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Registered Crop Input Products / FYFANON 50% EC

FYFANON 50% EC

PCP #4590 · FMC of Canada Limited · Insecticide

Group 1B

Group 1B organophosphate insecticide containing malathion at 500 g/L for control of various insect pests on field crops, vegetables, fruits, berries, ornamentals, and mushrooms.

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Registered uses (53)

Crop × pest × application rate combinations from the official label. Rates converted to per-acre. Always confirm against the official label PDF before applying.

CropTargetRatePHI
AlfalfaAlfalfa weevil larvae, aphids, grasshoppers, leafhoppers, lygus bugs, spittlebugs (adult)0.911–1.01 L/acre7 d
AlfalfaSpider mites, Alfalfa Blotch Leaf Miner0.911–1.11 L/acre7 d
Appleeye-spotted budmoth, codling moths, aphids, mealybugs, mites, plum curculios, psyllids, tent caterpillars, red-banded leafroller–3 d
Apricotaphids, codling moths, orange tortrix, scale insects–7 d
Asparagusasparagus beetle1.11 L/acre1 d
Beanaphids, leafhoppers, Mexican bean beetles, spider mites0.607–1.11 L/acre1 d
Beetaphids, leafhoppers, leaf miners, spider mites0.445–1.11 L/acre7 d
Blackberryaphids, leafhoppers, rose chafers, spider mites, thrips–7 d
Canary Grassaphids0.567 L/acre14 d
Carrotaphids, six-spotted leafhoppers0.445–1.11 L/acre7 d
Celeryaphids, six-spotted leafhoppers, spider mites0.911 L/acre7 d
Cloveraphids, grasshoppers, leafhoppers, spider mites0.911–1.11 L/acre7 d
Cornearworms, European corn borers0.911–1.11 L/acre5 d
Cranberryblackheaded fireworms, cranberry fruitworms, leafhoppers, meadow spittle bugs (nymphs)–3 d
Dandelionaphids0.911–1.11 L/acre7 d
Eggplantaphids, spider mites0.445–1.11 L/acre3 d
Endiveaphids, spider mites0.445–1.11 L/acre7 d
Flaxgrasshoppers0.445–0.708 L/acre7 d
Garlicaphids, thrips0.445–1.11 L/acre3 d
Grapeaphids, leafhoppers, mealy-bugs, scale crawlers, spider mites0.911–1.42 L/acre3 d
Grapegrape phylloxera––
Horseradishaphids0.445–1.11 L/acre7 d
Kohlrabiaphids, cabbage loopers, imported cabbageworms0.445–1.11 L/acre3 d
Kohlrabiaphids, cabbage loopers, imported cabbageworms0.445–1.11 L/acre7 d
Lentilgrasshopper0.688 L/acre14 d
Lettuceaphids, cabbage loopers, spider mites, six-spotted leafhoppers0.607–1.11 L/acre14 d
Lettuceaphids, greenhouse white flies, spider mites, thrips0.607–1.11 L/acre21 d
Melonaphids, cucumber beetles, leafhoppers, leaf miners, spider mites0.911–1.11 L/acre3 d
Mushroommites, phorid flies, scirid flies–2 d
Mustardflea beetles, grasshoppers, diamondback moth (larvae)0.223–0.708 L/acre7 d
Onionthrips0.911 L/acre3 d
ParsnipAphids0.445–1.11 L/acre7 d
Pealeafhoppers, pea aphids, pea moths, pea weevils, spider mites0.911 L/acre3 d
Peachmites, oriental fruit moths, plum curculios–7 d
Pearaphids, codling moths, leafrollers, mealybugs, pear psylla (suppression only), pear slugs, plum curculios, scale crawlers, spider mites, tent caterpillars–3 d
Pepperaphids, leafhoppers, pepper weevils, maggots–3 d
Plummealy plum aphids, plum curculios, spider mites–3 d
Potatoaphids, Colorado potato beetles, leafhoppers, spider mites–3 d
Radishaphids, flea beetles, leafhoppers–7 d
Salsifyaphids0.445–1.11 L/acre7 d
Shallotaphids, thrips0.911–1.11 L/acre3 d
Spinachaphids, leaf miners1.11–1.42 L/acre7 d
Squashaphids, mites, leafhoppers, cucumber beetles, leafminers0.809 L/acre3 d
Strawberryaphids, leafhoppers, strawberry leafrollers, strawberry root weevils (adults)0.607–1.72 L/acre3 d
Sugarbeetflea beetles0.445 L/acre–
Sweet Cloversweet clover weevils0.607–1.01 L/acre–
Tobaccoaphids, leafhoppers, tobacco hornworms0.445–0.809 L/acre7 d
Tomatoaphids, cucumber beetles, leafhoppers, leaf miners, spider mites, tomato russet mites0.607–0.809 L/acre3 d
Turnipaphids, cabbage loopers, imported cabbageworms, spider mites0.445–1.11 L/acre7 d
WatercressAphids0.911–1.11 L/acre7 d
WatercressAphids0.911–1.11 L/acre20 d
Wheatarmyworms, English grain aphids, greenbugs, winter grain mites, cereal leaf beetle0.445–1.11 L/acre7 d
Wild Ricewild riceworm0.911 L/acre10 d

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.

Quick facts

Active ingredients
malathion 500 g/L
CAS 121-75-5
Formulation
emulsifiable concentrate
Resistance group
Group 1B
First registered
1953-07-01
Registration expiry
2029-12-31