Label & SDS
EPA Label: Not availableRegistration information
- U.S. EPA Registration number: 400-174
- U.S. EPA Status: CANCELLED
Description
'Dinitro Weed Killer #5' is an herbicide. Its Federal EPA registration number is: 400-174. It was originally approved by EPA on 20 Oct 1982. Its registration got cancelled on 19 Jun 1987. It has a 'Danger' signal word. It has the following active ingredients: Dinoseb. It's approved for 53 sites including airfields, alfalfa, almonds, apples, apricots, beans, birdsfoot trefoil, blackberries, blueberries, and bushberries. It is also approved for 40 pests and pest groups including but not limited to annual broadleaf weeds, annual grasses, annual morningglory, annual smartweed, barnyardgrass, chickweed, cocklebur, coffeeweed, common ragweed, and crabgrass.
Original registration date:
- 20 Oct 1982
Cancellation date:
- 19 Jun 1987
Alternative names:
- DINITRO WEED KILLER #5Active
Registrant:
- MACDERMID AGRICULTURAL SOLUTIONS, INC.
- Address:
C/o Upl Na Inc.630 Freedom Business Center, Suite 402
King Of Prussia, PA 19405
Active ingredients:
- Dinoseb 55%
- Other ingredients 45%
Signal word:
- Danger
Product type:
- Herbicide
Formulation:
- Emulsifiable Concentrate
Registered target pests:
- Annual broadleaf weeds
- Annual grasses
- Annual morningglory
- Annual smartweed
- Barnyardgrass
- Chickweed
- Cocklebur
- Coffeeweed
- Common ragweed
- Crabgrass
- Dogfennel
- Downy mildew
- Florida pusley
- Foxtail
- Jimsonweed
- Lambsquarters
- Leaf scorch
- Mallow
- Mayweed
- Morningglory
- Mustard
- Nightshade
- No pest
- Perennial weeds
- Pigweed
- Pineappleweed
- Prickly sida
- Prickly sida (preemergence)
- Purslane
- Sesbania
- Smartweed
- Sorrel
- Summer annual weeds
- Sweet fennel
- Three-seeded mercury
- Velvetleaf
- Wild carrot
- Wild oat
- Winter annual weeds
- Yellow starthistle
Registered target sites:
- Airfields
- Alfalfa (foliar treatment)
- Alfalfa (seed crop foliar treatment)
- Almonds (soil treatment)
- Apples (soil treatment)
- Apricots (soil treatment)
- Beans (soil treatment)
- Birdsfoot trefoil (seed crop foliar treatment)
- Blackberries (soil treatment)
- Blueberries (soil treatment)
- Bushberries (soil treatment)
- Caneberries (dormant application)
- Caneberries (soil treatment)
- Cherries (soil treatment)
- Citrus (soil treatment)
- Clover (seed crop foliar treatment)
- Corn (soil treatment)
- Cucurbits (soil treatment)
- Currants (soil treatment)
- Dates (soil treatment)
- Ditch banks
- Drainage ditches
- Driveways
- Fencerows
- Filberts (soil treatment)
- Gladiolus (soil treatment)
- Gooseberries (soil treatment)
- Grapes (soil treatment)
- Hops (soil treatment)
- Industrial sites
- Irrigation canals
- Nonagricultural structures (outdoor)
- Noncrop areas
- Nut trees (soil treatment)
- Orchards (deciduous) (soil treatment)
- Peaches (soil treatment)
- Pears (soil treatment)
- Peas (seed crop foliar treatment)
- Pecans (soil treatment)
- Plums (soil treatment)
- Pole yards
- Potatoes (foliar treatment)
- Potatoes (soil treatment)
- Prunes (soil treatment)
- Raspberries (dormant application)
- Raspberries (soil treatment)
- Rights-of-way (highway)
- Rights-of-way (railroad)
- Rights-of-way (utility)
- Soybeans (seed crop foliar treatment)
- Tank farms
- Walnuts (soil treatment)
- Waste areas
