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What agency, under FIFRA, was given authority to study the consequences pesticide usage and require uses to register when using pesticide? - ANSWEREPA (Enviromental Protection Agency) Name four signal words in order of least to most hazardous: - ANSWERCaution Warning Danger Danger-Poison W...
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Add to cartWhat agency, under FIFRA, was given authority to study the consequences pesticide usage and require uses to register when using pesticide? - ANSWEREPA (Enviromental Protection Agency) Name four signal words in order of least to most hazardous: - ANSWERCaution Warning Danger Danger-Poison W...
A desiccant is? A. considered a pesticide under the current version of FIFRA B. A compound that promotes drying and removal of moisture from plant tissues C. A chemical that removes water from arthropods or destroys the waxy covering that protects these organisms from the water loss D. All of th...
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FIFRA -ANSWER -Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act -Provides federal control of pesticide distribution, sale, and use Full Federal Label (FIFRA) -ANSWER -Section 3 Pesticide Classification -ANSWER -All Pesticides are classified according to their potential hazards Pesticide...
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Add to cartFIFRA -ANSWER -Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act -Provides federal control of pesticide distribution, sale, and use Full Federal Label (FIFRA) -ANSWER -Section 3 Pesticide Classification -ANSWER -All Pesticides are classified according to their potential hazards Pesticide...
When was the EPA established? - ANSWER1970 What does FIFRA stand for? - ANSWERFederal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act What does the EPA through its OPP (Office of Pesticide Programs) use to carry out it's mandate? - ANSWERFIFRA What is the primary focus of FIFRA? - ANSWERTo pro...
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Add to cartWhen was the EPA established? - ANSWER1970 What does FIFRA stand for? - ANSWERFederal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act What does the EPA through its OPP (Office of Pesticide Programs) use to carry out it's mandate? - ANSWERFIFRA What is the primary focus of FIFRA? - ANSWERTo pro...
When was the EPA established? - ANSWER1970 What does FIFRA stand for? - ANSWERFederal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act What does the EPA through its OPP (Office of Pesticide Programs) use to carry out it's mandate? - ANSWERFIFRA What is the primary focus of FIFRA? - ANSWERTo pro...
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Add to cartWhen was the EPA established? - ANSWER1970 What does FIFRA stand for? - ANSWERFederal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act What does the EPA through its OPP (Office of Pesticide Programs) use to carry out it's mandate? - ANSWERFIFRA What is the primary focus of FIFRA? - ANSWERTo pro...
When was the EPA established? - ANSWER1970 What does FIFRA stand for? - ANSWERFederal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act What does the EPA through its OPP (Office of Pesticide Programs) use to carry out it's mandate? - ANSWERFIFRA What is the primary focus of FIFRA? - ANSWERTo pro...
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Add to cartWhen was the EPA established? - ANSWER1970 What does FIFRA stand for? - ANSWERFederal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act What does the EPA through its OPP (Office of Pesticide Programs) use to carry out it's mandate? - ANSWERFIFRA What is the primary focus of FIFRA? - ANSWERTo pro...
When was the EPA established? - ANSWER1970 What does FIFRA stand for? - ANSWERFederal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act What does the EPA through its OPP (Office of Pesticide Programs) use to carry out it's mandate? - ANSWERFIFRA What is the primary focus of FIFRA? - ANSWERTo pro...
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Add to cartWhen was the EPA established? - ANSWER1970 What does FIFRA stand for? - ANSWERFederal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act What does the EPA through its OPP (Office of Pesticide Programs) use to carry out it's mandate? - ANSWERFIFRA What is the primary focus of FIFRA? - ANSWERTo pro...
When was the EPA established? - ANSWER1970 What does FIFRA stand for? - ANSWERFederal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act What does the EPA through its OPP (Office of Pesticide Programs) use to carry out it's mandate? - ANSWERFIFRA What is the primary focus of FIFRA? - ANSWERTo pro...
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Add to cartWhen was the EPA established? - ANSWER1970 What does FIFRA stand for? - ANSWERFederal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act What does the EPA through its OPP (Office of Pesticide Programs) use to carry out it's mandate? - ANSWERFIFRA What is the primary focus of FIFRA? - ANSWERTo pro...
Certified Operator - ANSWERIndividual who applies any restricted-use pesticides for a commercial applicator, registered limited commercial applicator, or registered limited commercial applicator, or registered public applicator, without the on-site supervision of a qualified supervisor and that shou...
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Add to cartCertified Operator - ANSWERIndividual who applies any restricted-use pesticides for a commercial applicator, registered limited commercial applicator, or registered limited commercial applicator, or registered public applicator, without the on-site supervision of a qualified supervisor and that shou...
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Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) -ANSWER Laws that provide federal control of pesticide distribution, sale, and use. EPA carries out enforcement. Users must take exams for certification as applicators. EPA must register new pesticides and re-register all existing pesti...
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Add to cartFederal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) -ANSWER Laws that provide federal control of pesticide distribution, sale, and use. EPA carries out enforcement. Users must take exams for certification as applicators. EPA must register new pesticides and re-register all existing pesti...
When was the EPA established? - ANSWER1970 What does FIFRA stand for? - ANSWERFederal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act What does the EPA through its OPP (Office of Pesticide Programs) use to carry out it's mandate? - ANSWERSection 24c labels are only valid in the state of issue. Th...
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Add to cartWhen was the EPA established? - ANSWER1970 What does FIFRA stand for? - ANSWERFederal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act What does the EPA through its OPP (Office of Pesticide Programs) use to carry out it's mandate? - ANSWERSection 24c labels are only valid in the state of issue. Th...
What does IPM mean? -ANSWER Integrated Pest Management What is the definition of IPM -ANSWER A pest population management system that anticipates and prevents pests from causing damage What kind of approach is IPM to pest control -ANSWER Ecological What are the components of IPM -ANSWER -pe...
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Add to cartWhat does IPM mean? -ANSWER Integrated Pest Management What is the definition of IPM -ANSWER A pest population management system that anticipates and prevents pests from causing damage What kind of approach is IPM to pest control -ANSWER Ecological What are the components of IPM -ANSWER -pe...
What types of pesticide uses require the Ag Basic license -ANSWER -Use of general-use pesticides to produce plants or plant products intended for human consumption as food, where the person applying the pesticides or the employer of the person applying the pesticides derives $1,000 or more in annual...
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Add to cartWhat types of pesticide uses require the Ag Basic license -ANSWER -Use of general-use pesticides to produce plants or plant products intended for human consumption as food, where the person applying the pesticides or the employer of the person applying the pesticides derives $1,000 or more in annual...
Anticoagulant -ANSWER a chemical that interferes with the bloods ability to clot causing the affected animal to bleed to death Avicide -ANSWER a pesticide used to kill or repel birds Chemosterilant -ANSWER a chemical that causes an animal to become irreversibly sterile without changing its mat...
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Add to cartAnticoagulant -ANSWER a chemical that interferes with the bloods ability to clot causing the affected animal to bleed to death Avicide -ANSWER a pesticide used to kill or repel birds Chemosterilant -ANSWER a chemical that causes an animal to become irreversibly sterile without changing its mat...
How can Colorado laws & Regulations vary from federal law? - ANSWERGenerally the laws and regs can be more, but NOT less stringent than federal law. That's why state & federal law mirror each other so they can be enforced on a local level. Colorado Pesticide Applicators Act Title 35, Article 10 ...
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Add to cartHow can Colorado laws & Regulations vary from federal law? - ANSWERGenerally the laws and regs can be more, but NOT less stringent than federal law. That's why state & federal law mirror each other so they can be enforced on a local level. Colorado Pesticide Applicators Act Title 35, Article 10 ...
Acaricide -ANSWER A pesticide used to control mites and ticks. A miticide is an acaricide. Active INgredient -ANSWER The chemical or chemicals in a pesticide responsible for killing, poisoning, or repelling the pest. Listed separately in the ingredient statement. Acute Toxicity -ANSWER The cap...
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Add to cartAcaricide -ANSWER A pesticide used to control mites and ticks. A miticide is an acaricide. Active INgredient -ANSWER The chemical or chemicals in a pesticide responsible for killing, poisoning, or repelling the pest. Listed separately in the ingredient statement. Acute Toxicity -ANSWER The cap...
Absorption - ANSWERThe process by which pesticides are taken into animals, including humans, and porous surfaces (soil). Active ingredient (a.i.) - ANSWERThe chemical or chemicals in a product responsible for the desired effects, which are capable of preventing, destroying, repelling or mitigatin...
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Add to cartAbsorption - ANSWERThe process by which pesticides are taken into animals, including humans, and porous surfaces (soil). Active ingredient (a.i.) - ANSWERThe chemical or chemicals in a product responsible for the desired effects, which are capable of preventing, destroying, repelling or mitigatin...
Pest -ANSWER An undesirable organism that injures humans, desirable plants and animals, manufactured products, or natural substances Pathogens -ANSWER Disease causing organisms Four Main Groups of Pest Organisms -ANSWER 1. Weeds 2. Invertebrates 3. Pathogens 4. Vertebrates Weed -ANSWER U...
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Add to cartPest -ANSWER An undesirable organism that injures humans, desirable plants and animals, manufactured products, or natural substances Pathogens -ANSWER Disease causing organisms Four Main Groups of Pest Organisms -ANSWER 1. Weeds 2. Invertebrates 3. Pathogens 4. Vertebrates Weed -ANSWER U...
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What are some of the basic principles of Integrated pest management? - ANSWER1.) PREVENTION: Produce healthy plants that resist plants: (Selecting healthy plants, using certified seed, providing good growing conditions, and making a good match between the plant and the site) 2.) MONITOR AND IDENTIF...
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Add to cartWhat are some of the basic principles of Integrated pest management? - ANSWER1.) PREVENTION: Produce healthy plants that resist plants: (Selecting healthy plants, using certified seed, providing good growing conditions, and making a good match between the plant and the site) 2.) MONITOR AND IDENTIF...
Pest -ANSWER Unwanted organisms that are a nuisance to man/animals and can cause injury to humans, animals, plants, structures, or possessions. Can be an insect, rodent, fungus, weed, or other organisms. Sequence of Pest Control -ANSWER Inspection, Diagnosis, Prescription and Application, Evaluat...
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Add to cartPest -ANSWER Unwanted organisms that are a nuisance to man/animals and can cause injury to humans, animals, plants, structures, or possessions. Can be an insect, rodent, fungus, weed, or other organisms. Sequence of Pest Control -ANSWER Inspection, Diagnosis, Prescription and Application, Evaluat...
Hypoxylon canker -ANSWERmost destructive canker of aspen and one of the most important diseases in Great Lakes States; enters tree at branch stubs and causes yellowing then irregular bark collapse canker -ANSWERgeneral term to describe diseases of bark and cambium, which generally occur as a resu...
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Add to cartHypoxylon canker -ANSWERmost destructive canker of aspen and one of the most important diseases in Great Lakes States; enters tree at branch stubs and causes yellowing then irregular bark collapse canker -ANSWERgeneral term to describe diseases of bark and cambium, which generally occur as a resu...
German Cockroach - ANSWER1/2 long or slightly longer. Males are light brown to tan with black stripes on the pronotum. Females are darker and their abdomens are more rounded. live in humid places. American cockroach - ANSWERalso known as paletto bug, waterbug, bombay canary. Largest species in co...
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Add to cartGerman Cockroach - ANSWER1/2 long or slightly longer. Males are light brown to tan with black stripes on the pronotum. Females are darker and their abdomens are more rounded. live in humid places. American cockroach - ANSWERalso known as paletto bug, waterbug, bombay canary. Largest species in co...
is the use of all available tactics or strategies to manage pests so that acceptable control can be achieved. -ANSWER Integrated Pest management why must weeds and woody plants be managed on right of way? -ANSWER saftey, access to facilities, decrease in maintenence costs, wildlife. the first ...
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Add to cartis the use of all available tactics or strategies to manage pests so that acceptable control can be achieved. -ANSWER Integrated Pest management why must weeds and woody plants be managed on right of way? -ANSWER saftey, access to facilities, decrease in maintenence costs, wildlife. the first ...
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