Pesticide
Registrations:
Spotted Wing Drosophila in Ontario
Table of Contents
Delegate WG
Emergency Use Label - Label
For Sale for Use in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba,
Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island
and Newfoundland and Labrador from June 1, 2013 to November 30,
2013 for Control of Spotted Wing Drosophila on Stone Fruit Crop
Group, Grape, Bushberry including blueberry, Caneberry including
Raspberry, and Strawberry
Trade Names: Delegate WG
Active Ingredient: spinetoram
Formulation: wettable granules
Guaranteed active concentration: 25%
Group: 5
Ontario Schedule: 3
PCP Registration No.: 28778
Chemical Family: naturolyte/spinosyns
Emergency use Registrations: Stone fruit (apricot,
sweet and sour cherry, nectarine, peach, plum; Berries (strawberry,
blueberry, raspberry, currant, gooseberry, blackberry); Grapes.
Rate: Stone Fruit: 420 g/ha; Bushberries
(blueberry, currant, gooseberry): 315-420 g/ha;
Caneberries (raspberry, blackberry): 315-420 g/ha; Strawberries:
280 g/ha; Grapes: 350 g/ha.
Use in sufficient water to ensure thorough coverage.
Number of Applications: 3 per year
Application Interval: 7 days minimum
Days Before Harvest:
· Stone fruit (apricot, nectarine, peach, plum): 3 days,
except 5 days on cherries
· Bushberries (blueberry, currant, gooseberry): 3 days
· Caneberries (raspberry, blackberry): 1 day
· Strawberries: 1 day
· Grapes: 4 days
Re-entry Interval: 12 hours, except 3 days for
hand labour on grapes
Precautions: Buffer zones between the field and
sensitive aquatic habitat vary from 5 to 40 m depending on growth
stage, type of crop, type of sprayer, crop and depth of water. See
label for specific buffer zones. Toxic to bees exposed to direct
treatment, drift, or residues on flowering crops or weeds.
Comments: Apply when adults are present in the
field based on local monitoring, and the crop is beginning to ripen.
When applied at the labelled crop rate for SWD, Delegate will also
control or suppress other pests: Caneberries and blueberries
- Obliquebanded leafroller; Grapes -
grape berry moth (suppression); Strawberries -
thrips (suppression); Stone fruit - Oriental fruit
moth, obliquebanded leafroller. For resistance management purposes,
rotate products from different chemical groups.
Full registrations: Delegate WG is fully registered
on stone fruit, berry crops and grapes for other pests. Check the
label for rates, days to harvest intervals and other details, which
may vary from the emergency use registration.
Manufacturer / Registrant: Dow
AgroSciences
Entrust SC
Emergency Use Label - Label
For Sale and Use Only in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan,
Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward
Island and Newfoundland and Labrador from June 1 to November 30,
2013 for Control of Spotted Wing Drosophila on Stone Fruit Crop
Group, Grape, Bushberry, Caneberry including Raspberry, and Strawberry
Trade Names: Entrust SC
Active Ingredient: spinosad
Formulation: wettable granules
Guaranteed active concentration: 240 g/L
Group: 5
Ontario Schedule: 3
PCP Registration No.: 30382
Chemical Family: naturolyte/spinosyns
Emergency use Registrations: Stone fruit (apricot,
sweet and sour cherry, nectarine, peach, plum); Berries (strawberry,
blueberry, raspberry, currant, gooseberry, blackberry); Grapes.
Rate:
· Stone Fruit: 364mL/ha;
· Bushberries (blueberry, currant
and gooseberry): 333-444mL/ha
· Caneberries (blackberry, raspberry): 333-444mL/ha;
· Strawberries: 333-444mL/ha;
· Grapes: 364mL/ha.
Stone fruit: Use in a minimum of 1000 L water/ha; Other crops: use
sufficient water to ensure thorough and complete coverage.
Number of Applications: 3 per year
Application Interval: 5 days minimum
Days Before Harvest:
· Stone Fruit: 3
days, except 5 days for cherries
· Bushberries (blueberry,
currant and gooseberry): 3 days
· Caneberries (blackberry,
raspberry): 3 day
· Strawberries:
1 day
· Grapes: 4 days
for mechanical harvest and 9 days for hand harvest
Re-entry Interval: 12 hours (except 9 days for
hand labour on grapes, and 3 days for hand harvesting on bushberries
and caneberries, and 5 days for hand setting irrigation on bushberries
and caneberries)
Precautions: This product is highly toxic to bees
exposed to direct treatment, drift or residues on blooming plants.
Comments: Apply when adults are present in the
field based on local monitoring, and the crop is beginning to ripen.
When applied at the labelled rate for SWD, Entrust will also control
or suppress other pests listed in OMAFRA Publication 360. Stone
fruit -obliquebanded leafroller; Cherries
- cherry fruit fly; Grapes - grape berry moth (suppression);
Berry crop group - OBLR, cabbage looper, spanworm,
and winter moth. For resistance management purposes, rotate products
from different chemical groups. Entrust is OMRI approved for organic
production
Full registrations: Entrust SC is fully registered
on stone fruit, berry crops and grapes for other pests. Check the
label for rates, days to harvest intervals and other details, which
may vary from the emergency use registration.
Manufacturer / Registrant: Dow
AgroSciences
Malathion 25W
Emergency Use Label - Label
For Sale and Use in B.C. and Ontario for control of Spotted Wing
Drosophila on sweet cherries from June 1, 2013 to November 30, 2013
Trade Names: Malathion 25W
Active Ingredient: malathion
Formulation: wettable powder
Guaranteed active concentration: 25%
Group: 1B
Ontario Schedule: 3
PCP Registration No.: 14656
Chemical Family: organophosphate
Emergency use Registrations: Sweet cherry
Rate: Stone Fruit: 2.5-3.75 kg/ha; Use a maximum
of 1000 L water/ha.
Number of Applications: 3
Application Interval: 7-14 days
Days Before Harvest: 3 days
Re-entry Interval: Hand thinning: 3 days, All other
activities: 1 day.
Precautions: Treat when bees are absent from the
field.
Comments: Apply when adults are present in the
field based on local monitoring, and the crop is beginning to ripen.
When applied at the labelled crop rate for SWD, Malathion will also
control or suppress other pests listed in OMAFRA Publication 360.
Full registration: Malathion 25W is fully registered on apples,
grapes, blueberries, currants, raspberries, strawberries for other
pests. Check the label for rates, days to harvest intervals and
other details, which may vary from the emergency use registration.
Manufacturer / Registrant: Loveland
Products/United Agri Products
Malathion 85E
Emergency Use Label - Label
For Sale and Use in B.C., Alberta, Saskatchewan, Ontario, Quebec,
Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland
and Labrador for control of Spotted Wing Drosophila from June 1,
2013 to November 30, 2013
Trade Names: Malathion 85E
Active Ingredient: malathion
Formulation: emulsifable concentrate
Guaranteed active concentration: 85%
Group: 1B
Ontario Schedule: 3
PCP Registration No.: 8372
Chemical Family: organophosphate
Emergency use Registrations: Stone fruit (apricot,
sweet and sour cherry, nectarine, peach, plum); Berries (strawberry,
blueberry, raspberry, currant, gooseberry, blackberry); Grapes.
Rate: Stone Fruit: 610-855
mL/ha; Use a maximum of 1,000L water/ha.
Berries: 1000mL/ha; Use a maximum of 500 L water
per hectare
Grapes: 880 ml/ha; Use a maximum of 500 L water
per hectare
Number of Applications: Stone Fruit: 2,
Blueberries: 3, All other berries: 2, Grapes: 1
Application Interval: 7-14 days
Days Before Harvest:
· Stone fruit, strawberries, currants, gooseberries,
grapes - 3 days;
· Blueberries - 2 days;
· Raspberries and blackberries - 1 day
Re-entry Interval:
· Stone Fruit and Berries: 12 hours;
· Grapes: 12 hours, except 3 days for
hand labour
Precautions: Treat when bees are absent from the
field.
Comments: Apply when adults are present in the
field based on local monitoring, and the crop is beginning to ripen.
When applied at the labelled crop rate for SWD, Malathion will also
control or suppress other pests listed in OMAFRA Publication 360.
Grapes: multi-coloured Asian lady beetle. For resistance
management purposes, rotate products from different chemical groups.
Full registration: Malathion 85E is fully registered
on apples, grapes, blueberries, currants, raspberries, strawberries
for other pests. Check the label for rates, days to harvest intervals
and other details, which may vary from the emergency use registration.
Manufacturer / Registrant: Loveland
Products/United Agri Products
PyGanic EC 1.4 ll
Emergency Use Label - Label
For sale and use in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba,
Ontario, Quebec and Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island,
and Newfoundland and Labrador from June 1, 2013 until November 30,
2013, for the control of Spotted Wing Drosophila on the Berry Crop
Group, Grapes and Stone Fruit Crop Group.
Trade Names: PyGanic EC 1.4 ll
Active Ingredient: permethrins
Formulation: emulsifable concentrate
Guaranteed active concentration: 1.4%
Group: 3
Ontario Schedule: 3
PCP Registration No.: 30164
Chemical Family: pyrethroid
Emergency use Registrations: Stone fruit (apricot,
sweet and sour cherry, nectarine, peach, plum, prune plum); Berries
(strawberry, blueberry, raspberry, blackberry); Grapes.
Rate: 4.65L/ha
Apply in sufficient spray volume to ensure complete and thorough
coverage of all plant surfaces.
Number of Applications: 8
Application Interval: no closer than 5 days
Days Before Harvest: 0days
Re-entry Interval: 12 hours
Precautions: Adjust spray solution to pH of 5.5
to 7.0. If possible, apply early morning or in evening; the reduced
UV exposure and lower temperatures will increase performance and
reduce impact on pollinators.
Comments: Apply when adults are present in the
field based on local monitoring, and the crop is beginning to ripen.
Manufacturer / Registrant: MGK
Ripcord
Emergency Use Label - Label
For sale and use in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Ontario,
Quebec, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador
from June 1, 2013 until November 30, 2013, for the suppression of
Spotted Wing Drosophila on the Berry Crop Group, Grapes and Stone
Fruit Crop Group.
Trade Names: Ripcord
Active Ingredient: cypermethrin
Formulation: emulsifable concentrate
Guaranteed active concentration: 407 g/L
Group: 3
Ontario Schedule: 3
PCP Registration No.: 30316
Chemical Family: pyrethroid
Emergency use Registrations: Stone fruit (apricot,
sweet and sour cherry, nectarine, peach, plum; Berries (strawberry,
blueberry, raspberry, currant, gooseberry, blackberry); Grapes.
Rate:
· Stone Fruit: 150-175 mL/ha;
· Berries: 150-175 mL/ha;
· Grapes: 150 ml/ha.
Use sufficient water for thorough coverage.
Number of Applications: 2
Application Interval: 7 days
Days Before Harvest:
· Stone fruit and berries - 2 days
· Grapes - 7 days
Re-entry Interval:
· Berries: 12 hours
· Stone Fruit: 12 hours (except 4 days for
thinning)
· Grapes: Hand harvesting, thinning, training,
hand pruning, tying, leaf pulling - 12 days; All other activities
- 12 hours
Precautions: Leave a 15 m buffer between the sprayed
area and any body of water. Highly toxic to bees.
Comments: Apply when adults are present in the
field based on local monitoring, and the crop is beginning to ripen.
When applied at the labelled crop rate for SWD, Ripcord will also
control or suppress other pests listed in OMAFRA Publication 360.
Grapes - multi-coloured Asian lady beetle; Peaches,
nectarines - Oriental fruit moth; Strawberries
- Tarnished plant bug. Ripcord is toxic to beneficial mites. Repeated
use has been associated with mite outbreaks. For resistance management
purposes, rotate products from different chemical groups.
Full registration: Ripcord is fully registered
on apples, grapes, peaches, pears, strawberries for other pests.
Check the label for rates, days to harvest intervals and other details,
which may vary from the emergency use registration.
Manufacturer / Registrant: Engage
Agro
