Triallate Herbicide

Get the latest Triallate Herbicide news, regulatory updates, research and developments in weed management, including product registrations, formulations, crop uses and herbicide resistance. Triallate is a selective pre-emergence herbicide used primarily for controlling wild oats and other grass weeds in crops such as wheat, barley, peas, lentils and triticale.

Triallate belongs to the thiocarbamate family and is classified under HRAC Group 15, which includes herbicides that inhibit very-long-chain fatty acid (VLCFA) synthesis. Products containing the active ingredient are used for early-season grass-weed control, with application patterns and permitted crops varying by market and product label.

Coverage includes new and existing formulations, pesticide registrations, regulatory reviews, residue standards, field research, weed-control performance and resistance management. Research and HRAC records have documented resistance to triallate in wild oat populations, making integrated weed management and rotation of herbicide modes of action important areas of agricultural research.