Pesticides for Native Plant/Plant Materials Seed Production

Prepared by Robert Hammon,Entomology/Agronomy Area Extension Agent
bhammon@co.mesa.co.us

Production of native plant and other plant materials seed is dependent in part on pesticides for weed, insect and disease control. Pesticide labels vary considerably in how they list crops grown for seed. Pesticide used on grasses and forbs grown for seed must have specific “grown for seed” language in the labeling to be legal. This site provides a synopsis of US pesticide labels which have seed production labels. When finished, the site will separate pesticides by crop type: grasses, turfgrasses, forbs, alfalfa/clover, and woody plants. Within each crop, they are broken down into herbicides, insecticides, fungicides and molluscicides. This page is under construction and pesticide listings for different crop categories will be added as they are developed.

Links within the tables go to pages at http://www.cdms.net. The pesticide name is linked to the page listing all US labels for that particular pesticide. The manufacturer link goes to a listing of all labeled products from the manufacturer. The Sec. 3 link goes to the full US label (in .pdf format), and the 24©) link goes to any state special local needs labels. Pesticide labels and web sites change over time. If a link no longer works, please let us know. E-mail Melissa Foley and we will update it.

This list is not all inclusive. If you know of something that should be listed, please email Bob Hammon at bhammon@co.mesa.co.us. To subscribe to a discussion group regarding plant materials pest management issues, send an email to listserv@colostate.edu and include the following contents in the message body:

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Alfalfa and clover grown for seed

Herbicides

Insecticides

Fungicides

Molluscicide

Grasses grown for seed

Herbicides

Insecticides

Fungicides

Molluscicides

Turfgrasses grown for seed

Herbicides

Insecticides

Fungicides

Woody Plants grown for seed

Herbicides

Insecticides

Fungicides


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Curtis E. Swift, Ph.D.,
Area Extension Agent, Horticulture
Colorado State Cooperative Extension
2775 US Hwy 50, Grand Junction, CO. 81503
voice: 970-244-1834
fax: 970-244-1700
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