Which statement about pest management
strategies in Integrated Pest Management
(IPM) is true? - ....ANSWER >>>>The goal is to
prevent pests from reaching damaging levels.
In Michigan, commercial applicators do not
have to maintain records or general-use
pesticides but must keep records of
restricted-use pesticides for three years
following the application. T/F - ....ANSWER
>>>>False
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If off-target drift is anticipated because of the
nature of the application, a drift management
plan must be in place. T/F - ....ANSWER
>>>>True
In Michigan, empty pesticide containers that
have been triple-rinsed or power-rinsed and
punctured may be brought to an MDARD
recycling facility or disposed of in a regular
licensed Type II sanitary landfill T/F -
....ANSWER >>>>True
The MIOSHA Right-to-Know Act requires
employers to obtain and retain Safety Data
Sheets (SDS) on all hazardous chemicals
(including pesticides) for employee review.
T/F - ....ANSWER >>>>True
Your first response after a pesticide spill is to
immediately clean it up. T/F - ....ANSWER
>>>>False
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In Michigan, commercial applicators may also
become approved trainers of registered
applicators. T/F - ....ANSWER >>>>True
When applying pesticides outside under high
temperature conditions, it is OK to wear
short-sleeved shirts, sandals and shorts to
avoid heat stress. T/F - ....ANSWER >>>>False
Michigan does not have a specific registry of
sensitive persons who must be notified of
pesticide applications on adjacent properties.
T/F - ....ANSWER >>>>False
Licensed pesticide dealers may sell restricted-
use pesticides only to certified applicators.
T/F - ....ANSWER >>>>True
After collecting the rinsate from triple-rinsing
pesticide containers you may pour the rinsate
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down the floor drain T/F - ....ANSWER
>>>>False
It is not necessary to contact the EGLE
(formally MDEQ) when a pesticide spill drains
into a ditch. T/F - ....ANSWER >>>>False
If you store and distribute bulk pesticides in
certain quantities, you must comply with
Michigan Regulation 640 rules for commercial
pesticide storage. T/F - ....ANSWER >>>>True
Commercial pesticide applicators are not
required to be IPM trained if using only
general-use pesticide applications in schools.
T/F - ....ANSWER >>>>False
The Michigan Department of Agriculture and
Rural Development does not have the
authority to suspend the registration of a
pesticide T/F - ....ANSWER >>>>False
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