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Reading a Pesticide/ Herbicide Label

Reading a Pesticide/ Herbicide Label. Diseases and Control. Question?. Why do we need to know how to read pesticide / herbicide labels? Would there be danger in applying pesticides / herbicides without labels?

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Reading a Pesticide/ Herbicide Label

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  1. Reading a Pesticide/ Herbicide Label Diseases and Control

  2. Question? • Why do we need to know how to read pesticide / herbicide labels? • Would there be danger in applying pesticides / herbicides without labels? • Are some pesticides / herbicides more harmful than others? How would you find out?

  3. Objectives • Identify the parts of a pesticide / herbicide label • Identify the different formulations of pesticides / herbicides • Identify signal words • Identify storage and disposal • Identify use directions and purpose

  4. Use Classification Use Classification 1st Box • Specifies use of particular pesticide and clarifies restrictions

  5. Pesticide/ Herbicide Names

  6. Chemical, Formulation, Ingredients • Chemical name • Formulation • Ingredients

  7. Signal Words

  8. Precautionary Statement &First-Aid

  9. Names, Numbers, Content Net Contents

  10. Storage & Disposal

  11. Create Your Own Label • Take out a Sheet of Paper and use your handout as a guide (do not copy it!) • Construct a unique pesticide or herbicide label • Your label can be serious or silly but it must be thorough and contain all of the parts outlined in your handout

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