PCP #26508 · Valent Biosciences LLC · Insecticide
Group 11 biological insecticide containing Bacillus thuringiensis var. kurstaki strain ABTS-351 (57.0%; potency 32,000 CLU/mg) as a dry flowable for control of lepidopteran larvae on field, orchard, berry, greenhouse, herb, and ornamental crops.
Crop × pest × application rate combinations from the official label. Rates converted to per-acre. PHI is the pre-harvest interval; REI is the restricted-entry interval. Always confirm against the official label PDF before applying.
| Crop | Target | Rate | PHI | REI |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apple | Leafrollers (Fruitree, European, Obliquebanded, Three-lined) | 455–678 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Apple | Winter moth | 113 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Berries and Small Fruit | Fruittree leafroller, European leafroller, Obliquebanded leafroller, Three-lined leafroller | 212–455 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Blueberry | Blueberry spanworm (Itame argillacearia), Chainspotted geometer (Cingilia catenaria), Rannoch looper (Itame brunneata) | 223–455 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Blueberry | Cranberry Fruitworm, Cherry Fruitworm | 680 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Bok Choy | Cabbage looper | 111–223 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Boxwood | Box Tree Moth (Cydalima perspectalis) | 227–453 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Broccoli | Cabbage looper | 111–223 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Broccoli | Diamondback moth | 22.3–56.7 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Broccoli | Imported cabbageworm | 22.3–56.7 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Cabbage | Cabbage looper | 111–223 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Cabbage | Diamondback moth | 111 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Cabbage | Imported cabbageworm |
| 22.3–111 g/acre |
| 0 d |
| 4 d |
| Caneberries | Fruittree leafroller, European leafroller, Obliquebanded leafroller, Three-lined leafroller, Orange Tortrix, Light Brown Apple Moth | 212–455 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Cauliflower | Cabbage looper | 111–223 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Cauliflower | Imported cabbageworm | 22.3–56.7 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Chinese Broccoli | Imported cabbageworm | 22.3–56.7 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Chinese Cabbage | Diamondback moth | 111 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Chokecherry | Fall Webworm | 257 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Chrysanthemum | Cabbage looper | 125–250 g/400L | 0 d | 4 d |
| Collards | Cabbage looper | 111–223 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Corn | European Corn Borer | 227–453 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Cranberry | Green and Brown spanworm | 111–223 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Cucumber | Duponchelia fovealis | 625 g/1000L | 0 d | 4 d |
| Cucumber | Loopers: Alfalfa looper (Autographa californica), Cabbage looper (Trichoplusia ni), Chrysodeixis spp. | 75–150 g/250L | 0 d | 4 d |
| Eggplant | Cabbage looper | 75–150 g/250L | 0 d | 4 d |
| Fruiting Vegetables | Duponchelia fovealis | 625 g/1000L | 0 d | 4 d |
| Fruiting Vegetables | Lepidopteran leafminers | 500–1000 g/1000L | 0 d | 4 d |
| Ginseng | Leafrollers | 229–455 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Grape | Bagworms including snailcase bagworm | 125–250 g/400L | 0 d | 4 d |
| Grape | Grape Berry Moth | 455 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Grape | Leafrollers | 455 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Herbs | Duponchelia fovealis | 625 g/1000L | 0 d | 4 d |
| Herbs and Spices | Cabbage Looper (Trichoplusia ni Hubner) | 111–223 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Hops | European Corn Borer | 227–453 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Hops | Hop Looper | 111–223 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Kale | Cabbage Looper | 111–223 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Lettuce | Cabbage Looper | 111–223 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Low Growing Berries | Fruittree leafroller, European leafroller, Obliquebanded leafroller, Three-lined leafroller, Orange Tortrix, Light Brown Apple Moth | 212–455 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Mustard Greens | Cabbage Looper | 111–223 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Ornamental and Shade Trees | Bagworm | 125–250 g/400L | 0 d | 4 d |
| Ornamental and Shade Trees | Elm spanworm | 250 g/400L | 0 d | 4 d |
| Ornamental and Shade Trees | Fall webworms | 125 g/400L | 0 d | 4 d |
| Ornamental and Shade Trees | Gypsy moth | 125–250 g/400L | 0 d | 4 d |
| Ornamental and Shade Trees | Spring and Fall cankerworm | 125 g/400L | 0 d | 4 d |
| Ornamental and Shade Trees | Spruce budworm (Spruce) | 125–250 g/400L | 0 d | 4 d |
| Ornamental and Shade Trees | Tent caterpillar | 65–125 g/400L | 0 d | 4 d |
| Ornamentals | Duponchelia fovealis | 625 g/1000L | 0 d | 4 d |
| Parsley | Cabbage Looper | 111 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Pear | Fruitworm | 455–678 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Pear | Leafrollers (Fruittree, European, Obliquebanded, Three-lined) | 455–678 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Pecan | Leafrollers (Fruitree, European, Obliquebanded, Three-lined) | 455–678 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Pepper | Cabbage looper | 75–150 g/250L | 0 d | 4 d |
| Plum | Fruitworm | 455–678 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Plum | Leafrollers (Fruittree, European, Obliquebanded, Three-lined) | 455–678 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Potato | Cabbage Loopers (Trichoplusia ni) | 227–453 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Quinoa | European Corn Borer | 227–453 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Radish | Imported cabbageworm | 22.3–56.7 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Raspberry | Early Season Obliquebanded Leafroller | 223–455 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Rose | Omnivorous leafroller | 250 g/400L | 0 d | 4 d |
| Sea Buckthorn | Gypsy moth | 125–250 g/400L | 0 d | 4 d |
| Spinach | Cabbage looper | 111–223 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Strawberry | Fruittree leafroller, European leafroller, Obliquebanded leafroller, Three-lined leafroller | 212–455 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Sunflower | Sunflower Moth | 127–253 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| TURNIP GREEN | Cabbage looper | 111–223 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Timothy | Essex (European) skipper | 56.7–111 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Tobacco | Hornworm | 22.3–56.7 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Tomato | Cabbage looper | 111–223 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Tomato | Cabbage looper | 75–150 g/250L | 0 d | 4 d |
| Tomato | Tomato fruitworm | 223 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Tomato | Tomato hornworm | 56.7–111 g/acre | 0 d | 4 d |
| Wasabi | Cabbage Looper (Trichoplusia ni), Alfalfa Looper (Autographa californica) | 75–150 g/250L | 0 d | 4 d |
Adjuvant requirements, compatibility notes, and mixing restrictions from the official label. Always confirm against the official label PDF before mixing.
| Guidance | Adjuvant | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Recommended | spreader-sticker A spreader-sticker approved for use on growing and harvested crops should be used for hard-to-wet crops such as cabbage or to improve weather fastness of the spray deposits. | – |
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