PCP #29223 · Gharda Chemicals International · Herbicide
Group 4 herbicide containing dicamba as the dimethylamine salt for broadleaf weed control in cereals, field corn, reduced tillage systems, fallow, pastures, rangeland, grass seed production, low-bush blueberries, and non-crop areas. Can be used alone or in tank mixes with other herbicides.
Crop × pest × application rate combinations from the official label. Rates converted to per-acre. Always confirm against the official label PDF before applying.
| Crop | Target | Rate | PHI |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blueberry | Fern (sweet), lambkill (sheep laurel) | 1.86–2.87 L/acre | — |
| Canary Seed | Broadleaf weeds | 117 mL/acre | — |
| Cereals | Annual grasses and annual broadleaf weeds | 127 mL/acre | — |
| Cereals | Broadleaf weeds | 93.1–117 mL/acre | — |
| Corn | Annual grasses and annual broadleaf weeds | 127 mL/acre | — |
| Field Corn | Broadleaf weeds | 0.506 L/acre | — |
| Field Corn | Broadleaf weeds | 243 mL/acre | — |
| Field Corn | Broadleaf weeds including bindweed (field), buckwheat (Tartary and wild), cleavers, cockle (cow), lady's-thumb, lamb's-quarters, mustard, pigweed, ragweed, sow-thistle (perennial), spurry (corn), smartweed (green), thistle (Canada), velvetleaf | 0.506 L/acre | — |
| Forage and Pasture | Buckwheat (Tartary and wild), cockle (cow), cleavers, lady's-thumb, sow-thistle (perennial top growth), smartweed (green), spurry (corn), thistle (Canada top growth), burdock (young seedlings), canola (volunteer), cocklebur, flixweed, hemp-nettle, kochia, pigweed (redroot and Russian), radish (wild), shepherd's-purse, sunflower (volunteer), thistle (Russian) | 93.1–117 mL/acre | — |
| Forage and Pasture | Buckwheat (wild and Tartary), cockle (cow), clover, lady's-thumb, sow-thistle (perennial top growth), spurry (corn), smartweed (green), thistle (Canada top growth) | 243 mL/acre | — |
| Non-Crop | Absinthe, Canada thistle, perennial sow-thistle, leafy spurge, poverty weed, scentless mayweed |
| 0.506 L/acre |
| — |
| Non-Crop | Common ragweed, English daisy, goldenrod, tansy ragwort, field bindweed, curled dock (top growth), false ragweed, giant ragweed, diffuse knapweed, goat's beard, ground cherry, pasture sage, sheep sorrel, thyme-leafed spurge, baby's breath, fringed sage brush, lambkill, velvet grass, bracken fern (top growth), perennial cinquefoil (top growth), Russian knapweed (top growth) | 0.931 L/acre | — |
| Non-Crop | Poison ivy | 0.688 L/acre | — |
| Non-Crop | Wild carrot | 0.85 L/acre | — |
| Oats | Broadleaf weeds | 93.1–117 mL/acre | — |
| Pasture | Alder, aspen, poplar, cherry, western snowberry (buckbrush), wolf willow (silverwillow), wild rose, prickly rose | 0.85 L/acre | — |
| Pasture | Aspen poplar | 1.32 L/acre | — |
| Pasture | Beard (goat's), cherry (ground), knapweed (diffuse), sage (pasture), sorrel (sheep), spurge (thyme-leafed), weed (poverty) | 1.86 L/acre | — |
| Pasture | Bindweed (field), daisy (English), dock (curled top growth), goldenrod, ragwort (tansy), sow-thistle (perennial), thistle (Canada) | 0.85 L/acre | — |
| Pasture | Poison ivy | 0.668 L/acre | — |
| Pasture | Prickly rose | 1.48 L/acre | — |
| Pasture | Volunteer alfalfa | 243 mL/acre | — |
| Pasture | Western snowberry | 1.48 L/acre | — |
| Pasture | Wild carrot | 0.85 L/acre | — |
| Rye | Broadleaf weeds | 93.1–117 mL/acre | — |
| Summerfallow | Bindweed (field), daisy (English), dock (curled top growth), goldenrod, ragwort (tansy), sow-thistle (perennial), thistle (Canada) | 1.01 L/acre | — |
| Summerfallow | Buckwheat (wild and Tartary), cockle (cow), flixweed, kochia, lady's-thumb, lamb's-quarters, mustard (wild), pigweed (redroot), shepherd's-purse, smartweed (green), sow-thistle (perennial top growth), thistle (Canada top growth, Russian), barley foxtail, cereals (volunteer), oats (wild), canola (volunteer), stinkweed | 93.1–117 mL/acre | — |
| Summerfallow | Thistle (Canada) rosettes | 0.506 L/acre | — |
| Summerfallow | Wild buckwheat | 243 mL/acre | — |
| Wheat | Broadleaf weeds | 93.1–117 mL/acre | — |
| Wheat | Broadleaf weeds | 93.1–117 mL/acre | — |
About this content. This page presents the official PMRA label as published by Health Canada's Pest Management Regulatory Agency, the source of record. Always read the official label and consult your provincial pesticide- application authority before use. Report an error.
