Trooper 22K Herbicide

U.S. EPA registered pesticide info

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Registration information

U.S. EPA Registration number: 228-535
U.S. EPA Status: ACTIVE

Description

'Trooper 22k Herbicide' is an herbicide. Its Federal EPA registration number is: 228-535. It was originally approved by EPA on 06 Dec 2007. It has a 'Caution' signal word. It has the following active ingredients: Picloram-potassium. It's approved for 16 sites including conservation reserve program land, cropland, fallow land, farm yards, fencerows, forest management areas, industrial sites, noncrop areas, pastures, and rangeland. It is also approved for 154 pests and pest groups including but not limited to absinth wormwood, alligator juniper, annual broadleaf weeds, annual broomweed, annual thistle, artichoke thistle, aspen, bitter sneezeweed, bitterweed, and black henbane.

Original registration date:

06 Dec 2007

Cancellation date:

Alternative names:

NUP06097Inactive
TORAM HERBICIDEAlternate
TROOPER 22K HERBICIDEActive

Registrant:

NUFARM AMERICAS, INC.
Address:
11901 S. Austin Avenue
Alsip, IL 60803

Active ingredients:

Picloram-potassium 24.4%
Other ingredients 75.6%

Signal word:

Caution

Product type:

Herbicide

Formulation:

Soluble Concentrate

Registered target pests:

Absinth wormwood
Alligator juniper
Annual broadleaf weeds
Annual broomweed
Annual thistle
Artichoke thistle
Aspen
Bitter sneezeweed
Bitterweed
Black henbane
Blackberry
Blackbrush acacia
Blue thistle
Bouncingbet
Broom snakeweed
Buffalobur
Bullnettle
Bur ragweed
Burroweed
Bursage
Buttonbush
Cactus
Camelthorn
Camphorweed
Canada thistle
Carolina horsenettle
Catclaw acacia
Cedar
Chaparral whitethorn
Chicory
Chinese tallowtree
Cholla cactus
Clover
Cocklebur
Common crupina
Common mullein
Common ragweed
Croton
Curly dock
Dalmatian toadflax
Diffuse knapweed
Distaff thistle
Dogwood
Douglas-fir
Drummond goldenweed
Eastern persimmon
Eastern red cedar
Field bindweed
Fir
Fleabane
Fringed sagebrush
Geyer larkspur
Goldenrod
Gorse
Granjeno
Gray goldaster
Groundsel
Guajillo
Guava
Gum
Hawkweed
Hemlock
Hickory
Horsenettle
Horseweed
Huisache
Ironweed
Italian thistle
Java plum
Juniper
Knapweed
Lambert crazyweed
Lambsquarters
Lanceleaf ragweed
Lantana
Leafy spurge
Live oak
Loco
Locust
Lupine
Macartney rose
Maple
Marshelder
Mayweed
Mediterranean sage
Mesquite
Milkweed
Mullein
Multiflora rose
Musk thistle
Narrowleaf goldaster
No pest
Oak
Oneseed juniper
Oxeye daisy
Pennycress
Perennial broadleaf weeds
Perennial sowthistle
Persimmon
Pigweed
Pine
Pinyon pine
Plains larkspur
Plumeless thistle
Poison oak
Poplar
Prickly lettuce
Pricklypear
Purple starthistle
Rabbitbrush
Redberry juniper
Rush skeletonweed
Russian knapweed
Russian thistle
Salmonberry
Sassafras
Scotch broom
Scotch thistle
Silverleaf nightshade
Smartweed
Sourwood
Spotted knapweed
Spruce
Squarrose knapweed
St. johnswort
Starthistle
Sulphur cinquefoil
Sumac
Sumpweed
Sunflower
Tall larkspur
Tansy ragwort
Tasajillo
Thistle
Trumpetcreeper
Twisted acacia
Upright prairie coneflower
Utah juniper
Vines
Wavyleaf thistle
Western ragweed
White horsenettle
Wild buckwheat
Wild carrot
Wild licorice
Wild mustard
Wild parsnip
Willow
Woody plants
Woolly loco
Wooton loco
Yankeeweed
Yellow starthistle
Yellow toadflax