Label & SDS
EPA Label: linkRegistration information
- U.S. EPA Registration number: 42750-49
- U.S. EPA Status: ACTIVE
Description
'Five-star' is an herbicide terrestrial. Its Federal EPA registration number is: 42750-49. It was originally approved by EPA on 02 Apr 1999. It has a 'Caution' signal word. It has the following active ingredients: 2,4-D, 2-ethylhexyl ester. It's approved for 56 sites including agricultural fields, airfields, barley, bluegrass, conifers, conservation reserve program land, corn, cotton, fence rows, and forest management areas. It is also approved for 163 pests and pest groups including but not limited to alder, alfalfa, annual broadleaf weeds, annual clover, annual morningglory, annual smartweed, annual sowthistle, arrowhead, artichoke, and beggarticks.
Original registration date:
- 02 Apr 1999
Cancellation date:
- n/a
Alternative names:
- FIVE-STARActive
Registrant:
- ALBAUGH, LLC
- Address:
1525 Ne 36th Street
Ankeny, IA 50021
Active ingredients:
- 2,4-d, 2-ethylhexyl ester 81.8%
- Other ingredients 18.2%
Signal word:
- Caution
Product type:
- Herbicide Terrestrial
Formulation:
- Emulsifiable Concentrate
Registered target pests:
- Alder
- Alfalfa
- Annual broadleaf weeds
- Annual clover
- Annual morningglory
- Annual smartweed
- Annual sowthistle
- Arrowhead
- Artichoke
- Beggarticks
- Big sagebrush
- Bigbend loco
- Bindweed
- Bitter sneezeweed
- Blue lettuce
- Blue thistle
- Boxelder
- Broadleaf weeds
- Buckbrush
- Bull thistle
- Bullnettle
- Burhead
- Canada thistle
- Canyon live oak
- Carolina geranium
- Carpetweed
- Catnip
- Ceanothus
- Chamise
- Chickweed
- Chicory
- Coastal sage
- Coffeeweed
- Common broomweed
- Common burdock
- Common cinquefoil
- Common cocklebur
- Common eveningprimrose
- Common lambsquarters
- Common morningglory
- Common purslane
- Common ragweed
- Common salsify
- Corn gromwell
- Cornflower
- Coyotebrush
- Creeping jenny
- Croton
- Curly dock
- Cutleaf eveningprimrose
- Dandelion
- Dock
- Dogbane
- Dogfennel
- Dwarf mallow
- Elderberry
- European bindweed
- Eveningprimrose
- Fanweed
- Field pennycress
- Figwort
- Four-o'clock
- Galinsoga
- Giant ragweed
- Goatsbeard
- Goldenrod
- Ground ivy
- Hairy galinsoga
- Hairy vetch
- Hawkweed
- Healall
- Hedge bindweed
- Hemp
- Hemp dogbane
- Henbit
- Hoary cress
- Horsetail
- Horseweed
- Ironweed
- Ivyleaf morningglory
- Jerusalem artichoke
- Jewelweed
- Jimsonweed
- Klamath weed
- Knotweed
- Ladysthumb
- Little mallow
- Madrone
- Manyflowered aster
- Manzanita
- Marestail
- Marshelder
- Mayweed
- Mexicanweed
- Milkvetch
- Morningglory
- Mousetail
- Musk thistle
- Mustard
- Nettle
- No pest
- Pennsylvania smartweed
- Pennycress
- Peppergrass
- Pepperweed
- Perennial broadleaf weeds
- Pigweed
- Plantain
- Poison ivy
- Poorjoe
- Prickly lettuce
- Puncturevine
- Quickweed
- Rabbitbrush
- Red clover
- Redstem
- Rough cinquefoil
- Rough fleabane
- Russian thistle
- Sand sagebrush
- Sand shinnery oak
- Shepherdspurse
- Sicklepod
- Small white morningglory
- Smallflower buttercup
- Smallflowered bittercress
- Spanishneedles
- Speedwell
- Spiny sowthistle
- Stinkweed
- Sumac
- Sunflower
- Sweetclover
- Tanoak
- Tansy ragwort
- Texas blueweed
- Texas croton
- Tumbleweed
- Velvetleaf
- Venice mallow
- Vervain
- Vetch
- Virginia copperleaf
- Western ironweed
- Western salsify
- Wild carrot
- Wild garlic
- Wild lettuce
- Wild mustard
- Wild onion
- Wild parsnip
- Wild radish
- Wild rape
- Wild sweet potato
- Willow
- Witchweed
- Woody plants
- Woolly croton
- Wooly morningglory
- Wormwood
- Yellow goatsbeard
- Yellow rocket
- Yellow starthistle
Registered target sites:
- Agricultural fields (fallow) (foliar treatment)
- Airfields (foliar treatment)
- Airfields (soil treatment)
- Barley (spring) (foliar treatment)
- Barley (stubble) (post-harvest)
- Barley (winter) (foliar treatment)
- Bluegrass (grown for sod)
- Conifers (forest) (foliar treatment)
- Conifers (forest) (soil treatment)
- Conservation reserve program land (foliar treatment)
- Corn (field) (foliar treatment)
- Corn (field) (soil treatment)
- Corn (field) (stubble) (postharvest application)
- Corn (pop) (foliar treatment)
- Corn (pop) (soil treatment)
- Corn (pop) (stubble) (postharvest application)
- Corn (sweet) (foliar treatment)
- Corn (sweet) (soil treatment)
- Corn (sweet) (stubble) (postharvest application)
- Cotton (foliar treatment)
- Cotton (stubble) (postharvest application)
- Fence rows (foliar treatment)
- Forest management areas (foliar treatment)
- Grasses (seed crop foliar treatment)
- Industrial sites (foliar treatment)
- Industrial sites (soil treatment)
- Oats (fall) (foliar treatment)
- Oats (spring) (foliar treatment)
- Oats (stubble) (postharvest)
- Ornamental turf (cemeteries) (foliar treatment)
- Ornamental turf (foliar treatment)
- Ornamental turf (golf aprons) (foliar treatment)
- Ornamental turf (golf course rough) (foliar treatment)
- Ornamental turf (golf fairways) (foliar treatment)
- Ornamental turf (golf tees) (foliar treatment)
- Ornamental turf (lawns) (foliar treatment)
- Ornamental turf (parks) (foliar treatment)
- Pastures (grass) (foliar treatment)
- Rangeland (foliar treatment)
- Rangeland (grasses) (foliar treatment)
- Recreational areas (frill treatment)
- Roadsides (foliar treatment)
- Roadsides (soil treatment)
- Rye (stubble) (postharvest)
- Rye (winter) (foliar treatment)
- Ryegrass (perennial) (grown for sod)
- Sorghum (grain) (milo) (foliar treatment)
- Sorghum (grain) (milo) (soil treatment)
- Sorghum (sudan hybrids) (forage) (foliar treatment)
- Soybeans (preplant) (foliar treatment)
- Tall fescue (grown for sod)
- Utility areas
- Vacant lots
- Wheat (spring) (foliar treatment)
- Wheat (stubble) (postharvest application)
- Wheat (winter) (foliar treatment)
