Chapter 28 Flashcards

1
Q

What 4 main categories of information can you find of the pesticide label

A

product itself and what is in it
safety and health precautions
environmental concerns
directions for using the product

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2
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Front panel

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clearly identifies what the product is and what it contains

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3
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Trade, Brand or Product name

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appears plainly on the front panel of the label

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4
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Formulation

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can be listed as part of the trade name

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5
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Ingredient Statement

A

List of A.I. and the % of each by weight

listed by official common name and/or chemical name

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6
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Use classification statement

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a restricted use pesticide statement will be at the top of the front panel of the pesticide label if applicable

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7
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Type of pesticide

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usually indicated on the from panel of the label by a short general statement about what pests the product controsl

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8
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Net Content

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label must show the weight or volume of product that is in the container

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9
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Name and address of manufacturer

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must be listed on the label

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10
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EPA registration number

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must appear on the front panel of all pesticide labels. Indicates the pesticide product has been registered and its label approved by the EPA

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11
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EPA establishment number

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must appear on the front panel of all pesticide labels. Indicates the facility that produced the product

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12
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Safety Information

A

label will let you know what risks the pesticide poses to your health, what you can do to minimize those risks, and how you should respond if you are expose to the pesticide

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13
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Signal Words

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indicate a products relative acute toxicity to humans and animals.

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14
Q

List the signal words

A

Danger - Poison (highly toxic)
Danger (sever eye damage, skin irritation)
Warning (moderately toxic)
Caution (slightly toxic)

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15
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Precautionary Statement

A

additional statement to help you decide what precautions to take to protect yourself and others

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16
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Physical or Chemical Hazards

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describes any special fires explosion or chemical hazards the product may pose

17
Q

Route of Entry statement

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which routes of entry may be particularly hazardous

18
Q

Protective Clothing and Equipment Statement

A

labels vary in the type of information they provide

follow all label statement on PPE but also consider signal word, route of entry, and specific action statements

19
Q

universal precautionary statements

A

do not contaminate food or feed
remove and wash contaminated clothing before reuse
wash throughly after handling and before eating or smoking
what clean clothes daily
do not allow children or domestic animals into the treated area

20
Q

First aid statements

A

first aid recommended in case of poisoning or accidental exposure

21
Q

emergency telephone number

A

pesticide manufacturer

22
Q

reentry statement

A

instruction for when it is safe for you and others to reenter a site that has been treated.

23
Q

special toxicity statement

A

will tell you if a pesticide is especially hazardous to wildlife

24
Q

general environmental statements

A

appear on virtually every label and most should be followed even when they are not on the label

do not apply when runoff is likely
do not apply when weather conditions favor drift
do not contaminate water by improperly disposing
do not apply when bees are likely to be in the area
do not apply directly to water or to areas where surfaces water is present
use of this chemical in area where soils are permeable

25
Q

directions for us

A

how to use the product.

pests and manufacturer claims 
sites 
proper mixing instructions 
which adjutants to use 
how to use and how often 
how close to harvest you can use it 
phytotoxicity 
where and when the material should be applied 
how to minimize drift
26
Q

storage and disposal

A

appropriate storage and disposal of pesticide and its containers

27
Q

misuse statement

A

it is illegal to use this product in a manner inconsistent with its labeling - you must follow all direction on the label

28
Q

what do you do if state laws are stricter than federal

A

must comply with stricter state laws

29
Q

When should you read the label

A

before buying the pesticide
before mixing and applying the pesticide
before storing the pesticide
before disposing of unused pesticide and empty containers