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Every weed, disease, and insect below links to the Health Canada registered products whose labels list it as a target. Counts reflect current registrations only. Data comes from the federal registry and refreshes weekly.

Weeds

1002 weeds with registered control products

Redroot pigweed (676)
Lamb's-quarters (654)
Wild buckwheat (617)
Green foxtail (584)
Wild oats (539)
Stinkweed (536)
Kochia (531)
Wild mustard (517)
Shepherd's purse (506)
Barnyard grass (480)
Cleavers (467)
Canada thistle (464)
Russian thistle (448)
Hemp-nettle (428)
Flixweed (414)
Dandelion (406)
Lady's-thumb (397)
Common ragweed (389)
Cow cockle (340)
Volunteer canola (339)
Quackgrass (333)
Perennial sow-thistle (316)
Yellow foxtail (304)
Velvetleaf (255)
Stork's-bill (249)
Persian darnel (246)
Volunteer flax (245)
Cocklebur (244)
Chickweed (231)
Smartweed (224)
Common chickweed (221)
Volunteer barley (218)
Prickly lettuce (217)
Round-leaved mallow (217)
Narrow-leaved hawk's beard (207)
Annual sowthistle (205)
Crabgrass (203)
Field bindweed (201)
Corn spurry (194)
Canada fleabane (192)
Eastern black nightshade (191)
Scentless chamomile (191)
Fall panicum (188)
Volunteer wheat (188)
Ragweed (175)
Downy brome (165)
Green smartweed (160)
Common groundsel (151)
Volunteer cereals (151)
Tartary buckwheat (149)
Proso millet (147)
Giant foxtail (145)
Toadflax (140)
Foxtail barley (137)
Volunteer oats (136)
Burdock (130)
Vetch (126)
Bluebur (117)
Plantain (114)
Foxtail (111)
Common milkweed (110)
Giant ragweed (110)
Wild radish (110)
Russian pigweed (109)
Mustards (108)
Volunteer canary seed (108)
Yellow nutsedge (108)
Annual bluegrass (107)
Ha (105)
Western snowberry (102)
Alder (98)
Alfalfa (98)
Other perennials (96)
Willow (93)
Japanese brome (92)
Purple loosestrife (92)
Old witchgrass (90)
Ball mustard (89)
Cherry (88)
Night flowering catchfly (87)
Common lamb's-quarters (85)
Woody brush (85)
Goat's-beard (83)
Large crabgrass (81)
Poplar (80)
Tall waterhemp (80)
Witchgrass (79)
Pigweed (78)
Wormseed mustard (75)
Sow-thistle (74)
Trees (74)
Curled dock (73)
Sweet clover (72)
Volunteer sunflower (72)
Maple (71)
Canola (70)
Narrow-leaved vetch (68)
Raspberry (68)
Birch (66)
Volunteer alfalfa (64)
Hoary cress (63)
Fall seeded ryegrass (62)
Preharvest weed (62)
Hairy nightshade (61)
Purslane (61)
Volunteer adzuki beans (59)
Field horsetail (57)
Common waterhemp (56)
Salmonberry (54)
Labelled annual (52)
Volunteer rapeseed (51)
American nightshade (48)
Prostrate pigweed (48)
Annual sunflower (47)
Horse-nettle (47)
Biennial wormwood (46)
Leafy spurge (46)
Volunteer corn (46)
Diffuse knapweed (45)
Goldenrod (45)
Pennsylvania smartweed (45)
Pale smartweed (44)
Wild carrot (44)
Jimsonweed (42)
Non-Roundup ready volunteer canola (41)
Sheep sorrel (41)
Volunteer tame oats (41)
Knotweed (40)
Wild tomato (40)
Annual smartweed (39)
Clovers (39)
Primocanes (39)
White cockle (39)
Wire-stemmed muhly (39)
Green pigweed (38)
Hairy galinsoga (38)
Wild rose (38)
Carpetweed (36)
Smooth pigweed (36)
Brome grasses (35)
Bur cucumber (35)
Oxeye daisy (34)
Palmer amaranth (34)
Smooth crabgrass (34)
Wild proso millet (34)
Blue lettuce (32)
Common purslane (32)
Dodder species (32)
Dog mustard (32)
Segregating wild type plants (32)
Biotypes (31)
Nightshade (31)
Poison ivy (31)
False ragweed (30)
Hedge bindweed (30)
Sunflower (30)
Tufted vetch (30)
Emerged annual (29)
Tumble mustard (29)
Yellow woodsorrel (29)
Common plantain (28)
Gumweed (28)
Long-spined sandbur (28)
Red clover (28)
Thistle (28)
All annual grasses (27)
Common buckwheat (27)
Oak-leaved goosefoot (27)
Russian knapweed (27)
Segregating wild type plants within the female population (27)
Waterhemp (27)
Field peppergrass (26)
Hare's-ear mustard (26)
Horsetail (26)
Alsike clover (25)
Indian mustard (25)
Tall buttercup (25)
Tansy ragwort (25)
Broad spectrum of grassy (24)
Henbit (24)
Milkweed (24)
Woody growth (24)
Buckwheat (23)
Buttercup (23)
Dodder (23)
English daisy (23)
Pine (23)
White clover (23)
Chokecherry (22)
Common tansy (22)
Corn (22)
Spotted (22)
Groundsel (21)
Hawkweed (21)
Tansy mustard (21)
Volunteer roundup ready canola (21)
Buckthorn (20)
Elm (20)
Existing vegetation (20)
Lambkill (20)
Powell pigweed (20)
Stinging nettle (20)
Basswood (19)
Bull thistle (19)
False flax (19)
Hickory (19)
Japanese brome grass (19)
Pasture sage (19)
Volunteer canary grass (19)
Volunteer spring wheat (19)
Bristly foxtail (18)
Cheat grass (18)
Listed annual or perennial weeds (18)
Nutsedge (18)
Tansy (18)
Volunteer canary seed and proso millet (18)
Wild sunflower (18)
Wolf willow (18)
Aspen poplar (17)
Docks (17)
Forage renovation (17)
Kudzu (17)
Non-Roundup ready canola (17)
Prickly rose (17)
2 (16)
Aspen (16)
Chicory (16)
Peppergrass (16)
Perennial vetch species (16)
Spotted knapweed (16)
Tamarack (16)
Volunteer durum wheat (16)
Yellow starthistle (16)
4-D ester (15)
Creeping buttercup (15)
Fleabane (15)
Potato (15)
Stink grass (15)
Susceptible winter annual (15)
Trees: birch (15)
Balsam poplar (14)
Common cocklebur (14)
Common yarrow (14)
Control of perennial sow thistle (14)
Daisy fleabane (14)
Heavy populations: Canada thistle (14)
Morning glory (14)
Sumac (14)
Wild millet (14)
Yellow rocket (14)
Broadleaf grass weeds (13)
Cudweed (13)
Ground cherry (13)
Japanese knotweed (13)
Johnsongrass (13)
Non-glyphosate tolerant volunteer canola (13)
Pineapple weed (13)
Poverty weed (13)
Undesirable hardwood species (13)
4-D (12)
Balsam fir (12)
Canada goldenrod (12)
Cinquefoil (12)
Common reed (12)
Heavy populations of Canada thistle (12)
Pigweed redroot (12)
Smooth bedstraw (12)
St. John's wort (12)
All weeds listed (11)
Bindweed (11)
Canola volunteer (11)
Heal-all (11)
Last cut before rotation or forage renovation (11)
Mixed hardwood species (11)
Mullein (11)
Orange hawkweed (11)
Prickly mallow (11)
Sedges (11)
Spruce (11)
Suckers (11)
Sugar maple (11)
Thyme-leafed spurge (11)
Thyme-leaved spurge (11)
Volunteer tame mustard (11)
Whorls stage (11)
Absinth wormwood (10)
Annual nightshades (10)
Bur oak (10)
Canola varieties (10)
Control of Canada thistle (10)
Curly dock (10)
Elderberry (10)
Fireweed (10)
Hardhack (10)
Musk or nodding thistle (10)
Oak leaf goosefoot (10)
Plumeless thistle (10)
Sweet fern (10)
Tumbleweed (10)
Western ragweed (10)
White cedar (10)
Wild parsnip (10)
Beech (9)
Brush species (9)
Buckwheat wild (9)
Canada (9)
Common barnyard grass (9)
Deep-rooted perennial weeds (9)
Douglas fir (9)
Goosefoot (9)
Hairy fleabane (9)
Hard-to-kill woody brush (9)
Low cudweed (9)
Moss (9)
Mustard wild (9)
Oaks (9)
Perennial pepperweed (9)
Potato vine killing (9)
Purple aster (9)
Red maple (9)
Rushes (9)
Sow-thistle perennial (9)
Volunteer non-triazine tolerant canola (9)
Wild lettuce (9)
Wild potato vine (9)
All annual grasses listed (8)
Ash (8)
Black medick (8)
Broadleaf plantain (8)
Brush species metres tall (8)
Cedar (8)
Cheat (8)
Eastern black (8)
Flower-of-an-hour (8)
Harder-to (8)
Level of Canada thistle required (8)
Liverwort (8)
Mixed hardwood species on sites to be planted to conifers (8)
Non-Roundup ready canola pollen parental lines (8)
Rush skeletonweed (8)
Russian (8)
Scotch thistle (8)
Skin colour enhancement (8)
Tumble pigweed (8)
Turf (8)
Vine killing (8)
White ash (8)
White birch (8)
Wild caraway (8)
4-D weeds (7)
American dragonhead (7)
Babys breath (7)
Black cottonwood (7)
Bluegrass (7)
Control of dandelion (7)
Field scabious (7)
Harder-to- annual (7)
Hawthorn (7)
Hemp dogbane (7)
Herbaceous weeds (7)
Labelled 2 (7)
Late germinating weeds (7)
Loose silky bentgrass (7)
Pennsylvania (7)
Red oak (7)
Seedling Canada thistle (7)
Seedling sow thistle (7)
Taller weed growth (7)
Tumble (7)
Use the higher rate for perennial weeds (7)
Vine maple (7)
Weeds listed (7)
Wheat (7)
Wild chervil (7)
4-D ester herbicide (6)
Absinth (6)
Additional weeds as listed (6)
All annual broadleaved weeds listed (6)
Annual weeds for pasture renovation (6)
As specified (6)
As well as weeds controlled by 2 (6)
Barley (6)
Black nightshade (6)
Blackberry (6)
Buckwheat Tartary (6)
Burclover (6)
Chickweed common (6)
Common broomweed (6)
Cottonwood (6)
Dogwood (6)
Erect knotweed (6)
Established sod (6)
Flax (6)
Foxtail green (6)
Fuller's teasel (6)
Hairy buttercup (6)
Hardwood species (6)
Hemlock (6)
Hop-hornbeam (6)
Mallow (6)
Mulberry (6)
Pea (6)
Perennial weeds for pasture renovation (6)
Perennials : Canada thistle (6)
Poison oak (6)
Pre-emergence (6)
Red bartsias (6)
Roadside vegetation (6)
Sassafras (6)
Smartweed green (6)
Spreading atriplex (6)
Sycamore (6)
Tartary (6)
Trembling aspen (6)
Tropical soda apple (6)
Weeds controlled by glyphosate (6)
Weeds for renovation (6)
Weeds present at application (6)
Weeds present in the field (6)
Wide spectrum of broadleaved weeds (6)
Witchhazel (6)
Woody vegetation (6)
Actively growing (5)
Additional broadleaf (5)
Bitter sneezeweed (5)
Brome (5)
Burn-down of emerged annual (5)
Burndown (5)
Field pennycress (5)
Green tansy (5)
Group 2 herbicides that inhibit the ALS enzyme (5)
Ha rate (5)
Ha: ball mustard (5)
Italian ryegrass (5)
Labelled grassy (5)
Manitoba maple (5)
Mustard except dog (5)
Narrowleaf hawksbeard (5)
Nightshade species (5)
Oats (5)
Pennycress (5)
Pigweed Russian (5)
Poverty oatgrass (5)
Pre-harvest weed management (5)
Prostate pigweed (5)
Ragweed common (5)
Rate depends on weeds present (5)
Red pine (5)
Seedlings -leaf stage: green smartweed (5)
Seedlings -leaf stage: redroot pigweed (5)
Sow-thistle annual (5)
Spiny annual sowthistle (5)
Spotted spurge (5)
Sucker management (5)
Sunflower annual (5)
Susceptible woody growth (5)
Sweet (5)
Tall ironweed (5)
Tree species (5)
Tropic croton (5)
Volunteer clearfield canola (5)
Volunteer soybean (5)
Weeds on the 2 (5)
Weeds present (5)
Wild barley (5)
Woody brush species (5)
Woody plants m in height (5)
Woody species (5)
Young trees (5)
4-D amine (4)
Absinthe (4)
All labeled weeds as well as hardhack (4)
Annual grasses listed (4)
Annual weeds over 15 cm (4)
At 3.1 l (4)
Basal bark (4)
Black henbane (4)
Black mustard (4)
Bracken fern (4)
Broadleaf grassy weeds (4)
Broadleaved weeds listed (4)
Brown knapweed (4)
Cattail (4)
Common ragweed up to the weed stage (4)
Control of blue lettuce (4)
Cottontop (4)
Creeping charlie (4)
Daisy (4)
Deciduous (4)
Dog (4)
Downey brome (4)
Ericaceous species (4)
Existing turf (4)
Fallow year: wild millet (4)
Giant hogweed (4)
Glyphosate-tolerant (4)
Grassy broadleaf weeds (4)
Group 2 (4)
Ha + 2 (4)
Ha also common ragweed (4)
Ha: common chickweed (4)
Hempnettle with multiple postemergence applications of 200 g (4)
Hoary alyssum (4)
Hound's tongue (4)
Improved of wild oats (4)
Indian (4)
Invasive plants (4)
Labeled annual (4)
Only: ball mustard (4)
Other brush species (4)
Other species (4)
Postemergent of broadleaf weeds (4)
Prairie sage (4)
Prairie wild rose (4)
Prostrate knotweed (4)
Pussy toes (4)
Russian thistle. crop year: wild millet (4)
Silverberry (4)
Spring-germinated Japanese (4)
Spurry (4)
Spurry corn (4)
Sulphur cinquefoil (4)
Susceptible annual (4)
Susceptible perennials or winter annuals (4)
Susceptible woody plants (4)
Tank-mix with 2 (4)
Tank-mixes with 2 (4)
Teasel (4)
Turf grass (4)
Undesirable woody plants (4)
Unwanted brush (4)
Varieties (4)
Various weeds (4)
Vine (4)
Volunteer clovers (4)
Weeds in tree crops (4)
Whitetop (4)
Wick (4)
Wild strawberry (4)
Wiper (4)
Yellow hawkweed (4)
Yellow nutsedge at high rate (4)
Young tree species (4)
ALS (3)
Additional weeds found on the 2 (3)
All annual broadleaved weeds (3)
All of the above (3)
Annual broadleaved weeds listed (3)
Annual weeds 8-15 cm (3)
As well as cleavers (3)
At 200 g (3)
Atrazine resistant (3)
Bedstraw (3)
Bindweed field (3)
Bittercress (3)
Black spruce (3)
Blueberry (3)
Blueweed (3)
Broadleaf weeds controlled by 2 (3)
Broadleaves as listed (3)
Bunchberry (3)
Canola varieties . apply (3)
Centurion (3)
Cereals (3)
Chickweed -leaf (3)
Cleavers 0.21 l (3)
Common flax (3)
Common galinsoga (3)
Common mallow (3)
Competing vegetation (3)
Corn speedwell (3)
Crop (3)
Dog fennel (3)
Dog-strangling vine (3)
Dogbane (3)
Early post-emergent seedling broadleaf weeds (3)
Emerged annual or perennial weeds (3)
Extensive annual (3)
Foxtail yellow (3)
Grass section (3)
Grass weeds : barnyard grass (3)
Ground ivy (3)
Ground juniper (3)
Ha alone or in tank-mix with 140 g a.e (3)
Ha also: crab grass (3)
Ha of 2 (3)
Hare's-ear (3)
Hazel (3)
Heavy populations (3)
Hedge (3)
Hempnettle up to (3)
Honeysuckle (3)
Iberian starthistle (3)
Jerusalem artichoke (3)
Knapweed (3)
Lentils (3)
Lettuce (3)
Little mallow (3)
Low wild oat populations (3)
MCPA ester (3)
MCPA ester or curtail m (3)
MCPA susceptible weeds (3)
Medusa head (3)
Moderately susceptible: buttercup (3)
Non-Roundup ready® pollen parental lines (3)
Non-selective vegetation (3)
Oats wild (3)
Only: green foxtail (3)
Perennial rye grass (3)
Perennial sow thistle at higher rates (3)
Perennials brush (3)
Plantain species (3)
Postemergent weeds (3)
Pre-emergent weeds (3)
Pre-seed (3)
Prickly (3)
Radish wild (3)
Refine SG (3)
Renovation (3)
Residual (3)
Residual weed (3)
Rose (3)
Round-leaved mallow 0.41 l (3)
Ryegrass (3)
Scentless mayweed (3)
Scotch pine (3)
Segregating wild type plants within female population (3)
Shrubs: silverberry (3)
Silver maple (3)
Sitka spruce (3)
Smooth bromegrass (3)
Smooth hawk's-beard (3)
Some broadleaf weeds (3)
Sorrel (3)
South African ragwort (3)
Speckled alder (3)
Stump (3)
Sunflower volunteer (3)
Tank-mixes add burdock (3)
Tassel (3)
Thistle Canada (3)
Thistle Russian (3)
Triazine (3)
Venice (3)
Very-hard-to- broadleaf weeds (3)
Volunteer clearfield wheat (3)
Volunteer common rye (3)
Volunteer flax 0.31 l (3)
Weed emergence (3)
Weeds at (3)
Weeds for pasture renovation (3)
Weeds germinating from seed (3)
Weeds in cranberry (3)
Weeds in hybrid canola seed production fields (3)
Weeds in new ginseng gardens (3)
Weeds in tree (3)
White oak (3)
Wide spectrum of broadleaf weeds (3)
Wild apple (3)
Wild cherry (3)
Wild mustard. at 275 to 375 g (3)
Wild plum (3)
Wild raspberry (3)
Wirestem muhly (3)
Wormseed (3)
Yellow loosestrife (3)
Young (3)
0.5 l (2)
0.63 l (2)
4 (2)
4-D amine also controls additional weeds (2)
4-D ester or MCPA ester (2)
4.67 l (2)
5 (2)
9 (2)
Aatrex liquid 480 (2)
Additional broadleaf weeds controlled by 2 (2)
Additional broadleaved weeds with 2 (2)
Additional weeds at higher rates (2)
Additional weeds controlled by 2 (2)
Additional weeds on 2 (2)
All annual weeds listed (2)
All listed annual broadleaved weeds (2)
All listed annual grasses (2)
All remaining grass (2)
All the weeds controlled by simplicity* alone (2)
Amaranth (2)
American nightshade. seedlings -leaf stage: wild buckwheat (2)
Annual broadleaf weeds less than 4 cm in height (2)
Annual broadleaf weeds. cultivating grain stubble and spraying after regrowth may aid in (2)
Annual grassy (2)
Annual vegetation (2)
Annual weed seedlings (2)
Annual weeds less than 4 cm in height (2)
As listed (2)
As well as white cockle (2)
Assert 300 SC (2)
Assert 300 SC or puma 120 super (2)
Aster (2)
At 292 ml (2)
At 70 g (2)
At 73 ml (2)
At high rate also blue lettuce (2)
Balsam (2)
Barley volunteer (2)
Berry (2)
Biennial broad-leaved weeds (2)
Biennial broadleaf weeds (2)
Birch leaf miner (2)
Bitternut hickory (2)
Black cherry (2)
Black medic (2)
Black oak (2)
Black poplar (2)
Black tupelo (2)
Bladder campion (2)
Bluestem broomsedge (2)
Bristly (2)
Bristly oxtongue (2)
Broadleaf weeds (except for sow thistle ) (2)
Broadleaf weeds from cotyledon (2)
Broadleaf weeds. of quackgrass (2)
Broadleaved dock (2)
Brome Japanese (2)
Buckbrush (2)
Burdock before (2)
Burndown of emerged weeds (2)
Canada bluegrass (2)
Canada horseweed (2)
Carolina geranium (2)
Carrot (2)
Cat's-ear dandelion (2)
Certain susceptible species (2)
Chemical mowing (2)
Cockle cow (2)
Common crabgrass (2)
Common crupina (2)
Common dandelion (2)
Common glory (2)
Common purslane. tank-mix with nu-image herbicide for volunteer canola (2)
Common sassafras (2)
Common thistle (2)
Common yellow wood sorrel (2)
Coniferous brush (2)
Coniferous brush species (2)
Coniferous plantings (2)
Coniferous species (2)
Coniferous trees (2)
Conifers (2)
Consult provincial spray calendars for susceptible species (2)
Control of absinth wormwood (2)
Control of bracken fern (2)
Control of quackgrass (2)
Control or of annual weeds (2)
Control or of broadleaf weeds (2)
Cool weather (2)
Couch grass (2)
Creeping spurge (2)
Crimson clover (2)
Dandelion seedlings (2)
Deciduous competition (2)
Deciduous trees (2)
Devil's paint brush (2)
Ditchbank willow (2)
Dry (2)
Eastern white pine (2)
Enhanced (2)
Exhilarate a (2)
Existing forage (2)
Existing vegetation for pasture renovation (2)
Existing vegetation for zero-tillage seeding of legumes (2)
Existing vegetation for zero-tillage seeding of legumes into established sod (2)
False cleavers (2)
Fern (2)
Field clover (2)
Field corn (2)
Field pansy (2)
First main flush of actively growing weeds (2)
Flax tables (2)
Flax volunteer (2)
Fleabane Canada (2)
Fringed sagebrush (2)
Giant ragweed. short-term residual activity on wild buckwheat (2)
Glyphosate (2)
Glyphosate alone (2)
Glyphosate herbicide (2)
GoldWing herbicide alone (2)
Grass weeds (except for sow thistle ) (2)
Grass weeds controlled by PUMA 120 SUPER (2)
Grass weeds controlled by tank-mix partner (2)
Grasses controlled by POAST ULTRA (2)
Grassy weeds : wild oats (2)
Grassy weeds at labelled leaf stage (2)
Green ash (2)
Ground daisy (2)
Group 2 resistant (2)
Ha also burdock (2)
Ha also controls volunteer alfalfa (2)
Ha also: bluebur (2)
Ha for additional broadleaf weeds (2)
Ha for more consistent yellow foxtail (2)
Ha: kochia (2)
Hackberry (2)
Hair fescue (2)
Hairy crabgrass (2)
Hairy ticklegrass (2)
Halogeton (2)
Hard-to-kill brush species (2)
Harder to kill weeds such as: biennial wormwood (2)
Harder-to- perennials (2)
Hare barley (2)
Hawthorne (2)
Hazelnut (2)
Heavy infestation (2)
Hemp-nettle 0.41 l (2)
Hempnettle -leaf (2)
Hempnettle with multiple postemergence applications of 300 ml (2)
Hop suckers (2)
Improved of lamb's-quarters (2)
Industrial vegetation management areas (2)
Jack pine (2)
Labelled broadleaf weeds as for cereals (2)
Labelled buctril m weeds (2)
Labelled seedling weeds -leaf (2)
Lamb's-quarters common (2)
Large pussy willow (2)
Legumes (2)
Less susceptible weeds (2)
Listed annuals (2)
Listed weeds in row middles (2)
MCPA (2)
Mare's tail (2)
Medium-textured mineral soils with <5% OM (2)
More consistent of cleavers (2)
Muck soil (2)
Mustards except dog (2)
Narrowleaf goldenrod (2)
Nodding thistle (2)
Non-bearing (2)
Non-selective vegetation to maintain bare ground (2)
Non-triazine resistant annual broadleaf weeds (2)
Northern red oak (2)
Norway spruce (2)
Norwegian cinquefoil (2)
OcTTain XL (2)
Older (2)
Only: redroot pigweed (2)
Orchard grass (2)
Other crops (2)
Other perennials or winter annuals (2)
Other phenoxy susceptible weeds (2)
Other weeds susceptible to 2 (2)
Palmer (2)
Panicle willoweed (2)
Pasture renovation (2)
Perennial broadleaf weeds. cultivating grain stubble and spraying after regrowth may aid in (2)
Perennial cinquefoil (2)
Perennial herbaceous weeds (2)
Perennial native grasses (2)
Perennial peppergrass (2)
Perennials as listed (2)
Perennials thistle (2)
Permanent perennial grass cover areas (2)
Persian darnel . MCPA ester may be added g ae (2)
Pignut hickory (2)
Pin cherry (2)
Pine species (2)
Plains cottonwood (2)
Post emergent grasses (2)
Post-emergence labelled weeds (2)
Post-emergence weeds (2)
Post-emergent of grasses (2)
Postemergence broadleaf weeds (2)
Postemergence of grasses (2)
Postemergence: ball mustard (2)
Pre-emergence burndown (2)
Pre-seeding (2)
Preemergence of grasses (2)
Preemergence weeds (2)
Preharvest of quackgrass (2)
Preplant (2)
Preplant burndown (2)
Prickly lettuce at (2)
Prostrate spurge (2)
Puma 120 super (2)
Purslane common (2)
Pursuit® (2)
Quack grass suppression (2)
Rabbitfoot polypogon (2)
Radish (2)
Ragweed giant (2)
Ragwort (2)
Rate depending on weeds present (2)
Red sorrel (2)
Redrot pigweed (2)
Redstem filaree (2)
Residual of annual grasses (2)
Residual of annual weeds (2)
Residual of green foxtail (2)
Resprouting of cut stumps of woody species (2)
Rights of way (2)
Roadsides (2)
Rotation or forage renovation (2)
Rough fleabane (2)
Round-leaved glory (2)
Rye (2)
Salal (2)
Sandbar (2)
Sandbur (2)
Scentless chamomille (2)
Second flush of labelled weeds (2)
Second flush of listed grassy (2)
Secondary flushes (2)
Seedling hard-to-kill annual weeds (2)
Seedling johnson grass (2)
Seedling weeds -leaf (2)
Seedlings -leaf: green smartweed (2)
Selective wiper (2)
Sencor (2)
Sheep (2)
Shrubby cinquefoil (2)
Shrubs (2)
Shrubs: prairie wild rose (2)
Shrubs: shrubby cinquefoil (2)
Simplicity (2)
Site preparation weeds (2)
Skeletonweed (2)
Small aspen poplar (2)
Smartweed Pennsylvania (2)
Smooth brome (2)
Snapweed (2)
Snowberry (2)
Spiny annual (2)
Stellar XL (2)
Stickwort (2)
Stitchwort (2)
Stork's-bill . high rate: Canada thistle (2)
Stork's-bill 0.31 l (2)
Strip applications for broadleaf weeds (2)
Sucker growth (2)
Summerfallow (2)
Susceptible broadleaf (2)
Susceptible weeds such as: mustard (2)
Sweet lambkill (2)
Tame oat (2)
Timothy (2)
Trailing blackberry (2)
Tree of heaven (2)
Unwanted trees (2)
Use as separator rows in hybrid canola seed production (2)
Use minimum 0.5 l (2)
Use the higher rate for of grass weeds (2)
Various perennials (2)
Vegetation (2)
Velvet grass (2)
Venice mallow (2)
Volunteer canola excluding imidazolinone-tolerant varieties (2)
Volunteer imazamox (2)
Volunteer rape (2)
Volunteer roundup ready corn (2)
Waterhemp common (2)
Weeds around deciduous (2)
Weeds before crop emergence (2)
Weeds between the rows after crop (2)
Weeds controlled by MCPA ester (2)
Weeds controlled by MCPA ester 500 (2)
Weeds controlled by atrazine (2)
Weeds controlled by reclaim II (2)
Weeds controlled by tank-mix glyphosate (2)
Weeds controlled with a single application of 0.21 l (2)
Weeds in established ginseng gardens (2)
Weeds in established orchards (2)
Weeds in established plantations (2)
Weeds in established vineyards (2)
Weeds in hybrid canola seed production separator rows (2)
Weeds in new (2)
Weeds in reduced tillage (2)
Weeds in the seedling -leaf (2)
Weeds in vine crops (2)
Weeds labelled (2)
Weeds other than common ragweed (2)
Weeds present at time of application (2)
Weeds susceptible to MCPA (2)
Western white pine (2)
Wheat volunteer (2)
White cockle. with glyphosate (2)
White spruce (2)
White sweetclover (2)
Wide spectrum of annual broadleaf weeds (2)
Wild buckwheat 0.21 l (2)
Wild cockle (2)
Wild mustard plants beyond the four-leaf stage (2)
Wild mustard. PPI with treflan: annual grasses (2)
Wild prairie rose (2)
Willow species (2)
Wiper application (2)
Woody (2)
Woody plants with stems less than 15 cm in basal diameter (2)
Woody plants: alder (2)
Wormwood (2)
Yellow grass (2)
Yellow poplar (2)

Diseases

1052 diseases with registered control products

Insects

418 insects with registered control products

Colorado potato beetle (102)
Cabbage looper (78)
Diamondback moth (75)
Imported cabbage worm (69)
European corn borer (66)
Codling moth (56)
Flea beetles (56)
Pear psylla (56)
Cutworms (54)
Oriental fruit moth (52)
Tarnished plant bug (50)
Thrips (49)
Corn earworm (48)
Leafhoppers (48)
Potato leafhopper (48)
Grasshoppers (46)
Armyworm (43)
Wireworm (39)
Fall armyworm (37)
Swede midge (37)
Obliquebanded leafroller (35)
Plum curculio (35)
Bertha armyworm (34)
Potato flea beetle (34)
Alfalfa weevil (33)
Japanese beetle (32)
Leafminers (32)
Tomato hornworm (31)
Grape berry moth (30)
Lygus bugs (30)
Mealybugs (30)
Apple maggot (29)
Tomato fruitworm (29)
Western bean cutworm (29)
Mosquitoes (27)
Black cutworm (26)
Ants (25)
House flies (25)
Spiders (25)
Bean leaf beetle (24)
Cockroaches (24)
Horn flies (24)
Beet armyworm (23)
Beet webworm (23)
Leafrollers (23)
Variegated cutworm (23)
Cranberry fruitworm (22)
European chafer (22)
Fruittree leafroller (22)
Leek moth (22)
Peach twig borer (22)
Seedcorn maggot (22)
Winter moth (22)
Blackheaded fireworm (21)
Stable flies (21)
Asparagus beetle (20)
Blueberry maggot (20)
Crucifer flea beetle (20)
Eyespotted bud moth (20)
Green fruitworm (20)
Silverfish (20)
Tobacco hornworm (20)
Crickets (19)
Gypsy moth (19)
Onion thrips (19)
White apple leafhopper (19)
Face flies (18)
Scales (18)
Soybean aphid (18)
Three-lined leafroller (18)
Forest tent caterpillar (17)
Green peach (17)
Green peach aphid (17)
Cherry fruitworm (16)
Lepidopteran leafminer (16)
San jose scale (16)
Spotted tentiform leafminer (16)
Spotted wing drosophila (16)
Bed bugs (15)
Dogwood borer (15)
European apple sawfly (15)
Sunflower head moth (15)
Blueberry spanworm (14)
Cherry fruit fly (14)
Horse flies (14)
Meadow spittlebug (14)
Pea leaf weevil (14)
Psyllids (14)
Sparganothis fruitworm (14)
Cabbage seedpod weevil (13)
Centipedes (13)
Flies (13)
Foxglove aphid (13)
Potato aphid (13)
Redbanded leafroller (13)
Tentiform leafminer (13)
Tuber flea beetle (13)
Wasps (13)
Black vine weevil (12)
Carpet beetles (12)
Mealy plum aphid (12)
Mullein bug (12)
Plant bugs (12)
Rosy apple aphid (12)
Carrot weevil (11)
Cucumber beetle (11)
Earwigs (11)
Eastern tent caterpillar (11)
Lecanium scale (11)
Lesser appleworm (11)
Prairie tent caterpillar (11)
Scale insects (11)
Spruce budworm (11)
Sunflower beetle (11)
Western flower thrips (11)
Western tentiform leafminer (11)
White marked tussock moth (11)
Carrot rust fly (10)
Climbing cutworm (10)
Grape leafhopper (10)
Greenhouse whitefly (10)
Pea aphid (10)
Pepper weevil (10)
Reduces damage caused by banded sunflower moth (10)
Ugly nest caterpillar (10)
Apple clearwing moth (9)
Asparagus aphids (9)
Bagworm (9)
Biting midges (9)
Deer flies (9)
Fleas (9)
June beetle (9)
Omnivorous leafroller (9)
Oyster shell scale (9)
Pea leafminer (9)
Squash bug (9)
Tufted apple bud moth (9)
Blueberry flea beetle (8)
Cluster flies (8)
Corn borer (8)
Fall webworm (8)
Grape phylloxera (8)
Indian meal moths (8)
Lace bug (8)
Lesser peach tree borer (8)
Mexican bean beetle (8)
Saskatoon bud moth (8)
Strawberry root weevil (8)
Sweet clover weevil (8)
Alfalfa looper (7)
Apple aphid (7)
Apple brown bug (7)
Apple leaf curling midge (7)
Black flies (7)
Brown dog ticks (7)
Bud weevil (7)
Confused flour beetles (7)
Cranberry tipworm (7)
Duponchelia fovealis (7)
Eastern spruce budworm (7)
European leafroller (7)
Granary weevils (7)
Hornworms (7)
Insects (7)
Lesser grain borer (7)
Lice (7)
Onion maggot (7)
Post-Bloom pear psylla (7)
Rice weevils (7)
Sawtoothed grain beetles (7)
Sowbugs (7)
Tent caterpillars (7)
Variegated leafroller (7)
Walnut husk fly (7)
American dog ticks (6)
Aster leafhopper (6)
Blister beetle (6)
Bud moth (6)
Cat fleas (6)
Cereal leaf beetle (6)
Cherry maggot (6)
Corn rootworm (6)
Cottony peach scale (6)
Dark-sided cutworm (6)
Dog fleas (6)
Douglas fir tussock moth (6)
Euonymus webworm (6)
European fruit scale (6)
Honey locust (6)
Lettuce aphid (6)
Locust (6)
Maggots (6)
Mullein plant bug (6)
Open feeding aphids (6)
Open feeding sawflies (6)
Peach tree borer (6)
Pine needle scale (6)
Potato psyllid (6)
Red flour beetles (6)
Spruce coneworm (6)
Striped cucumber beetle (6)
Woolly apple aphid (6)
Apple curculio (5)
Bean beetles (5)
Buckthorn aphid (5)
Butternut curculio (5)
Cabbage maggot (5)
Caragana aphid (5)
Carpenter ants (5)
Clover cutworm (5)
Coneworm (5)
Corn flea beetle (5)
Elm leaf beetle (5)
Essex skipper (5)
Euonymus scale (5)
Fruitworms (5)
Golden oak scale (5)
Green spanworm (5)
Grey willow leaf beetle (5)
Hawthorn weevil (5)
Lesser clover leaf weevil (5)
Millipedes (5)
Northern corn rootworm (5)
Pear psylla over wintering (5)
Pre-Bloom pear psylla (5)
Reduction of alfalfa weevil (5)
Sheep ked (5)
Sod webworm (5)
Spanworm (5)
Spotted poplar aphid (5)
Spring cankerworm (5)
Spring spruce needle moth (5)
Sweetpotato whitefly (5)
Ticks (5)
Tobacco budworm (5)
Western corn rootworm (5)
White cutworm (5)
Willow leaf beetle (5)
Willow sawfly (5)
Yellow jackets (5)
Adelgids (4)
Alfalfa plant bug (4)
Apple bark borer (4)
Bean aphid (4)
Black cherry aphid (4)
Black cherry fruit fly maggots (4)
Box tree moth (4)
Brown marmorated stink bug (4)
Brown spanworm (4)
Bruce spanworm (4)
Cottony maple scale (4)
Darkling beetles (4)
Early season oblique banded leafrollers (4)
Elm spanworm (4)
English grain aphid (4)
European asparagus aphids (4)
Firebrats (4)
Flat grain beetle (4)
Four-lined plant bug (4)
Foxglove (4)
Hop looper (4)
Hornets (4)
Kermes oak scale (4)
Leafminers liriomyza sativae (4)
Leaftiers (4)
Liriomyza trifolii (4)
Masked chafers (4)
Melon aphid (4)
Microlepidoptera spp (4)
Multicolored Asian lady beetle (4)
Oak phylloxera (4)
Oak plant bug (4)
Orange tortrix (4)
Pale apple leafroller (4)
Pale western cutworm (4)
Pepper maggot (4)
Poultry lice (4)
Rusty grain beetle (4)
Say's stinkbug (4)
Seed weevil (4)
Spittlebugs (4)
Strawberry rootworm (4)
Strawberry weevil (4)
Sunflower moth (4)
Sunflower seed weevil (4)
Termites (4)
Tuliptree scale (4)
Western cherry fruit fly maggots (4)
White grub (4)
Asiatic garden beetle (3)
Blueberry aphid (3)
Blueberry gall midge (3)
Blueberry thrips (3)
Cabbage root maggot flies (3)
Cabbageworm (3)
Chainspotted geometer (3)
Chinch bug (3)
Chrysanthemum leafminer (3)
Conifer sawfly (3)
Cranberry spanworm (3)
Dark-sided (3)
Deter feeding by aphids (3)
Dipteran leafminers (3)
Eastern hemlock looper (3)
European pine shoot moths (3)
Exposed western flower thrips (3)
Fall cankerworm (3)
Grape phyloxera (3)
Greater peach tree borer (3)
Green apple aphid (3)
Green bug (3)
Leafminers: liriomyza sativae liriomyza trifolii (3)
Lesser viburnum borer (3)
Lygus lineolaris (3)
Mullein leaf bug (3)
Obliquebanded (3)
Opogona sacchari (3)
POUNCE 384 insecticide® (3)
Pale western (3)
Phorid (3)
Psylla (3)
Purplebacked cabbageworm (3)
Rangeland caterpillar (3)
Rannoch looper (3)
Raspberry cane borer (3)
Raspberry crown borer (3)
Red-backed (3)
Redheaded flea beetle (3)
Redstriped fireworm (3)
Reduction in damage from swede midge (3)
Sciarid flies (3)
Silverleaf whitefly (3)
Six spotted leafhopper (3)
Spotted lanternfly (3)
Spruce needle miners (3)
Stink bugs (3)
Striped flea beetle (3)
Sucking lice (3)
True armyworm (3)
Viburnum borer (3)
Western cherry fruit fly (3)
Western conifer-seed bug (3)
Western spruce budworm (3)
Wood boring insects (3)
Apple leaf midge (2)
Army (2)
Balsam twig aphids (2)
Banded sunflower moth (2)
Blood sucking lice (2)
Booklice (2)
Brown stink bug (2)
Cabbage aphid (2)
Cadelles (2)
Camellia scales (2)
Cankerworms (2)
Caterpillars (2)
Chilli thrips (2)
Chocolate moths (2)
Clearwing moth (2)
Cranberry weevil (2)
Cross-striped cabbageworm (2)
Cutting dip (2)
Deter the feeding of aphids (2)
Drugstore beetles (2)
Earworms (2)
Filbert aphid (2)
Fireworms (2)
Fruit flies (2)
Gnats (2)
Green stink bug (2)
Greenworms (2)
Holly leafminers (2)
Hop aphid (2)
Jackpine budworm (2)
Late season oblique banded leafrollers (2)
Liriomyza leafminers (2)
Listed insects (2)
Mushroom flies (2)
Nantucket pine tip moth (2)
Obscure root weevil (2)
Old house borer (2)
Onion thrip (2)
Orange wheat blossom midge (2)
Oriental beetle (2)
Pea weevils (2)
Pharaoh ants (2)
Phorid flies (2)
Phylloxera (2)
Pillbugs (2)
Rice root aphids (2)
Roller (2)
Rose chafer (2)
Rusty plum aphid (2)
S. fatifera (2)
Sap beetle (2)
Scale crawlers (2)
Soft scales (2)
Soybean looper (2)
Spirea aphid (2)
Spotted wing drosophila drosophila suzukii (2)
Spruce budworm coneworm (2)
Stored grain insects (2)
Strawberry leafrollers (2)
Subterranean termites (2)
Synanthedon exitiosa (2)
Synanthedon pictipes (2)
Synanthedon viburni (2)
Tomato leafminer (2)
Variegated (2)
Variegated climbing cutworms (2)
Viburnum leaf beetle (2)
Webworms (2)
Western flower thrip (2)
Wheat midge (2)
White peach scale (2)
Whiteflies by plant (2)
Whitefly (2)
Wild riceworm (2)

Mites

22 mites with registered control products

Nematodes

13 nematodes with registered control products

Microorganisms

36 microorganisms with registered control products

Bacteria (81)
Bacterial (31)
Slime forming bacteria (18)
Bacterial blight (16)
Sulfate-reducing bacteria (16)
Bacterial spot (15)
Microbial (15)
Yeast (15)
Bacterial canker (12)
Slime (9)
Bacterial slime (8)
Microbial contamination (7)
Slime forming (7)
Bacterial leaf spot (6)
Bacterial speck (6)
Bacterial wilt (6)
Sulphate reducing bacteria (6)
Microbial fouling (4)
Microbiological contamination (4)
Microbiological slime (4)
Yeast growth (4)
Anaerobic bacteria (3)
Bleaching (3)
Other deposits (3)
Stains (3)
Sulfide-producing bacteria (3)
Aerobic (2)
Bacterial growth (2)
Fire blight bacteria (2)
Growth (2)
Microbial deterioration (2)
Microbiological organisms (2)
Objectionable bacteria (2)
Odors (2)
Preservation (2)
Reduction of slip-skin maceration disorder (2)

Algae

5 algae with registered control products

Rodents

15 rodents with registered control products

Mollusks

10 mollusks with registered control products

Sawfly (10)
Barnacles (8)
Other marine fouling organisms (4)
Pear slug (4)
Marine fouling organisms (3)
Other sessile marine fouling organisms (3)
Mollusca (2)
Slugs (2)
Snails (2)
Zebra mussels (2)

Birds

2 birds with registered control products

Goose grass (18)
Bird rape (8)

Data source: Health Canada Pest Management Regulatory Agency registry. This directory is educational and is not a recommendation to use any product. Always read and follow the label of the product you apply.