Ambush 500EC
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Product specifications:
Product attributes | Value |
|---|---|
Product type: | Insecticide |
Registration number and product label: | 14882 (Product Label)External link |
Active ingredient(s) | permethrin |
Chemical group(s): | IRAC 3A Pyrethroids |
Formulation: | Emulsifiable concentrate |
Manufacturer: | AMVAC Chemical Corporation |
Crop Registration
| Crop | Aerial application | Caveats | Product restriction info / rate and application information |
|---|---|---|---|
| Field crop protection | |||
Canola | Yes | - | |
Field corn | Yes | - | |
Mustard | - | - | |
| Flue-cured tobacco crop protection | |||
Flue-cured tobacco | - | Control of darksided and white cutworm. Cutworm activity is highest at night — apply during the late afternoon or in the evening. Cutworms may migrate to tobacco fields from bordering areas. Where permitted, treat field edges according to label directions. See Treatment Thresholds for Tobacco Insect Pests for information on monitoring and application thresholds for this insect. Follow the label rates and instructions specific to the application type selected (soil, cover crop or post transplant foliar). Maximum applications specified on product labels generally refer to the total applications to the field per year - do not exceed 2 total applications to the field per year, regardless of application method. Pest control product labels for tobacco typically list rates for broadcast applications, with some exceptions. To convert broadcast rates to banded application rates over the tobacco row, see Calculating Banded Applications to Tobacco. This product is toxic to bees. See label for specific bee toxicity statements. Do not apply using aerial application equipment. | |
Flue-cured tobacco | - | Control of darksided and white cutworm. Cutworm activity is highest at night — apply during the late afternoon or in the evening. Cutworms may migrate to tobacco fields from bordering areas. Where permitted, treat field edges according to label directions. See Treatment Thresholds for Tobacco Insect Pests for information on monitoring and application thresholds for this insect. Follow the label rates and instructions specific to the application type selected (soil, cover crop or post transplant foliar). Maximum applications specified on product labels generally refer to the total applications to the field per year - do not exceed 2 total applications to the field per year, regardless of application method. Pest control product labels for tobacco typically list rates for broadcast applications, with some exceptions. To convert broadcast rates to banded application rates over the tobacco row, see Calculating Banded Applications to Tobacco. This product is toxic to bees. See label for specific bee toxicity statements. Do not apply using aerial application equipment. Follow the label rates and instructions specific to the application type selected (greenhouse, soil, cover crop or post transplant foliar). For soil, cover crop and foliar applications, maximum applications generally refer to the total applications to the field per year - do not exceed 2 total applications to the field per year, regardless of application method. | |
| Fruit crop protection | |||
Ginseng | - | - | - |
Peanuts | - | - | - |
| Greenhouse vegetables crop protection | |||
Greenhouse cucumbers | - | - | |
Greenhouse tomatoes | - | - | |
| Vegetable crop protection | |||
Asparagus | - | - | |
Bean, edible podded | - | - | |
Beet, garden | - | - | |
Broccoli | - | - | |
Broccoli, Chinese (gai lon) | - | - | |
Brussels sprouts | - | - | |
Cabbage | - | - | |
Cauliflower | - | - | |
Head lettuce | - | - | |
Leaf lettuce | - | - | |
Onion | - | - | |
Peas (succulent, shelled) | - | - | |
Peppers | - | - | |
Sugarbeet | - | - | |
Sweet corn | Yes | - | |
Tomato | - | This product may no longer be available for purchase in Canada | |
Wasabi | - | - | |