Environmental Regulation, Market Power and Price Discrimination in the Agricultural Chemical Industry

Table 1. Agricultural Chemicals and Their Major Target Species and
Major Uses

Agricultural Chemicals A	Target Species/Major Uses
Mirage and Roundup Original	non-selective herbicide for general weed control; fallow and non-cropland areas
Touchdown and Touchdown iQ	non-selective herbicide for general weed control; fallow and non-cropland areas
Amine 4 and 2, 4-D Amine 500	selective herbicide for control of broadleaf weeds; certain crops and non-cropland areas
LV 6 and 2,4-D Ester LV600	selective herbicide for broadleaf weed control; wheat, barley and non-cropland areas
Bronate Advanced and Buctril M	selective herbicide for certain broadleaf weeds; wheat, barley, oats; rye and flax
Clarity and Banvel II	selective herbicide for broadleaf weeds; CRP, fallow, small grains, and farmstead
Achieve SC and Achieve Liquid	selective herbicide for grassy weeds; wheat and barley
Discover and Horizon 240EC	selective herbicide for grassy weeds; wheat
Everest and Everest	selective herbicide for wild oats, green foxtail and other grassy weeds and broadleaf weeds; spring, durum , and winter wheat
Puma 1EC and Puma 120 Super	selective herbicide for pigeongrass, wild oats and millet and barnyardgrass; wheat and barley
Ally XP and Ally Toss and Go	selective herbicide for broadleaf weeds; wheat, barley and fallow
Express EP and Express Toss and Go	selective herbicide for broadleaf weeds; wheat, barley and fallow
Warrior (with Zeon) and Matador 120 EC	general insecticide

^A The first brand name is the chemical’s name in the United States and the second is the
chemical’s name in Canada.