Pesticide Label Knowledge Assessment

The video tutorial explains how to read and understand pesticide labels, which are legal documents providing instructions on the use, storage, and disposal of pesticides. It covers the classification of pesticides, the importance of active ingredients, and the significance of EPA registration numbers. The tutorial also highlights safety precautions, including personal protective equipment, and provides guidance on accessing labels online if they are damaged or unreadable.

What is the legal significance of a pesticide label?

• It is a scientific report.

• It is a marketing tool.

• It is a legal document.

• It is a suggestion for use.

Which of the following is NOT a classification of pesticides?

• Antibiotics

• Herbicides

• Insecticides

• Fungicides

What does a 'restricted use pesticide' label indicate?

• It can be used by anyone.

• It requires a special license to purchase or apply.

• It is not available for sale.

• It is only for agricultural use.

Why is it important to check the active ingredient list on a pesticide label?

• To determine the price.

• To compare the percentage of active ingredients.

• To find the brand name.

• To check the expiration date.

What information is provided by the EPA registration number on a pesticide label?

• The price of the product.

• The legal approval for use.

• The manufacturing date.

• The storage instructions.

What do signal words on a pesticide label indicate?

• The color of the pesticide.

• The price range of the product.

• The level of hazard associated with the product.

• The brand of the pesticide.

What is the purpose of the personal protective equipment (PPE) section on a pesticide label?

• To list the ingredients.

• To provide storage instructions.

• To offer disposal methods.

• To specify the protective gear required.

What does the pre-harvest interval on a pesticide label specify?

• The time before the product expires.

• The time before the product can be harvested or consumed.

• The time before the product can be stored.

• The time before the product can be sold.

Where can you find additional information if a pesticide label is damaged or unreadable?

• On the MU Extension website or by contacting them.

• In the product's packaging.

• On the manufacturer's website.

• In the store where it was purchased.

What should you do if you do not have internet access to find a pesticide label?

• Ignore the label.

• Use a similar product.

• Contact MU Extension for a printed label.

• Guess the instructions.