Commercial pesti - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Who's Responsible? - Answer- An applicator is responsible for any damage to private or public property resulting from careless application or misuse of herbicides What are roadside management objectives? - Answer- The current goal of many roadside management programs is to 1) control only those plants listed as noxious weeds or 2) plants that interfere with the vision of motorists, 3) inhibit the flow of water through drainage ditches, 4) pose a fire hazard, or 5) interfere with activities o...

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most important environmental factors that affect development of most diseases - Answer temperature and moisture REI - Answer restricted entry interval systemic fungicide - Answer absorbed into plant tissue and may offer some after infection activity preventative fungicide - Answer when a fungicide is present on the plant as a protective barrier before the pathogen arrives stewart's wilt is caused by a - Answer bacteria cause of worst plant disease epidemics - Answer pathogens tha...

1. Pesticides formulated as soluble powders are dry materials that form a true solution when mixed with water. What is meant by the word 'solution'? It needs constant agitation It might clog filters It consists of very fine particles that are dispersed in water It completely dissolved in the water and are no longer recognized as individual particles 2.A desiccant is? considered a pesticide under the current version of FIFRA A compound that promotes drying and removal of moisture fr...

MDARD Commercial Pesticide Applicator Exam: Aquatic Pest Management Latest Update 2024/2025. Record keeping for general use pesticides (length of time) - 1 year following application Record keeping for restricted use pesticides (length of time) - 3 years following application What should the records for pesticide use include? (6) - 1. Name and concentration of pesticide 2. Amount of pesticide applied 3. Target pest / purpose 4. Date of application 5. Location of application 6. Method of ...

Explain the difference between key pests, occasional pests and secondary pests CORRECT ANSWER Key pests are nearly always present and require regular control. occasional pests are migratory or cyclical and require intermittent control. secondary pests require control only under certain conditions, such as the elimination of a key pest or the absence of a natural host. what should you do first if you see damage to a plant, animal, or valuable product/ CORRECT ANSWER identify the cause what ...

Commercial Pesticide Applicator ROW Pest Control Questions and Answers Graded A+ Living things that compete with a host for food, fiber, and space, or attack us directly Pest The living plant or animal some pests depend on for survival. Host What are the 5 main groups of pests? Insects (plus mites, ticks, and spiders) Snails and slugs Vertebrates Plant disease agents Weeds What are the 2 things that all adult insects have in common? Jointed legs Three body segments...

Iowa Commercial Pesticide Applicators: Aquatic Pest Control (Category 5) QUESTIONS & ANSWERS 2024 ( A+ GRADED 100% VERIFIED)