Ch 4 Iowa Core Manual

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Label

all info printed on and attached to the pesticide container

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What does the label contain information about?

Handling, storage, use, and disposal of the pesticide.

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Why is it important to read the pesticide label?

It is a legal document that must be followed to avoid liability and fines.

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What is Section 3 of FIFRA?

The most common and comprehensive registration. It means the EPA has reviewed and approved all information required to support all uses listed on the label.

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What does Section 24(c) allow?

It allows for distribution and use of a pesticide within a specific state or locality when a special registration is requested due to unmanaged pests.

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What is a Section 18 Exemption?

Exemptions for specific public health needs and crises; usage must comply with the Section 18 label.

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What is a Section 25(b) Exemption?

Certain pesticides exempt from normal registration due to posing minimum risk; do not require EPA approval or label.

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What are active ingredients?

Ingredients that actually control the pest.

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What are inert ingredients?

Ingredients that do not control the pest.

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Where do you look for the restricted use classification on a pesticide label?

It appears on the top front panel of the label.

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What does the signal word 'Danger-poison' signify?

The product is highly toxic by any route of entry into the body and must include a skull & crossbones symbol.

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What does 'Caution' indicate on a pesticide label?

The product is slightly toxic through oral, dermal, or inhalation, or causes slight eye/skin irritation.

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What are precautionary statements?

All pesticide labels contain precautionary statements. These statements indicate ways the pesticide may be particularly hazardous, in three different categories.


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What does a Misuse Statement on a label mean?

It states that it is a violation of federal law to use the product in a manner inconsistent with its labeling.

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What must pesticide users obey besides the label?

Directions on documents/materials referenced on the label.

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Who is responsible for developing a pesticide's MSDS?

Manufacturers are responsible for developing and providing it upon request.

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What is a restricted use classification?

Restricted Use pesticides need special attention as they could cause extraneous harm even if used as intended.  

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What are the three types of precautionary statements?

  1. hazards to humans and domestic animals

  2. Environmental hazards

  3. physical and chemical hazards