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with accurate detailed solutions
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Venturi - ✔✔Used most often with systemic products, but can also work with contact
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products if the spray volume is high (>40 GPA).
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County Agricultural Commissionersz - ✔✔Certify private pesticide applicators and
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conduct local enforcement of pesticide use law and regulations.
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California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) - ✔✔Ensure the state's food
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safety, protects the state's agriculture from invasive species, and promotes the
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California agricultural industry || ||
Structural Pest Control Board (SPCB) - ✔✔Certifies and licenses structural pest
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control applicators and conducts certain types of field enforcement of structural pest
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control laws and regulations.
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California Department of Public Health (CDPH) Vector-Borne Disease Section -
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✔✔Certifies vector control pesticides applicators employed by a government vector
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control agency and develops vector control pest control study guides.
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Department of Pesticide Regulation (DPR) - ✔✔State lead agency for developing and
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implementing a statewide pesticide regulatory program. || || || || ||
The difference between California's laws and the Department Pesticide Regulation's
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regulations is that laws are || || || ||
A. Passed by CAC and regulations are passed by the California legislature
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,B. Passed by the California legislature and regulations are adopted by the Department
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of Pesticide Regulation to carry out the laws
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C. Supplements to federal regulations
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D. Adopted by the Department of Pesticide Regulation to carry out regulations signed
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by the Governor - ✔✔B
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Which of the following is NOT one of the purposes of California's pesticide and pest
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control laws and regulations?
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A. Protecting workers from pesticide exposure
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B. Providing proper, safe, and effective use of pesticides
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C. encouraging people to use more pesticides
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D. Protecting public health - ✔✔C
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A coorperating agency that helps the DPR enfore pesticide use laws and regulations in
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California is the || || ||
A. County department of health
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B. State department of water resources
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C. State department of labor
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D. County Agricultural Commissioner - ✔✔D
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CAC may adopt supplemental pesticide regulations with the approval of the
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A. Department of Pesticide Regulation
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B. Office of the Governor
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C. County Board of Supervisors
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D. California State Legislature - ✔✔A
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,Title 3 of the California Code of Regulations (3 CCR - ✔✔Lists pesticides that are
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deemed as "california restricted materials". In section 6400.
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Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act - ✔✔Federal law that outlines the
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various types of pesticide product registrations and exemptions from registrations
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FIFRA - Section 3 - ✔✔General pesticide product registration. Grants the EPA to
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register pesticide products with the corresponding labeling containing basic registered
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uses, use directions, requirements, and prohibitions.
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FIFRA - Section 18 - ✔✔Emergency exemptions from registrations. Authorizes the
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EPA to allow an unregistered use of a pesticide for a limited time if the EPA
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determines that emergency conditions exist. || || || ||
FIFRA - Section 24c - ✔✔Special local need registrations. Grants states pesticide
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regulatory authority to issue a new use registration for a federally registered pesticide
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in subsection (c).
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Section 18 exemptions - ✔✔Specific
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Public Health ||
Quarantine
Crisis
Label - ✔✔Any written, printed, or graphic matter with pest control directions,
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requirements, prohibitions, and other information such as health and safety
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precautions. The label must appear on or be securely attached to the immediate
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pesticide product container or pest control device.
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, Labeling - ✔✔Incldues the label and all other written, printed, or graphic matter
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accompanying the pesticide product container or device at any time. Can include the
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SDS or a commodity treatment schedule, WPS provisions of 40 CPR part 170.
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Supplemental labeling - ✔✔EPA-approved written, printed, or graphic material
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supplied by the pesticide manufacturer that provides additional product information
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not present on the current container label. The additional information may include
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new application sites and rates, safety guidelines, Worker Protection Standard and
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PPE requirements, and endangered species advisories.
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When to read the pesticide labeling - ✔✔Before buying the pesticide
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Before mixing and applying the pesticide
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When storing pesticides
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Before disposing of unused pesticide and empty containers.
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Deviations from Labeling - ✔✔1. Decrease in rate per unit treated - decrease pesticide
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2. Decrease in the concentration of the mixture applied - increase water
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3. Increase in concentration as long as it corresponds with published
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recommendations from UCs || || ||
4. Application at a frequency less than specified
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5. Use to control la target pest not listed on the labeling when the commodity or site is
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listed.
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6. Use of any method of application not prohibited, provided other labeling directions
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are followed.
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7. Tank-mixing with another pesticide or fertilizer
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8. `Exceptions to or substitutions for PPE requirements.
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Which of the following is considered to be pesticide labeling?
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