How to use the Pesticide Label. After this module, you should know: 1. What information you need to safely apply pesticides. 2. How to find the information.

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How to use the Pesticide Label

After this module, you should know: 1. What information you need to safely apply pesticides. 2. How to find the information you need on the label.

What questions do you ask yourself before making a pesticide application?

What kind of pest is it? How do I protect myself? What kind of spray equipment do I need?

When can people enter the treated area? How toxic is the pesticide? How can I protect wildlife?

Will it contaminate the water? What if I spill some? What rate do I use?

How do I mix it? What time of day do I spray? What about the weather?

Can I use this pesticide on this site? What about first aid?

What kind of pest is it?

S. Approved Uses

How do I protect myself?

I. Precautionary Statements – Signal Words J. PPE K.User Safety Recommendations L.First Aid

What kind of spray equipment do I need?

S. Approved Uses

When can people enter the treated area?

O. Ag Use Req – REI

How toxic is the pesticide?

I. Precautionary Statements – Signal Word Y. Chem Hazards Z. Physical Hazards

How can I protect wildlife?

M. Environ Hazards W. Endangered Species Restrict. X. Groundwater Advisory Statement

Will it contaminate the water?

X. Groundwater Advise Statement

What if I spill some?

M. Environ Hazards P. Storage & Disposal Q. General Info U. Phone Numbers

What rate do I use?

N. Directions for use R. Mixing Directions

How do I mix it?

R. Mixing Directions

What time of day do I spray?

N. Directions for Use

What about the weather?

M. Environ Hazards

Can I use this pesticide on this site?

S.Approved Uses – sites

What about first aid?

L. First Aid

What parts of the label did we not use? C.Formulation

What parts of the label did we not use? C.Formulation D.Type of Pesticide

What parts of the label did we not use? C.Formulation D.Type of Pesticide E.RUP classification

What parts of the label did we not use? C.Formulation D.Type of Pesticide E.RUP classification H.EPA Reg #

What parts of the label did we not use? C.Formulation D.Type of Pesticide E.RUP classification H.EPA Reg # V. Net Contents