National Core Manual - Chapter Eleven Flashcards

Pesticide Application Procedures

1
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Band Application

A

applying a pesticide in parallel strips - between or over rows of crops

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2
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Basal Application

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directing herbicides to the lower portions of brush or small trees

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3
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Broadcast Application

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uniformly applying a pesticide to an entire area or field

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4
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Crack & Crevice Application

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placing small amounts into cracks and crevices, baseboards and in cabinets

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5
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Directed Spray Application

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specifically targeting pests to minimize pesticide contact with nontarget plants and animals

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6
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Foliar Application

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directing pesticide to the leafy portions of a plant

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7
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Rope-wick or Wiper

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releasing pesticides onto a device that is wiped onto weeds taller than the crop, or wiped selectively onto individual weeds in an ornamental planting bed

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8
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Soil Application

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placing pesticide directly on or in the soil instead of on a growing plant

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9
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Soil Incorporation

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using tillage, rainfall or irrigation equipment to move pesticide into the soil

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10
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Soil Injection

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applying a pesticide under pressure beneath the soil surface

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11
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Space Treatment

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applying a pesticide in an enclosed area

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12
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Spot Treatment

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applying a pesticide to small, distinct areas

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13
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Tree Injection

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applying pesticides under the bark of trees

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14
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Closed Mixing & Loading Systems

A

designed to prevent pesticides from contacting handlers or other persons during mixing or loading; often for high risk chemicals

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15
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Two Types of Closed Mixing

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Mechanical delivery device, water-soluble packaging

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16
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Mechanical Systems

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often consist of a series of interconnected equipment that allows for safe removal of a pesticide from the container to the tank

17
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Minibulk Containers

A

used within a mechanical loading system, hold 40-330 gallons and are adapted to closed systems; have a pump and drive system

18
Q

Enclosed Cab

A

on a tractor or vehicle; prevents exposure

19
Q

Pesticide Containment Pad

A

used when the same location is frequently used for loading and mixing chemicals; designed to contain spills, leaks, overflows

20
Q

Sprayers

A

most common type of pesticide application equipment

21
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Hydraulic Sprayer

A

uses water or other liquid carrier for the pesticide

22
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Air-Blast (Mist) Sprayer

A

uses both water and air as carriers

23
Q

Granular Applicators

A

available for either band or broadcast application, can be operated as separate units or often attached to other equipment

24
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Rotary Spreaders

A

distribute the granules to the front and sides of the spreader; usually by means of a spinning disk or fan

25
Q

Drop Spreader

A

adjustable sliding gate opens holes in the bottom of the hopper; gravity creates granular flow, superior when more precise placement is desired

26
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Calibration

A

the process of measuring and adjusting the amount of pesticide your equipment applies or delivers to a specific area; ensures your equipment is applying the correct amount of material uniformly over a given area

27
Q

Boom Sprayer Calibration Factors

A

nozzle flow rate, ground speed of the sprayer, width sprayed per nozzle

28
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Triangular Area Formula

A

area = base x height / 2

29
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Circular Area Formula

A

area = 3.14r2

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