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Ag Chem Final 1

Ag Chem Final 1 review from class lab April 9

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Which of these examples would be considered a non-target organism? a. corn smut b. monarch butterfly c. grasshopper d. jimsonweed b. monarch butterfly
The first step in pest management/control is? Identify the pest
Which products are the best for preventing herbicide resistance? Chemicals with multiple sites of action
Acute pesticide effects occur? a. within 24 hours b. within 6 months c. 2-3 years later d. within 2-7 weeks a. within 24 hours
A primary consideration when using fogging and aerosol application is? a. limiting application to the target site b. purpose/use of target site c. time of application a. limiting application to target site
What are the 2 factors affecting "hazard" or risk of a pesticide? Hazard= ___________x___________ toxicity x exposure
Which formulation type is least likely to have drift problems? a. SL b. EC c. G c. G= granules not mixed in water and sprayed
A "warning" on a pesticide label means the pesticide has what level of toxicity? a. high b. moderate c. slight d. none b. moderate
Pesticides with oil solvent can damage a target site. Which formulation does not contain an oil solvent? a. Spartan 4F b. Gramoxone SL c. Select 2EC b. Gramoxone SL= water soluble liquid
What is an adjuvant? a. pesticide carrier b. pesticide solvent/diluent c. additive to increase efficiency d. an active ingredient c. additive to increase efficiency
Most labels allow the use of the highest recommended use on? a. high organic soils b. sandy soils c. areas with high water table d. low organic matter soils a. high organic soils
_______ should be checked when mixing different pesticides to avoid loss of effectiveness and clogging of nozzles? a. solubility b. volatility c. compatibility d. degradability c. compatibility
The only source for accurate legal uses of pesticide is found in? a. Nebraska Pesticide Guide b. Pesticide label c. pesticide SDS sheet d. all the above b. pesticide label
Which of these factors may improve the efficiency of a pesticide? a. broad and flat leaves b. dense layer of hair c. waxy leaf surface d. tap root a. broad and flat leaves
The greatest risk of pesticide exposure is during ______? a. walking into sprayed field b. mixing c. application d. transportation b. mixing
The first action to take after a pesticide spill is _____? a. treat any exposure b. call 911 c. contain the spill d. clean up the spill a. treat any exposure
Containers should be triple rinsed immediately after emptying contents to _____? a. prevent dried pesticide residue b. save time c. prep the container for future uses a. prevent dried residue
In general, wind speed should be below ________ at the time of pesticide application. a. 5 mph b. 10 mph c. 20 mph d. 0 mph b. 10 mph
An individual nozzle output that varies more than _______ percent from the others should be replaced. a. one b. five c. ten d. twenty b. five
The amount of diluent required in a tank mix depends on ______? a. size of tank b. amount applied per acre c. acres to be treated with a tank load d. all the above d. all the above
97% of pesticide exposure is by what route? a. oral b. dermal c. ocular d. inhalation b. dermal
Which of these terms represents a build-up of pesticide at the mixing site? a. solubility b. accumulation c. persitance d. valtility b. accumulation
What material provides the most protection from chemical exposure? a. cotton b. rubber or plastic c. linen d. leather b. rubber or plastic
Which of the following affects the population of a pest? a. climate b. food and water supply c. natural enemies present d. all are correct d. all are correct
A 24c SLN label ________ a. may be used anywhere b. covers all labeled crops c. has special controlled uses d. manages pest emergency outbreaks c. has special controlled uses
The rate of pesticide breakdown depends on ____? a. moisture b. temperature c. soil type and pH d. All the above d. all the above
Integrated pest management is encouraged to prevent pest resistance to pesticide. What does "integrated" mean? use multiple control strategies, don't just spray
Which of these examples represents a "point-source" of pesticide contamination? mixing site
_____ and ______ may cause a greater drift risk. a. high temp, low humidity b. high temp, high humidity c. low temp, low humidity d. low temp, high humidity d. high humidity a. high temp, low humidity
Maximum time heat stress may may affect humans. a. 24 hours b. 30 days c. 1 year d. permanently d. permanently
Which of these examples is the best way of disposing of used containers of pesticides? a. recycle b. include it in trash c. burn a. recycle
What is the first action to aid a victim of pesticide exposure? a. consult the label b. remove victim from further pesticide contact c. call 911 d. call your lawyer b. remove victim from further contact
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