PCP #35521 · Paradigm Inputs · Herbicide
Group 10 glufosinate-ammonium herbicide and crop desiccant for post-emergent weed control in glufosinate-tolerant (LibertyLink) canola and harvest-aid desiccation of lentils, potatoes, and seed alfalfa in the Prairie Provinces and Interior of British Columbia.
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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alfalfa | Harvest aid / crop desiccation; also desiccates weeds present in the field (Wild Buckwheat may not be completely desiccated) | 1.09 L/acre | – | 24 d |
| Canola | Barnyard Grass (4 leaf); Lady's Thumb (6 leaf); Lamb's-quarters (6 leaf); Russian Thistle (up to 8 cm height); Smartweed (6 leaf); Stinkweed (8 leaf); Volunteer Flax (up to 6 cm height); Wild Mustard (5 leaf) | 0.809 L/acre | – | 24 d |
| Canola | Canada Thistle (up to 10 cm height; better top growth suppression); Quackgrass (4 leaf; season long control for heavy populations) | 1.62 L/acre | – | 24 d |
| Canola | Canada Thistle (up to 10 cm height; top growth suppression only); Common Chickweed (4 leaf pairs); Hemp-nettle (3 leaf pairs); Kochia (up to 8 cm height); Perennial Sow Thistle (8 leaf); Quackgrass (4 leaf; top growth suppression only); Redroot Pigweed (4 leaf); Round-leaved Mallow (4 leaf); Scentless Chamomile (up to 10 cm height); Shepherd's-purse (6 leaf); Volunteer Barley (4 leaf, maximum 2 tillers; suppression only); Volunteer Wheat (4 leaf, maximum 2 tillers); Wild Buckwheat (3 leaf) | 1.08 L/acre | – | 24 d |
| Canola | Cleavers (2 whorls, heavy populations); Dandelion (1-15 cm rosette); Flixweed (up to 10 cm height); Hemp-nettle (4 leaf pairs); Quackgrass (4 leaf; improved top growth control); Stork's Bill (3 leaf); Wild Oats (4 leaf, maximum 2 tillers); Canada Thistle (up to 10 cm height, heavy populations); Quackgrass (4 leaf, heavy populations); Volunteer Barley (4 leaf, maximum 2 tillers, heavy populations); Volunteer Wheat (4 leaf, maximum 2 tillers, heavy populations); Wild Buckwheat (3 leaf, heavy populations) |
| 1.35 L/acre |
| – |
| 24 d |
| Canola | Cow Cockle (4 leaf); Green Foxtail (6 leaf, maximum 3 tillers) | 0.538 L/acre | – | 24 d |
| Canola | Segregating wild type plants (hybrid seed production) | 1.35 L/acre | – | 24 d |
| Canola | Volunteer Barley and Wild Oats (tank mix with Centurion or Select) | 1.08–1.62 L/acre | 60 d | 24 d |
| Lentil | Harvest aid / crop desiccation; also desiccates weeds present in the field (Wild Buckwheat may not be completely desiccated) | 0.809–1.09 L/acre | 9 d | 24 d |
| Potato | Harvest aid / crop desiccation; also desiccates weeds present in the field (Wild Buckwheat may not be completely desiccated) | 1.21 L/acre | 9 d | 24 d |
Adjuvant requirements, compatibility notes, and mixing restrictions from the official label. Always confirm against the official label PDF before mixing.
| Guidance | Adjuvant | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Required | ADIGOR Adjuvant apply Tisdale 150 SN HERBICIDE AND CROP DESICCANT at a rate of 2.67-4.0 L/ha plus Centurion or Select at 63 mL/ha with adjuvant as recommended on the Centurion or Select label | as recommended on the Centurion or Select label |
| Required | AMIGO Adjuvant When tank mixing Tisdale 150 SN HERBICIDE AND CROP DESICCANT and CENTURION or SELECT, always add AMIGO adjuvant to the tank first | – |
| Required | AMIGO Adjuvant When tank mixing Tisdale 150 SN HERBICIDE AND CROP DESICCANT and CENTURION or SELECT, always add AMIGO adjuvant to the tank first | – |
| Required | as per tank-mix partner label Apply Tisdale 150 SN at 2.67-4.0 L/ha plus Centurion or Select at 63 mL/ha with adjuvant as recommended on Centurion or Select label | – |
| Recommended | ADAMA MSO ADJUVANT apply Tisdale 150 SN HERBICIDE AND CROP DESICCANT at a rate of 2.67-4.0 L/ha plus Centurion or Select at 63 mL/ha with adjuvant as recommended on the Centurion or Select label | – |
About this content. This page presents the official PRD label as published by Health Canada's Pesticides Regulatory Directorate (formerly the Pest Management Regulatory Agency), the source of record. Always read the official label and consult your provincial pesticide- application authority before use. Report an error.
