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TREE-äge R10: rate per inch, label facts, and uses

TREE-äge R10 is the higher-concentration Arborjet emamectin benzoate, smaller volume per tree for the same protection. Two seasons per label on borers, bagworm, and pine wilt. The rate table by DBH band and when the lower volume matters.

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Label facts

TREE-äge R10

Manufacturer: Arborjet
Active ingredient: Emamectin benzoate 9.7%
EPA registration no.: Not an EPA-registered pesticide
Category: insecticide
Application: trunk injection
Frequency: Every 2 years
Retreatment interval: 730 days minimum
Protection: About 24 months
Time to effect: About 21 days

Read the TREE-äge R10 label (manufacturer PDF). The label is the legal document; this page is the app's copy of it.

Application months

per label

The app does not carry a month window for this product; the pest’s treatment page sets the timing.

Rate table

Dose per tree by DBH band

Milliliters of product per tree, from the label table the app's calculator uses. Low, medium, and high are the label's pressure tiers; the treatment page for the pest says which one applies.

4 to 5

Low: 6 mL
Medium: 12 mL
High: 24 mL

6 to 7

Low: 8 mL
Medium: 16 mL
High: 32 mL

8 to 9

Low: 8 mL
Medium: 16 mL
High: 32 mL

10 to 11

Low: 10 mL
Medium: 20 mL
High: 40 mL

12 to 13

Low: 12 mL
Medium: 24 mL
High: 48 mL

14 to 15

Low: 14 mL
Medium: 28 mL
High: 56 mL

16 to 17

Low: 16 mL
Medium: 32 mL
High: 64 mL

18 to 19

Low: 18 mL
Medium: 36 mL
High: 72 mL

20 to 21

Low: 20 mL
Medium: 40 mL
High: 80 mL

22 to 23

Low: 22 mL
Medium: 44 mL
High: 88 mL

24 to 25

Low: 24 mL
Medium: 48 mL
High: 96 mL

26 to 27

Low: 26 mL
Medium: 52 mL
High: 104 mL

28 to 29

Low: 28 mL
Medium: 56 mL
High: 112 mL

30 to 31

Low: 30 mL
Medium: 60 mL
High: 120 mL

32 to 33

Low: 32 mL
Medium: 64 mL
High: 128 mL

34 to 35

Low: 34 mL
Medium: 68 mL
High: 136 mL

36 to 37

Low: 36 mL
Medium: 72 mL
High: 144 mL

38 to 39

Low: 38 mL
Medium: 76 mL
High: 152 mL

40 to 42

Low: 40 to 42 mL
Medium: 80 to 84 mL
High: 160 to 168 mL

43 to 48

Low: 43 to 48 mL
Medium: 86 to 96 mL
High: 172 to 192 mL

49 to 54

Low: 49 to 54 mL
Medium: 98 to 108 mL
High: 196 to 216 mL

55 to 60

Low: 55 to 60 mL
Medium: 110 to 120 mL
High: 220 to 240 mL

61 to 66

Low: 61 to 66 mL
Medium: 122 to 132 mL
High: 244 to 264 mL

67 to 72

Low: 67 to 72 mL
Medium: 134 to 144 mL
High: 268 to 288 mL

DBH band (in)	Low	Medium	High
4 to 5	6 mL	12 mL	24 mL
6 to 7	8 mL	16 mL	32 mL
8 to 9	8 mL	16 mL	32 mL
10 to 11	10 mL	20 mL	40 mL
12 to 13	12 mL	24 mL	48 mL
14 to 15	14 mL	28 mL	56 mL
16 to 17	16 mL	32 mL	64 mL
18 to 19	18 mL	36 mL	72 mL
20 to 21	20 mL	40 mL	80 mL
22 to 23	22 mL	44 mL	88 mL
24 to 25	24 mL	48 mL	96 mL
26 to 27	26 mL	52 mL	104 mL
28 to 29	28 mL	56 mL	112 mL
30 to 31	30 mL	60 mL	120 mL
32 to 33	32 mL	64 mL	128 mL
34 to 35	34 mL	68 mL	136 mL
36 to 37	36 mL	72 mL	144 mL
38 to 39	38 mL	76 mL	152 mL
40 to 42	40 to 42 mL	80 to 84 mL	160 to 168 mL
43 to 48	43 to 48 mL	86 to 96 mL	172 to 192 mL
49 to 54	49 to 54 mL	98 to 108 mL	196 to 216 mL
55 to 60	55 to 60 mL	110 to 120 mL	220 to 240 mL
61 to 66	61 to 66 mL	122 to 132 mL	244 to 264 mL
67 to 72	67 to 72 mL	134 to 144 mL	268 to 288 mL

Worked examples

Dose per tree

TREE-äge R10

8″ DBH

8 mL low, 16 mL medium, 32 mL high (label band 8 to 9 in)

TREE-äge R10

14″ DBH

14 mL low, 28 mL medium, 56 mL high (label band 14 to 15 in)

TREE-äge R10

24″ DBH

24 mL low, 48 mL medium, 96 mL high (label band 24 to 25 in)

For the tree in front of you, with injection sites and the pest tier applied, use the tree injection rate calculator.

Labeled uses

What the label covers

Treatment guides that use TREE-äge R10

Target pests and diseases on the label (98)

Ambrosia Beetles · Apple Borers · Asian Longhorned Beetle · Azalea Caterpillar · Bagworms · Bark Beetles · Birch Leafminer · Borers · Boxwood Leafminer · Bronze Birch Borer · California Oakworm · Carpenter Worm · Catalpa Sphinx · Caterpillars · Clearwing Borers · Cypress Tip Moth · Deodar Weevil · Dogwood Borer · Douglas Fir Tussock Moth · Douglas-Fir Beetle · Eastern Tent Caterpillar · Emerald Ash Borer · Eriophyid Mites · Eucalyptus Longhorned Borer · Fall Webworm · Fir Bark Beetle · Fir Engraver · Flatheaded Appletree Borer · Flatheaded Borers · Foliar Nematodes · Gall Makers · Goldspotted Oak Borer · Granulate Ambrosia Beetle · Hemlock Looper · Hemlock Woolly Adelgid · Hickory Bark Beetle · Honeylocust Plant Bug · Horned Oak Gall · Ips Engraver Beetles · Japanese Beetle · Jeffrey Pine Beetle · Larch Casebearer · Larch Sawfly · Leaf Miners · Leaf Rollers · Leafminer · Lesion Nematodes · Lilac Borer · Lilac/Ash Borer · Locust Borer · Maple Petiole Borer · Mountain Pine Beetle · Nematodes · Oak Leaf Roller · Oak Processionary Moth · Obliquebanded Leafroller · Oleander Caterpillar · Persimmon Borer · Pine Bark Beetle · Pine Bark Beetles · Pine Needle Scale · Pine Sawfly · Pine Sawyer Beetle · Pine Shoot Beetle · Pine Tip Moth · Pine Wilt Nematode · Pitch Mass Borer · Plant Bugs · Plant-Parasitic Nematodes · Plantbugs · Red Oak Borer · Red Palm Mite · Red Turpentine Beetle · Redbay Ambrosia Beetle · Redbud Leaffolder · Rhododendron Borer · Ring Nematodes · Root-Knot Nematodes · Roundheaded Borers · Sawflies · Southern Pine Beetle · Spider Mites · Spongy Moth · Spruce Bark Beetle · Spruce Budworm · Spruce Needle Miner · Stunt Nematodes · Tent Caterpillars · Twig Girdler · Two-Lined Chestnut Borer · Walnut Caterpillar · Walnut Twig Beetle · Western Oak Bark Beetle · Western Pine Beetle · Winter Moth · Wood Borers · Yellow Poplar Weevil · Zimmerman Pine Moth

The label check runs this list against the host, the pest, the month, the dose, and the last application on the tree before a prescription goes out.

FAQ

Questions arborists ask

What is TREE-äge R10?

TREE-äge R10 is a insecticide from Arborjet with Emamectin benzoate 9.7% as the active ingredient. It is applied by trunk injection.

What is the TREE-äge R10 rate per inch of DBH?

The label sets the dose by DBH band, not a flat rate per inch. A 8 inch tree takes 8 mL low, 16 mL medium, 32 mL high (label band 8 to 9 in). The PHC Rx calculator reads the band for the tree in front of you and sets the number of injection sites.

How often can TREE-äge R10 be applied?

Label frequency: Every 2 years. Minimum retreatment interval 730 days. Expected protection about 24 months. Time to effect about 21 days.

What does TREE-äge R10 treat?

The label lists 98 target pests or diseases. The treatment guides on this site that use it: bagworms, bronze birch borer, emerald ash borer, hemlock woolly adelgid, japanese beetle, pine wilt, two lined chestnut borer. Each guide has the rate, the timing window, and the alternatives.

Where do these numbers come from?

The PHC Rx product catalog, built from the TREE-äge R10 label linked above, and synced to this page from the app. The label is the legal document; if the two disagree, the label wins and the catalog gets fixed.

TREE-äge R10: rate per inch, label facts, and uses

TREE-äge R10

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