VERTICILLIUM, THERE ARE NO OTHER COST EFFECTIVE ALTERNATIVES FOR VERTICILLIUM MANAGEMENT. |
| 13272 |
07/09/2021 |
IMAZETHAPYR |
FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED) |
UNDER EVALUATION |
MO IL |
|
MeToo |
| 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. |
| 13271 |
07/08/2021 |
CYAZOFAMID |
RADISH |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
OR |
B |
MeToo |
| 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 |
| 13270 |
06/28/2021 |
DODINE |
CROP GROUP 14-12 |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST CONVERSION OF THE TOLERANCE FOR NUTS, TREE, CROP GROUP 14 TO NUT, TREE, GROUP 14-12 |
| 13269 |
06/28/2021 |
DODINE |
CROP GROUP 12-12 |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST CONVERSION OF THE TOLERANCE FOR FRUIT, STONE, CROP GROUP 12 TO FRUIT, STONE, GROUP 12-12 |
| 13268 |
06/28/2021 |
DODINE |
CROP GROUP 11-10 |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST EXPANSION OF THE TOLERANCE FOR APPLE AND PEAR TO FRUIT, POME, GROUP 11-10 |
| 13267 |
06/24/2021 |
PROPICONAZOLE |
AVOCADO |
IR-4 CANNOT SUPPORT AT THIS TIME |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13266 |
06/24/2021 |
SPINOSAD |
CELERY (SEED) |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13265 |
06/24/2021 |
SPINOSAD |
ASPARAGUS |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13264 |
06/23/2021 |
MANCOZEB |
COFFEE |
HOLD |
HI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | COFFEE LEAF RUST, HEMILEIA VASTATRIX; THERE ARE NO FUNGICIDES REGISTERED IN COFFEE TO CONTROL COFFEE LEAF RUST EXCEPT COPPER BASED PRODUCTS. THERE IS AN URGENT NEED FOR ADDITIONAL FUNGICIDES DUE TO THE RECENT INTRODUCTION OF COFFEE LEAF RUST IN HAWAII. |
| 13263 |
06/23/2021 |
FLORPYRAUXIFEN-BENZYL |
PAPAYA |
MFG OBJECTIVE |
HI PR |
H+ |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | POST-EMERGENCE WEED CONTROL OF GRASSES, BROADEAF AND SEDGES; NEW PRODUCT TO CONTROL ROUNDUP RESISTANT WEEDS |
| 13262 |
06/23/2021 |
FLORPYRAUXIFEN-BENZYL |
COFFEE |
MFG OBJECTIVE |
HI PR |
H+ (A3) |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | WEEDS: GRASSES, BROADLEAVES, AND SEDGES; POST-EMERGENCE WEED CONTROL OF ROUND UP RESISTANT WEEDS |
| 13261 |
06/18/2021 |
SPIROTETRAMAT |
CANEBERRY |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | LYGUS BUGS, BEYOND THE FRUIT, LYGUS BUGS ALSO FEED ON THE EXPANDING TIPS OF THE CANES, RESULTING IN SPLITTING. ONCE SPLIT, CANES PRODUCE SMALLER AND LESS MARKETABLE FRUIT. |
| 13260 |
06/18/2021 |
NOVALURON |
CANEBERRY |
COVERED BY ANOTHER PROJECT |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | LYGUS HESPERUS (WESTERN TARNISHED PLANT BUGS) HAVE BEEN CAUSING FRUIT DAMAGE AND THE PINCHING OF TERMINALS IN BLACKBERRY AND RASPBERRY IN SANTA MARIA AND OXNARD, CA SINCE 2012. DAMAGE HAVE BEEN OBSERVED THROUGH GROWER OBSERVATIONS OVER THE YEARS AND FORMAL TESTING OF EXPOSED LYGUS TO FRUIT AND TERMINALS. BEYOND THE DIRECT DAMAGE TO THE FRUIT, LYGUS BUGS ARE FEEDING AT THE EXPANDING TIPS OF THE CANES, AND MANY TIMES THESE CANES, ONCE FED UPON, WILL SPLIT. SPLIT CANES CONSEQUENTLY PRODUCE SMALLER, LESS MARKETABLE FRUIT; EPA GREEN:08/21 |
| 13259 |
06/17/2021 |
PICOXYSTROBIN + CYPROCONAZOLE |
COFFEE |
ALL DATA RECEIVED AT HQ |
HI PR |
A1 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | COFFEE LEAF RUST, HEMILEIA VASTATRIX; THERE ARE NO FUNGICIDES REGISTERED IN COFFEE TO CONTROL COFFEE LEAF RUST EXCEPT COPPER BASED PRODUCTS; THERE IS AN URGENT NEED FOR SYSTEMIC FUNGICIDES DUE TO THE RECENT INTRODUCTION OF COFFEE LEAF RUST IN HAWAII |
| 13258 |
06/16/2021 |
NAPROPAMIDE |
QUINOA |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
ID ID OR |
A2 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | MANY HERBICIDES CAUSE UNACCEPTABLE CROP INJURY. DEVRINOL HAS SHOWN THE BEST CROP SAFETY OF THOSE TESTED IN THE FIELD; OR/Lack of available herbicides to control weed pressure in quinoa:08/23; ID: Weeds can cause total yield loss in quinoa. This will help control weeds and protect crop yields:07/25; |
| 13257 |
06/07/2021 |
SPINETORAM |
CELERY (SEED) |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13256 |
06/01/2021 |
CYMOXANIL |
STRAWBERRY |
RESIDUE ON-GOING; E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
FL MD WV PA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REDUCE SELECTION RESISTANCE TO MEFENOXAM |
| 13255 |
05/28/2021 |
FLUOPYRAM |
FENNEL, FLORENCE |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE FOR FENNEL, FLORENCE, FRESH LEAVES AND STALK, WITHIN CROP SUBGROUP 22A WITH REP CROP ASPARAGUS, BASED ON THE TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED WITHIN OLD LEAFY VEGETABLE CROP SUBGROUP 4B |
| 13254 |
05/28/2021 |
FLUOPYRAM |
CELTUCE |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE FOR CELTUCE, WITHIN CROP SUBGROUP 22A WITH REP CROP ASPARAGUS, BASED ON THE TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED WITHIN OLD LEAFY VEGETABLE CROP SUBGROUP 4B |
| 13253 |
05/28/2021 |
FLUOPYRAM |
SUBGROUP 22B |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST CONVERSION OF THE CURRENTLY ESTABLISHED TOLERANCE ON LEAFY PETIOLES SUBGROUP 4B TO LEAF PETIOLE VEGETABLE SUBGROUP 22B |
| 13252 |
05/28/2021 |
FLUOPYRAM |
SUBGROUP 04-16A |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST CONVERSION OF THE CURRENTLY ESTABLISHED TOLERANCE ON LEAFY GREENS SUBGROUP 4A TO LEAFY GREENS SUBGROUP 4-16A |
| 13251 |
05/28/2021 |
FLUOPYRAM |
CELERY (SEED) |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST EXPANSION OF THE CURRENTLY ESTABLISHED TOLERANCE ON DILL, SEED, TO THE SPICE GROUP 26, WHICH COVERS CELERY, SEED |
| 13250 |
05/28/2021 |
FLUOPYRAM |
SUBGROUP 04-16B |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST CONVERSION OF THE CURRENTLY ESTABLISHED TOLERANCE ON BRASSICA, LEAFY GREENS SUBGROUP 5B TO BRASSICA, LEAFY GREENS, SUBGROUP 4-16B |
| 13249 |
05/28/2021 |
FLUOPYRAM |
KOHLRABI |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST AN INDIVIDUAL TOLERANCE FOR THIS COMMODITY THAT IS 'DISPLACED' WHEN CONVERTING FROM OLD CROP SUBGROUP 5A TO REVISED CROP GROUP 5-16 (KOHLRABI IS IN CROP SUBGROUP 22A, WITH REP CROP ASPARAGUS) |
| 13248 |
05/28/2021 |
FLUOPYRAM |
BRASSICA HEAD & STEM VEGETABLES |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST CONVERSION OF THE CURRENTLY ESTABLISHED TOLERANCE ON BRASSICA, HEAD AND STEM, SUBGROUP 5A TO VEGETABLE, BRASSICA, HEAD AND STEM, GROUP 5-16 |
| 13247 |
05/28/2021 |
FLUOPYRAM |
IR-4 PROPOSED SUBGROUP 06-18E |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST EXPANSION OF TOLERANCE ON BEAN, DRY, TO INDIVIDUAL CROPS OF PROPOSED DRIED SHELLED BEAN, EXCEPT SOYBEAN, SUBGROUP 6-18E (PER 2022 FINAL RULE, THIS SUBGROUP BECAME PULSES, DRIED SHELLED BEAN, EXCEPT SOYBEAN, SUBGROUP 06-22E) |
| 13246 |
05/28/2021 |
FLUOPYRAM |
IR-4 PROPOSED SUBGROUP 06-18D |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST EXPANSION OF TOLERANCE ON PEA AND BEAN, SUCCULENT SHELLED, SUBGROUP 6B TO INDIVIDUAL CROPS OF PROPOSED SUCCULENT SHELLED PEA SUBGROUP 6-18D (PER 2022 FINAL RULE, THIS SUBGROUP BECAME 06-22D) |
| 13245 |
05/28/2021 |
FLUOPYRAM |
IR-4 PROPOSED SUBGROUP 06-18C |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST EXPANSION OF TOLERANCE ON PEA AND BEAN, SUCCULENT SHELLED, SUBGROUP 6B TO INDIVIDUAL CROPS OF PROPOSED SUCCULENT SHELLED BEAN SUBGROUP 6-18C (PER 2022 FINAL RULE, THIS SUBGROUP BECAME 06-22C) |
| 13244 |
05/28/2021 |
FLUOPYRAM |
IR-4 PROPOSED SUBGROUP 06-18B |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST EXPANSION OF TOLERANCE ON VEGETABLE, LEGUME, EDIBLE PODDED, SUBGROUP 6A TO INDIVIDUAL CROPS OF PROPOSED EDIBLE PODDED PEA LEGUME VEGETABLE SUBGROUP 6-18B (PER 2022 FINAL RULE, THIS SUBGROUP BECAME 06-22B) |
| 13243 |
05/28/2021 |
FLUOPYRAM |
IR-4 PROPOSED SUBGROUP 06-18A |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST EXPANSION OF TOLERANCE ON VEGETABLE, LEGUME, EDIBLE PODDED, SUBGROUP 6A TO INDIVIDUAL CROPS OF PROPOSED EDIBLE PODDED BEAN LEGUME VEGETABLE SUBGROUP 6-18A (PER 2022 FINAL RULE, THIS SUBGROUP BECAME 06-22A) |
| 13242 |
05/28/2021 |
DIMETHOMORPH + AMETOCTRADIN |
BASIL |
ALL DATA RECEIVED AT HQ |
CA NY FL |
A |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | DOWNEY MILDEW; WE NEED MORE GOOD OPTION TO MAINTAIN PESTICIDE ROTATION |
| 13241 |
05/28/2021 |
FLUOPICOLIDE |
AVOCADO |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
CA |
A2 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | PHYTOPTHORA ROOT AND CROWN ROT; ROTATIONAL PRODUCT TO OTHER REGISTRATIONS OF NEW PRODUCTS AND MODES OF ACTION; RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT BY ROTATION; PHYTOPTHORA RESISTANCE TO PHOSPHITES DEVELOPING; |
| 13240 |
05/18/2021 |
TRIFLOXYSTROBIN |
KOHLRABI |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | KOHLRABI WAS A MEMBER OF BRASSICA LEAFY GROUP 5 (SUBGROUP 5A), SO USE DIRECTIONS FOR THIS COMMODITY SHOULD BE THE SAME AS FOR BROCCOLI AND CABBAGE (GROUP 5-16) |
| 13239 |
05/18/2021 |
TRIFLOXYSTROBIN |
FENNEL, FLORENCE |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | FENNEL, FLORENCE, FRESH LEAVES AND STALK WAS A MEMBER OF LEAFY VEGETABLES GROUP 4 (SUBGROUP 4B), SO USE DIRECTIONS FOR THIS COMMODITY SHOULD BE THE SAME AS FOR CELERY (SUBGROUP 22B) |
| 13238 |
05/18/2021 |
TRIFLOXYSTROBIN |
CELTUCE |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | CELTUCE WAS A MEMBER OF LEAFY VEGETABLES GROUP 4 (SUBGROUP 4B), SO USE DIRECTIONS FOR THIS COMMODITY SHOULD BE THE SAME AS FOR CELERY (SUBGROUP 22B) |
| 13237 |
05/18/2021 |
TRIFLOXYSTROBIN |
CROP GROUP 08-10 |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST CONVERSION OF CURRENTLY ESTABLISHED TOLERANCE ON VEGETABLE, FRUITING TO VEGETABLE, FRUITING GROUP 8-10 |
| 13236 |
05/18/2021 |
TRIFLOXYSTROBIN |
IR-4 PROPOSED SUBGROUP 06-18F |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | THERE IS AN ESTABLISHED TOLERANCE OF 0.06 PPM ON PEA AND BEAN, DRIED SHELLED, EXCEPT SOYBEAN, SUBGROUP 6C; HOWEVER, THE MFG HAS SUBMITTED AN IMPORT TOLERANCE PETITION (WHICH IS STILL PENDING) TO SET THE TOLERANCE AT 0.2 PPM FOR DRIED PEAS; IR-4 IS PROPOSING A TOLERANCE FOR INDIVIDUAL COMMODITIES OF PROPOSED SUBGROUP 6-18F: DRIED SHELLLED PEA SUBGROUP AT 0.2 PPM; WHEN THE FINAL RULE ISSUES, THE TOLERANCES FOR INDIVIDUAL CROPS CAN BE REPLACED BY A TOLERANCE FOR SUBGROUP 6-18F: DRIED SHELLED PEA SUBGROUP AT 0.2 PPM |
| 13235 |
05/18/2021 |
TRIFLOXYSTROBIN |
IR-4 PROPOSED SUBGROUP 06-18E |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE BASED ON ESTABLISHED PEA AND BEAN, DRIED SHELLED, EXCEPT SOYBEAN, SUBGROUP 6C TOLERANCE; WHEN THE FINAL RULE ISSUES, PEA AND BEAN, DRIED SHELLED, EXCEPT SOYBEAN, SUBGROUP 6C CAN BE REPLACED BY CROP SUBGROUP 6-18E: DRIED SHELLED BEAN, EXCEPT SOYBEAN, SUBGROUP AND CROP SUBGROUP 6-18F: DRIED SHELLED PEA SUBGROUP |
| 13234 |
05/18/2021 |
TRIFLOXYSTROBIN |
CROP GROUP 14-12 |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST CONVERSION OF CURRENTLY ESTABLISHED TOLERANCE ON NUT, TREE, GROUP 14 TO NUT, TREE, GROUP 14-12 |
| 13233 |
05/18/2021 |
TRIFLOXYSTROBIN |
SUBGROUP 04-16A |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST CONVERSION OF CURRENTLY ESTABLISHED TOLERANCE ON LEAFY GREENS, SUBGROUP 4A TO LEAFY GREENS SUBGROUP 4-16A |
| 13232 |
05/18/2021 |
TRIFLOXYSTROBIN |
SUBGROUP 22B |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST CONVERSION OF CURRENTLY ESTABLISHED TOLERANCE ON LEAF PETIOLES SUBGROUP 4B TO LEAF PETIOLE VEGETABLE SUBGROUP 22B |
| 13231 |
05/18/2021 |
TRIFLOXYSTROBIN |
CROP GROUP 12-12 |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST CONVERSION OF CURRENTLY ESTABLISHED TOLERANCE ON FRUIT, STONE, GROUP 12 TO FRUIT, STONE, GROUP 12-12 (REQUESTING HARMONIZATION WITH CODEX) |
| 13230 |
05/18/2021 |
TRIFLOXYSTROBIN |
CROP GROUP 11-10 |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST CONVERSION OF CURRENTLY ESTABLISHED TOLERANCE ON FRUIT, POME TO FRUIT, POME, GROUP 11-10 (REQUESTING HARMONIZATION WITH CODEX) |
| 13229 |
05/18/2021 |
TRIFLOXYSTROBIN |
CROP GROUP 10-10 |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST CONVERSION OF CURRENTLY ESTABLISHED TOLERANCE ON FRUIT, CITRUS, GROUP 10 TO FRUIT, CITRUS, GROUP 10-10 |
| 13228 |
05/18/2021 |
TRIFLOXYSTROBIN |
CELERY (SEED) |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | PER 40CFR, THERE WAS A DILL, SEED, TOLERANCE (30 PPM) ESTABLISHED, WHICH WAS REQUESTED IN THE PETITION TO BE DELETED UPON APPROVAL OF A SPICE GROUP 26 TOLERANCE TO REPLACE IT (BEING THAT DILL, SEED, OR CELERY, SEED, SERVES AS A REP CROP FOR SPICE GROUP 26) |
| 13227 |
05/18/2021 |
TRIFLOXYSTROBIN |
SUBGROUP 04-16B |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST CONVERSION OF CURRENTLY ESTABLISHED TOLERANCE ON BRASSICA, LEAFY GREENS, SUBGROUP 5B TO BRASSICA, LEAFY GREENS, SUBGROUP 4-16B |
| 13226 |
05/18/2021 |
TRIFLOXYSTROBIN |
CROP GROUP 05-16 |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST CONVERSION OF CURRENTLY ESTABLISHED TOLERANCE ON BRASSICA, HEAD AND STEM, SUBGROUP 5A TO VEGETABLE, BRASSICA, HEAD AND STEM, GROUP 5-16 |
| 13225 |
05/13/2021 |
PRIMISULFURON-METHYL |
GRASSES (BLUEGRASS) |
NON-NOMINATED PROJECT, WITHDRAWN |
OR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | NO OTHER ALTERNATIVE HERBICIDES ARE LABELED; SLN HAS EXISTED FOR THIS USE SINCE 1996 BUT WOULD LIKE TO ESTABLISH TOLERANCE TO ALLOW HAY AND GRAZING. |
| 13224 |
05/12/2021 |
LAMBDA-CYHALOTHRIN + THIAMETHOXAM |
QUINOA |
EPA HOLD |
CO |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | DAMAGE CAUSED BY LYGUS BUG. |
| 13223 |
05/12/2021 |
PIPERONYL BUTOXIDE |
RICE |
UNDER EVALUATION |
VA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | STORED GRAIN INSECTS; POPULAR SYNERGIST FOR ADDITION TO PYRETHRINS FOR POST-HARVEST USE ON STORED GRAIN TO PREVENT PEST INFESTATION.; |
| 13222 |
05/11/2021 |
FLUAZAINDOLIZINE |
BANANA |
E/CS DATA ON-GOING |
PR HI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | PLANT PARASITIC NEMATODES RADOPHOLUS SIMILIS, PRATYLENCHUS COFFEAE, HELICOTYLENCHUS MULTICINCTUS, MELOIDOGYNE INCOGNITA, ROTYLENCHULUS RENIFORMIS; LACK OF AVAILABLE PRODUCTS FOR NEMATODE MANAGEMENT |
| 13221 |
04/30/2021 |
INDOXACARB |
COFFEE |
INTERNATIONAL NON-GLP RESIDUE PROJECT |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13220 |
04/26/2021 |
MANDIPROPAMID + DIFENOCONAZOLE |
QUINOA |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
CO |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | NEEDED TO CONTROL DOWNY MILDEW |
| 13219 |
04/12/2021 |
ETHABOXAM |
AVOCADO |
ALL DATA RECEIVED AT HQ |
CA |
A1 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | PHYTOPHTHORA ROOT AND CROWN ROT; ROTATIONAL PRODUCT TO OTHER REGISTRATIONS OF NEW PRODUCTS AND MODES OF ACTION; RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT BY ROTATION; |
| 13218 |
04/12/2021 |
ETHABOXAM |
ALMOND |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
CA |
A1 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | PHYTOPHTHORA ROOT AND CROWN ROT; ROTATIONAL PRODUCT TO OTHER REGISTRATIONS OF NEW PRODUCTS AND MODES OF ACTION; RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT BY ROTATION |
| 13217 |
04/08/2021 |
FLUOPICOLIDE |
ALMOND |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
CA |
A2 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | ROTATIONAL PRODUCT TO OXATHIAPIPROLIN, RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT TO PHOSPHITES AND MEFENOXAM; PHYTOPHTHORA ROOT AND CROWN ROTS |
| 13216 |
04/05/2021 |
FLUTIANIL |
STRAWBERRY (GH) |
IR-4 EVALUATING NON-US DATA TO SUPPORT US TOLERANCE |
FL |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | POWDERY MILDEW, ROTATIONAL PRODUCT FOR RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT. |
| 13215 |
03/30/2021 |
PENTHIOPYRAD |
PEANUT |
USE REGISTERED |
GA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | SEEDLING DISEASES OF PEANUT, ESPECIALLY ASPERGILLUS NIGER, ASPERGILLUS FLAVUS, AND RHIZOCTONIA SOLANI; SEEDLING DISEASES, ESPECIALLY ASPERGILLUS CROWN ROT (A. NIGER) CAN COST GROWERS SIGNIFICANT YIELD, INCREASE THE SEVERITY OF TOMATO SPOTTED WILT, AND NECESSITATE COSTLY REPLANTS; HISTORICALLY, AZOXYSTROBIN HAS BEEN THE PRODUCT OF CHOICE FOR PEANUT FARMERS IN THE UNITED STATES TO BATTLE SEEDLING DISEASES; HOWEVER, FUNGICIDE RESISTANCE IS NOW CONFIRMED FOR A. NIGER AND A. FLAVUS TO AZOXYSTROBIN; GIVEN THAT ASPERGILLUS CROWN ROT (A. NIGER) IS THE MOST IMPORTANT SEEDLING DISEASE OF PEANUT IN THE SOUTHEASTERN UNITED STATES, GROWERS DESPERATELY NEED NEW FUNGICIDE OPTIONS FOR MANAGEMENT; IN RECENT STUDIES, PENTHYOPYRAD HAS PERFORMED EXCEPTIONALLY WELL |
| 13214 |
03/24/2021 |
SPINOSAD |
PERSIMMON |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | ANTS ARE A DIRECT PEST; THEY MAR THE FRUIT AND ALSO PROTECT HOMOPTERAN PESTS; NO ADEQUATE CONTROL IS AVAILABLE |
| 13212 |
03/10/2021 |
INDOXACARB |
COFFEE |
INTERNATIONAL NON-GLP RESIDUE PROJECT |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13211 |
02/26/2021 |
ISOFETAMID |
IR-4 PROPOSED SUBGROUP 06-18F |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCES FOR INDIVIDUAL COMMODITIES IN PROPOSED CROP SUBGROUP 06-18F, DRIED SHELLED PEA, BASED ON EXISTING TOLERANCES |
| 13210 |
02/26/2021 |
ISOFETAMID |
IR-4 PROPOSED SUBGROUP 06-18E |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCES FOR INDIVIDUAL COMMODITIES IN PROPOSED CROP SUBGROUP 06-18E, DRIED SHELLED BEAN, EXCEPT SOYBEAN, BASED ON EXISTING TOLERANCES |
| 13209 |
02/26/2021 |
ISOFETAMID |
IR-4 PROPOSED SUBGROUP 06-18D |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCES FOR INDIVIDUAL COMMODITIES IN PROPOSED CROP SUBGROUP 06-18D, SUCCULENT SHELLED PEA, BASED ON EXISTING TOLERANCES |
| 13208 |
02/26/2021 |
ISOFETAMID |
IR-4 PROPOSED SUBGROUP 06-18C |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCES FOR INDIVIDUAL COMMODITIES IN PROPOSED CROP SUBGROUP 06-18C, SUCCULENT SHELLED BEAN, BASED ON EXISTING TOLERANCES |
| 13207 |
02/26/2021 |
ISOFETAMID |
IR-4 PROPOSED SUBGROUP 06-18B |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCES FOR INDIVIDUAL COMMODITIES IN PROPOSED CROP SUBGROUP 06-18B, EDIBLE PODDED PEA LEGUME VEGETABLE, BASED ON EXISTING TOLERANCES |
| 13206 |
02/26/2021 |
ISOFETAMID |
IR-4 PROPOSED SUBGROUP 06-18A |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCES FOR INDIVIDUAL COMMODITIES IN PROPOSED CROP SUBGROUP 06-18A, EDIBLE PODDED BEAN LEGUME VEGETABLE, BASED ON EXISTING TOLERANCES |
| 13205 |
02/16/2021 |
SULFOXAFLOR |
GRASSES (SEED CROP) |
RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED |
OR |
A1 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | ALTERNATIVE TO CHLORPYRIFOS IN GRASS SEED PRODUCTION SYSTEMS; ADDITIONAL ROTATIONAL PRODUCTS FOR APHID CONTROL |
| 13204 |
02/15/2021 |
METAMITRON |
BEET (SUGAR) |
MFG OBJECTIVE |
CO WY MN MN ID ID NY |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | PALMER AMARANTH. ALSO WORKS AGAINST WATER HEMP IN OTHER MARKETS.; PALMER AMARANTH IS A NEWLY EMERGING PEST IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN WEST. IT GROWS QUICKLY, IS VERY SEEDY, EMERGS ALL SEASON LONG AND EASILY MUTATES DUE TO ITS OUT-CROSSING. THEREFOR THIS WEED HAS RAPIDLY ACQUIRED RESISTANCE TO THE ONLY LABELED PRODUCT FOR SUGARBEETS WITH ANY EFFICACY AGAINST PALMER (GLYPHOSATE); NY: The addition of a new active ingredient in sugar beets may support the registration of the product in fresh and processing table beets. Herbicide options are limited in table beets, in part because of the adoption of RR sugar beets, which impacted herbicide development in the crop group:06/25; |
| 13203 |
02/03/2021 |
FLUOXAPIPROLIN |
HOPS |
RESEARCHABLE, ONLY RESIDUE DATA NEEDED |
WA MI OR TN |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | FLUOXAPIPROLIN IS REPORTED TO BE HIGHLY EFFECTIVE AGAINST HOP DOWNY MILDEW. RESISTANCE IS KNOWN IN THE HOP DOWNY MILDEW PATHOGEN TO GROUP P 07 (33) AND GROUP 4; RESISTANCE TO NUMEROUS OTHER FUNGICIDES ARE REPORTED IN CLOSELY RELATED DOWNY MILDEW PATHOGENS. THEREFORE, USE OF FLUOXAPIPROLIN WILL ENSURE DISEASE MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS ARE BOTH EFFECTIVE AND SUSTAINABLE; MI-Important disease in the eastern US in hops:09/24; TN: Downy mildew has become one of the major sources of disease pressure in hops grown in Tennessee:06/25; |
| 13202 |
01/28/2021 |
METHOXYFENOZIDE + SPINETORAM |
SESAME |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
TX |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | SESAME LEAFROLLER, ANTIGASTRA CATALAUNALIS;THERE ARE FEW INSECTICIDES LABELLED FOR USE IN SESAME. DURING THE 2020 GROWING SEASON, THE SESAME LEAFROLLER CAUSED SIGNIFICANT ECONOMIC LOSSES IN SESAME GROWN IN TEXAS AND OKLAHOMA (AND POSSIBLY OTHER REGIONS). THIS PEST IS KNOWN TO HAVE UP TO 14 GENERATIONS PER YEAR AND THUS IT IS AN ONGOING, SEASON-LONG PROBLEM FROM PLANT EMERGENCE THROUGH BLOOM THAT REQUIRES MULTIPLE INSECTICIDE APPLICATIONS. INTREPID EDGE OFFERS A QUICK KNOCKDOWN (SPINETORAM) OF THESE VORACIOUSLY FEEDING PESTS, ALONG WITH THE INSECT GROWTH REGULATOR METHOXYFENOZIDE FOR LONGER CONTROL. THE USE OF A DUAL ACTIVE INGREDIENTS HAS THE POTENTIAL TO REDUCE THE NUMBER OF INSECTICIDE APPLICATIONS THAT MUST BE MADE TO MANAGE THIS PEST. |
| 13201 |
01/15/2021 |
CHLORFENAPYR |
CAULIFLOWER |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
AZ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | DIAMONDBACK MOTH (DBM)-LACK OF EFFECTIVE ALTERNATIVES REGISTERED FOR USE FOR DBM CONTROL IN TRANSPLANT NURSERIES.; DBM RESISTANCE TO DIAMIDES IS SPREADING THROUGHOUT THE WESTERN U.S. VIA TRANSPLANTED BRASSICA CROPS. HOWEVER, TRANSPLANT NURSERIES HAVE FEW EFFECTIVE ALTERNATIVES FOR DBM CONTROL. USING CHLORFENAPYR IN THE NURSERY PRIOR TO TRANSPLANTING IN THE FIELD COULD 1) PROVIDE AN EFFECTIVE ALTERNATIVE FOR REDUCING DBM DENSITIES ON FIELD-READY TRANSPLANTS, 2) REDUCE SELECTION PRESSURE ON BTS AND PYRETHROIDS COMMONLY USED IN NURSERIES, 3) DISCOURAGE THE ILLEGAL USE OF UNREGISTERED A.I.S IN NURSERIES (SPINOSYNS, DIAMIDES) AND 4) MINIMIZE INTER-AND INTRASTATE MOVEMENT OF DIAMIDE RESISTANT DBM. |
| 13200 |
01/12/2021 |
S-METOLACHLOR/METOLACHLOR |
BEAN, LIMA (SUCCULENT & DRIED SHELLED) |
USE REGISTERED, NOT NATIONALLY |
DE |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | NO EFFECTIVE POSTEMERGENCE HERBICIDES FOR LIMA BEANS DUE TO WIDE SPREAD HERBICIDE RESISTANCE; GROUP 2 (ALS) RESISTANT WEED SPECIES, PRIMARILY AMARANTHUS SPECIES 01/21 |
| 13199 |
01/12/2021 |
S-METOLACHLOR/METOLACHLOR |
PUMPKIN |
USE REGISTERED, NOT NATIONALLY |
DE MD NJ OH NY AR |
|
MeToo |
| 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; |
| 13198 |
01/12/2021 |
FLUAZIFOP-P-BUTYL |
SUBGROUP 13-07G |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE EXPANSION FROM STRAWBERRY TO BERRY, LOW GROWING, SUBGROUP 13-07G |
| 13197 |
01/12/2021 |
FLUAZIFOP-P-BUTYL |
SUBGROUP 20C |
NO-DATA, CROP GROUP/SUBGROUP TOLERANCE REVISION |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TOLERANCES FOR INDIVIDUAL COMMODITIES OF CROP SUBGROUP 20C (COTTONSEED); BASED ON EXISTING TOLERANCES FOR COMMODITIES IN OILSEED CROP GROUP 20 |
| 13196 |
01/12/2021 |
FLUAZIFOP-P-BUTYL |
IR-4 PROPOSED SUBGROUP 06-18E |
NO-DATA, CROP GROUP/SUBGROUP TOLERANCE REVISION |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TOLERANCES FOR INDIVIDUAL COMMODITIES OF CROP SUBGROUP 6-18E: DRIED SHELLED BEAN, EXCEPT SOYBEAN, SUBGROUP; BASED ON EXISTING TOLERANCES FOR COMMODITIES IN LEGUME VEGETABLES (SUCCULENT OR DRIED) CROP GROUP 6; |
| 13195 |
01/11/2021 |
PROTHIOCONAZOLE |
GRASSES (SEED CROP) |
FINAL REPORT SIGNED; READY FOR SUBMISSION |
HQ OR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | RUSTS (PUCCINIA SPP.) |
| 13194 |
01/07/2021 |
MEFENOXAM |
LETTUCE (HEAD & LEAF) |
STUDY CANCELED BY IR-4 |
CA |
A |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | PYTHIUM UNCINULATUM; TO CONTROL PYTHIUM WILT |
| 13193 |
12/09/2020 |
TRIBENURON-METHYL |
IR-4 PROPOSED SUBGROUP 15-20F |
TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO ESTABLISH TOLERANCES ON INDIVIDUAL COMMODITIES IN THE PROPOSED RICE SUBGROUP 15-20F, BASED ON EXISTING TOLERANCES FOR COMMODITIES IN CEREAL GRAIINS CROP GROUP 15 |
| 13192 |
12/09/2020 |
TRIBENURON-METHYL |
IR-4 PROPOSED SUBGROUP 15-20E |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO ESTABLISH TOLERANCES ON INDIVIDUAL COMMODITIES IN THE PROPOSED GRAIN SORGHUM AND MILLET SUBGROUP 15-20E, BASED ON EXISTING TOLERANCES FOR COMMODITIES IN CEREAL GRAIINS CROP GROUP 15 |
| 13191 |
12/09/2020 |
TRIBENURON-METHYL |
IR-4 PROPOSED SUBGROUP 15-20C |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO ESTABLISH TOLERANCES ON INDIVIDUAL COMMODITIES IN THE PROPOSED FIELD CORN SUBGROUP 15-20C, BASED ON EXISTING TOLERANCES FOR COMMODITIES IN CEREAL GRAIINS CROP GROUP 15 |
| 13190 |
12/09/2020 |
TRIBENURON-METHYL |
IR-4 PROPOSED SUBGROUP 15-20B |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO ESTABLISH TOLERANCES ON INDIVIDUAL COMMODITIES IN THE PROPOSED BARLEY SUBGROUP 15-20B, BASED ON EXISTING TOLERANCES FOR COMMODITIES IN CEREAL GRAIINS CROP GROUP 15 |
| 13189 |
12/09/2020 |
TRIBENURON-METHYL |
IR-4 PROPOSED SUBGROUP 15-20A |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO ESTABLISH TOLERANCES ON INDIVIDUAL COMMODITIES IN THE PROPOSED WHEAT SUBGROUP 15-20A, BASED ON EXISTING TOLERANCES FOR COMMODITIES IN CEREAL GRAIINS CROP GROUP 15 |
| 13188 |
12/08/2020 |
TRIBENURON-METHYL |
SUBGROUP 20C |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST A CROP SUBGROUP 20C TOLERANCE, BASED ON THE CURRENT TOLERANCE ESTABLISHED FOR COTTON, UNDELINTED SEED |
| 13187 |
12/08/2020 |
TRIBENURON-METHYL |
SUBGROUP 20A |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCE FOR CROP SUBGROUP 20A BASED ON EXISTING REP CROP CANOLA SEED TOLERANCE |
| 13186 |
12/03/2020 |
FLUXAPYROXAD + PYRACLOSTROBIN |
COFFEE |
USE REGISTERED |
HI PR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | COFFEE LEAF RUST, HEMILEIA VASTATRIX; THERE ARE NO SYSTEMIC FUNGICIDES REGISTERED IN COFFEE TO CONTROL COFFEE LEAF RUST (CLR); THERE IS AN URGENT NEED FOR SYSTEMIC FUNGICIDES TO CONTROL CLR DUE TO THE RECENT DETECTION OF THIS PATHOGEN IN HAWAII |
| 13185 |
12/01/2020 |
PRONAMIDE |
CANOLA |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
AZ ID ID |
H |
MeToo |
| 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 |
| 13184 |
11/06/2020 |
CLETHODIM |
RICE |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
CA AR LA CA |
A |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | RED RICE (ORYZA SATIVA) KNOWN AS WEEDY RICE BECAUSE 7 BIOTYPES HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED; NO HERBICIDES REGISTERED ON RICE ARE EFFECTIVE IN CONTROL; ABOUT 2,000 ACRES ARE INFESTED; HOWEVER, THE WEEDY RICE HAS POTENTIAL TO BECOME A SIGNIFICANT PEST, DECREASING YIELD AND QUALITY; BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES WERE DEVELOPED WITH NO HERBICIDE LISTED OTHER THAN GLYPHOSATE FOR PREPLANT APPLIC; NO GLYPHOSATE APPLIC FOR FOLIAR USE OR SPOT TREATMENT PER LABEL CONDITIONS; PER ME TOO, ARKANSAS CURRENTLY HAS APPROXIMATELY 15-20% OF 1.5 MILLION RICE ACRES INFESTED WITH WEEDY RICE. OF THAT, 50% OF THE WEEDY RICE IS RESISTANT TO ALS HERBICIDES.:03/21; |
| 13183 |
11/02/2020 |
SULFUR DIOXIDE |
FIG |
NOTICE OF FILING ISSUED/PROPOSAL |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | |
| 13182 |
10/29/2020 |
ZIRAM |
COFFEE |
HOLD |
HI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | COFFEE RUST, HEMILEIA VASTATRIX; THERE ARE NO FUNGICIDES REGISTERED IN COFFEE TO CONTROL COFFEE RUST EXCEPT COPPER BASED PRODUCTS; THERE IS AN URGENT NEED FOR FUNGICIDE PRODUCTS TO CONTROL COFFEE RUST DUE TO THE RECENT DETECTION OF THIS PATHOGEN IN HAWAII |
| 13181 |
10/29/2020 |
FLUXAPYROXAD + PYRACLOSTROBIN |
COFFEE |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
HI PR |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | COFFEE RUST, HEMILEIA VASTATRIX; THERE ARE NO FUNGICIDES REGISTERED IN COFFEE TO CONTROL RUST EXCEPT COPPER BASED PRODUCTS; THERE IS AN URGENT NEED FOR FUNGICIDE PRODUCTS TO CONTROL COFFEE RUST DUE TO THE RECENT DETECTION OF THIS PATHOGEN IN HAWAII |
| 13180 |
10/29/2020 |
PROTHIOCONAZOLE |
COFFEE |
MFG WILL NOT SUPPORT |
HI |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | COFFEE RUST, HEMILEIA VASTATRIX; THERE ARE NO FUNGICIDES REGISTERED IN COFFEE TO CONTROL COFFEE RUST EXCEPT COPPER BASED PRODUCTS; THERE IS AN URGENT NEED FOR FUNGICIDE PRODUCTS TO CONTROL COFFEE RUST DUE TO THE RECENT DETECTION OF THIS PATHOGEN IN HAWAII |
| 13179 |
10/29/2020 |
BENZOVINDIFLUPYR + DIFENOCONAZOLE |
COFFEE |
COMPLETE WITH ON-GOING TRIALS |
HI PR |
A2 |
MeToo |
| Reasons: | COFFEE RUST, HEMILEIA VASTATRIX; THERE ARE NO FUNGICIDES REGISTERED IN COFFEE TO CONTROL COFFEE RUST EXCEPT COPPER BASED PRODUCTS; THERE IS AN URGENT NEED FOR FUNGICIDE PRODUCTS TO CONTROL COFFEE RUST DUE TO THE RECENT DETECTION OF THIS PATHOGEN IN HAWAII |
| 13178 |
10/26/2020 |
GLUFOSINATE |
SUNFLOWER |
FINAL REPORT UNDER REVIEW WITH QA/MFG |
HQ CA |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | FROM THE SAFFLOWER REQUEST: HAIRY FLEABANE (CONYZA BONARIENSIS), HORSEWEED (CONYZA CANADENSIS); GROWERS ARE UNABLE TO CONTROL THESE WEED SPECIES WITH CURRENT REGISTERED HERBICIDES; GLUFOSINATE CANNOT BE USED IN A SAFFLOWER PRODUCTION SYSTEM AS IT HAS A RESTRICTIVE ROTATION INTERVAL OF 180 DAYS BEFORE SAFFLOWER CAN BE PLANTED |
| 13177 |
10/07/2020 |
S-METOLACHLOR/METOLACHLOR |
GOLD-OF-PLEASURE (CAMELINA) |
RESEARCHABLE, RESIDUE & E/CS DATA NEEDED |
HQ OR MT SD NV |
A |
MeToo |
| 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 |
| 13176 |
09/29/2020 |
ETHALFLURALIN |
IR-4 PROPOSED SUBGROUP 06-18F |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCES FOR INDIVIDUAL COMMODITIES IN PROPOSED CROP SUBGROUP 06-18F, DRIED SHELLED PEA, BASED ON EXISTING TOLERANCES |
| 13175 |
09/29/2020 |
ETHALFLURALIN |
IR-4 PROPOSED SUBGROUP 06-18E |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST TOLERANCES FOR INDIVIDUAL COMMODITIES IN PROPOSED CROP SUBGROUP 06-18E, DRIED SHELLED BEAN, EXCEPT SOYBEAN, BASED ON EXISTING TOLERANCES |
| 13174 |
09/29/2020 |
ETHALFLURALIN |
SUBGROUP 01C |
USE REGISTERED |
HQ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | TO REQUEST A TOLERANCE FOR CROP SUBGROUP 1C, BASED ON THE EXISTING REP CROP POTATO TOLERANCE |
| 13213 |
08/22/2018 |
QUIZALOFOP |
FIELD PENNYCRESS (OIL SEED) |
COVERED BY ANOTHER PROJECT |
HQ IA IL SD MN |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | FROM 12630 - GRASS WEEDS; NO LABELED PESTICIDES FOR THIS NEW CROP |
| 14035 |
08/04/2005 |
METAMITRON |
SWISS CHARD |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
NJ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | WEEDS. Weeds: pigweeds (including multiple-resistance Palmer amaranth). Swiss chard growers have few available herbicide options to use for broadleaf weed control:06/25; |
| 14033 |
08/04/2005 |
METAMITRON |
BEET (GARDEN) |
POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY |
NY NJ |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | WEEDS. Pigweed species (AMAXX), common lambsquarters (CHEAL), other weed species. CHEAL needs PRE control options, AMAPA control demonstrated in sugar beet. There are few beet herbicides, they have narrow spectrums of control, and are often used at low rates, which can limit performance:06/25; NJ: Limited herbicide options for effective residual weed control in table beets grown in the Northeast region, with increasing presence of challenging herbicide-resistant (pigweed, ragweed) or troublesome (lambsquarters) weed species:09/25; |
| 13936 |
07/30/2005 |
AMICARBAZONE |
CORN (SWEET) |
COVERED BY ANOTHER PROJECT |
OR NC |
|
MeToo |
| Reasons: | WEEDS; pigweeds, lambsquarter, crabgrass Alternative to atrazine. Alternative to atrazine can potentially reduce the negative environmental effects of atrazine use:04/25; |
