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Herbicide Tables
Herbicide Tables
This table includes selected information about the herbicides recommended in this guide. The products are listed alphabetically
by Active Ingredient, with a selection of Trade Names.
° = indicates that small package and ready-to-use formulations are commonly available at hardware stores and garden center
* = indicates that some formulations may be Restricted Use Pesticides (RUP) and require a certification to purchase and use
† = indicates biorational formulations that may be listed by the Organic Materials Research Institute (OMRI) and may be
allowed in organic production - check with your certifier
‡ = indicates additional formulations that do not currently occur elsewhere in this guide as crop protection recommendations
because they are not as well understood to be effective options
The Signal Word is an indication of the human health hazard of the product.
The Leaching Risk and Runoff Risk columns have one of four listings:
v. low = the product is not likely to move with water
low = the product has a low likelihood of moving with water
med = the product has an intermediate likelihood of moving with water
high = the product has a high likelihood of moving with water
The Respirator Use column has one of the following listings:
no = you do not need to use a respirator
yes = you do need some sort of respirator for some part of the process (see label for details)
some = certain Trade Names may require respirators, but others may not
Active Ingredients
°2,4-D
*acetachlor, atrazine
acetochlor
*acetochlor, atrazine
acifluorfen
‡allyl isothiocyanate
‡†ammoniated soap of fatty acids
ammonium nonanoate
*atrazine
*atrazine, mesotrione, s-metolachlor, bicyclopyrone
*atrazine, pyroxasulfone, fluthiacet-methyl
*atrazine, s-metolachlor
benefin
bensulide
bentazon
bentazon, sethoxydim
bromacil
bromoxynil
°‡†caprylic acid, capric acid
carfentrazone
carfentrazone, sulfentrazone
clethodim
clomazone
clopyralid
‡†clove oil, rosemary oil, peppermint oil, cottonseed oil
°‡†corn gluten
cycloate
DCPA
dicamba
dichlobenil
dimethenamid-p
*dimethenamid-p, atrazine
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Trade Names
Formula 40, Savage, Weedar
Degree Xtra, Fultime, Harness Extra,
Keystone
Signal
Word
danger
caution,
warning
Breakfree , Harness, Surpass EC, TopNotch warning
Breakfree ATZ, Breakfree ATZ Lite
Ultra Blazer
Dominus
warning
danger
danger
Final-San-O
AXXE
AAtrex 4L, Aatrex Nine-O, Cornbelt 4L,
Cornbelt 90DF, Infantry 4L, Infantry 90DF
Acuron
Anthem ATZ
Bicep II Magnum, Bicep Lite II Magnum
Lexar
Balan DF
Prefar 4E
Basagran, Bashazon, Broadloom, Biscayne
Rezult
Hyvar X
Moxy 2E
HomePlate
Aim EC
Spartan Charge
Clethodim 2E, Select Max
Caravel, Command 3ME
Spur, Stinger
GreenFurrow EF 400
Preen Organic Weed Preventer
Ro-Neet
Dacthal Flowable
Banvel, Clarity
Casoron 4G
Outlook
Commit ATZ, Commit ATZ Lite,
Guardsman Max
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warning
warning
caution
caution
warning
caution
warning
caution
caution,
danger
caution
caution
warning
caution
caution
caution
caution,
warning
caution
caution
exempt
caution
caution
caution
warning
caution
warning
warning
Leaching
Risk
med
high
med
high
high
-
-
low
high
high
high
high
-
med
med
low
high
low
-
low
high
low
med
high
low
low
med
low
high
med
med
high
Runoff
Risk
low
med
low
med
med
-
-
low
med
med
med
med
-
high
low
low
med
med
-
low
med
low
low
low
med
med
low
high
low
med
low
med
Respirator
Use
some
no
no
no
no
yes
no
no
some
no
no
no
no
yes
no
no
yes
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
yes
no
no
no
no
no
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