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QAL - Laws and Regulations Exam 2024
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Define Integrated Pest Management -ANSWER-the incorporation of
various pest control techniques in a way that minimizes effects on
human and environmental health while maximizing reductions to pest
populations

What is a key pest? -ANSWER-pests that cause major damage on a
regular basis; require regular control efforts to prevent damage

What is an occasional pest? -ANSWER-become pests once in a while
due to life cycles, environmental conditions, or result of human activity

What is a secondary pest? -ANSWER-normally not problem pests but
become problematic after key pests are controlled; can/will cause
damage after control of key pests

Define prevention of pests. -ANSWER-Stopping pest populations
before damage or treatment thresholds; weed/disease free seeding
and mediums, disease/insect resistant genetics, sanitation practices,
natural enemies

Define suppression of pests. -ANSWER-reduction of pest populations
below economic injury threshold/to tolerable levels; can lower pest
populations so natural enemies can maintain control; releasing
biological agents, cultivation, etc.

,Define eradication of pests. -ANSWER-total elimination of pest from
designated area; very expensive and often limited success;
eradication rarely supported unless it is an exotic or introduced pest

Define economic injury thresholds. -ANSWER-When damages from
pests effect the economic return of the product; pesticide applications
often based off of these thresholds

Describe monitoring and its importance. -ANSWER-detection and
tracking of development of pests; key to building effective
management programs; verifies pest presence and helps predict
outbreaks; helps observe habits, life cycles, natural enemies, properly
time applications, assess effectiveness of control measures

Five components of all IPM programs? -ANSWER-Identification,
monitoring, use of EIL to determine management, prevention, and
combining management tools when needed

What are the IPM methods/control options? -ANSWER-biological,
chemical, mechanical/physical, cultural

Define biological control methods? -ANSWER-use of living control
agents/natural enemies to control pest populations; parasites,
pathogens, predators, competitors

Define chemical control methods -ANSWER-use of naturally occurring
or synthetic pesticides; only used when necessary in combination with
other methods; use of most selective pesticides to minimize
detrimental effects to humans or environment

,Define mechanical/physical controls -ANSWER-kill pest directly or
make the environment unsuitable; ex.) rodent traps, mowing,
sterilization, screens for birds

Define cultural controls -ANSWER-reduce pest establishment,
reproduction, dispersal, and survival; ex.) changing irrigation, crop
rotation

Explain importance of evaluating pest management results. -
ANSWER-monitor after every treatment to learn if control activity was
successful; to ensure levels reach tolerable levels and control was
successful

What IPM method of control is exclusion? -ANSWER-
mechanical/physical

What is augmentation? -ANSWER-form of biological control; rearing
and releasing of natural enemies that are probably naturally occurring
in the area but natural populations are too low to effectively control
pest

What pest control approach should you use if environmental
conditions are beginning to favor the development of disease? -
ANSWER-prevention

What pest control approach should you use if pest populations need to
be lowered so natural enemies can take over and maintain control? -
ANSWER-suppression

What pest control approach should you use if an invasive species is
threatening crops in a new area? -ANSWER-eradication

, Use of barriers, screens, fences, mesh is known as... -ANSWER-
exclusion

Why is it important to track the life stage of pests you are trying to
control? -ANSWER-Successful control efforts must coincide with
pest's most vulnerable life stage

Monitor after every treatment to learn... -ANSWER-whether the control
activity was successful

EPA -ANSWER-Environmental Protection Agency - regulates all
aspects of pesticide registration, sale, and use at federal levels thru
laws in FIFRA; oversees and reviews state regulatory programs for
compliance with federal requirements like WPS

DPR -ANSWER-Department of Pesticide Regulation - state lead
agency for developing and implementing regulatory programs;
regulates all aspects of sales and use to protect public and
environment; includes certifying and licensing individuals and
enforcing laws and regulations

CAC -ANSWER-County Agricultural Commissioners - certifies private
pesticide applicators and enforces local pesticide use laws and
regulations

UC IPM -ANSWER-University of California Statewide Integrated Pest
Management Program - works with DPR to develop certification study
guides, exam questions, safety education, management guidelines,
and other information

CDFA -ANSWER-California Dept of Food and Agriculture - ensures
state food safety; protects from invasive species

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