The MDA performs special registration reviews on new pesticide active ingredients and currently registered pesticides that have significant new uses approved by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). In the process of completing a review, the MDA extensively analyzes the EPA risk assessments for a variety of human health and ecological risk issues relevant to Minnesota. The MDA also assesses laboratory analytical concerns for tracking potential misuse and non-target impacts, and reviews the product labels for any difficult to interpret or uncommon label language. Information on projected crop use and efficacy is gathered from University of Minnesota Extension, user groups and others. Reviews may also include communication with EPA or the registrant to request more information about identified concerns.

Special registration reviews are included in the table below. The type of review (new active ingredient or new use) and information on any subsequent registered uses is included. The PDF document for each pesticide includes information on how the pesticide works, where it's used, its environmental fate, and its toxicity to humans and other species.

Year Pesticide Active Ingredient Type of Review Subsequent Registered Uses
2024 Pethoxamid (PDF) New Active Ingredient  
2024 Fluazaindolizine (PDF) New Active Ingredient  
2024 Ledprona (PDF) New Active Ingredient  
2022 Fluindapyr (PDF) New Active Ingredient EPA approved use on soybean in November 2024
2021 Broflanilide (PDF) New Active Ingredient  
2021 Dicamba (PDF) New Use  
2021 Picarbutrazox (PDF) New Active Ingredient  
2021 Tetraniliprole (PDF) New Active Ingredient  
2021 Tiafenacil (PDF) New Active Ingredient  
2020 Inpyrfluxam (PDF) New Active Ingredient  
2020 Methiozolin (PDF) New Active Ingredient  
2019 Bixafen (PDF) New Active Ingredient  
2019 Mefentrifluconazole (PDF) New Active Ingredient  
2019 Pyrimisulfan (PDF) New Active Ingredient  
2018 Afidopyropen (PDF) New Active Ingredient  
2018 Florpyrauxifen-benzyl (PDF) New Active Ingredient Approved for corn and cereals in September 2019.
2018 Flutianil (PDF) New Active Ingredient  
2018 Pydiflumetofen (PDF) New Active Ingredient Approved on sunflower (20B) and for seed treatment use on soybean in August 2019.
2017 Ethaboxam (PDF) New Use  
2017 Tolpyralate (PDF) New Active Ingredient  
2017 Tioxazafen (PDF) New Active Ingredient  
2016 Mandestrobin (PDF) New Active Ingredient  
2016 Halauxifen-methyl (PDF) New Active Ingredient  
2015 Oxathiapiprolin (PDF) New Active Ingredient Approved for seed treatment on soybeans and sunflower in November 2016
2015 Flupyradifurone (PDF) New Active Ingredient  
2015 Benzovindiflupyr (PDF) New Active Ingredient  
2015 2,4-D (PDF) New Use  
2015 Bicyclopyrone (PDF) New Active Ingredient Approved on wheat and barley in January 2017
2015 Isoxaflutole (PDF) New Active Ingredient  
2014 Cyantraniliprole (PDF) New Active Ingredient Approved for seed treatment on canola in November 2014 and on corn in March 2017. Approved on soybeans in November 2018.
2014 Tolfenpyrad (PDF) New Use  
2013 Alpha-Cypermethrin (PDF) New Active Ingredient  
2013 Picoxystrobin (PDF) New Active Ingredient Approved for seed treatment on corn, soybean and canola in October 2014
2013 Sulfoxaflor (PDF) New Active Ingredient EPA approved sulfoxaflor registration on corn and soybeans in 2019. View information about sulfoxaflor 2019 registration.
2013 Tolclofos-methyl (PDF) New Active Ingredient  
2012 Ametoctradin (PDF) New Active Ingredient  
2012 Amicarbazone (PDF) New Use  
2012 Cyflufenamid (PDF) New Active Ingredient  
2012 Fluazinam (PDF) New Use  
2012 Fluopyram (PDF) New Active Ingredient Approved for seed treatment on soybean in December 2014 and on corn and wheat in July 2017.
2012 Flutriafol (PDF) New Use  
2012 Fluxapyroxad (PDF) New Active Ingredient  
2012 Penflufen (PDF) New Active Ingredient  
2012 Penthiopyrad (PDF) New Active Ingredient  
2012 Pseudomonas fluorescens (PDF) New Active Ingredient  
2012 Pyroxasulfone (PDF) New Active Ingredient Approved on soybean in March 2013 and on sunflower in August 2017.
2012 Sedaxane (PDF) New Active Ingredient