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Definition
Soluble Powder
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L or F I. Active Ingredient
, W or Wp S or SP
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Definition
It serves as a tracking mechanism that permits OISC-Office of Indiana
State Chemist to confirm status of Certified Applicators
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D. identify the requirements for C. describe the types of pesticides
obtaining a pesticide dealer's permit. available for commercial use.
A. Discuss the purpose of the B. explain the penalties for using
applicator license pesticides without a license.
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a. Weeds: undesirable plants
b. Invertebrates: insects, mites, ticks, spiders
,c. Plant Disease Agents: fungi, viruses, bacteria
Vertebrates: birds, rodents
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A. Explain how site history can inform
A. List 4 major pest groups
a pest management decision.
A. List what activities may be
A. Define pesticide resistance.
performed by a registered technician
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a. At the top of the front panel
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C. explain the importance of reading B. describe the different types of
the entire pesticide label before use. pesticide formulations available.
A. Indicate where to find a
D. identify the safety precautions for
restricted-use pesticide (RUP)
handling pesticides in the field.
statement on a pesticide label.
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2 years of commercial and private applicators and 5 years for category
7b, termite control
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D. identify the types of records that
C. explain the training requirements
must be maintained for pesticide
for pesticide applicators.
applications.
B. discuss the procedures for A. State the minimum number
disposing of expired pesticide of years RUP records must be
products. kept
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Definition
Ultra Low Volume Concentrate
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BTI RTU
Definition
Soluble Powder
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L or F I. Active Ingredient
, W or Wp S or SP
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2 of 54
Definition
It serves as a tracking mechanism that permits OISC-Office of Indiana
State Chemist to confirm status of Certified Applicators
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D. identify the requirements for C. describe the types of pesticides
obtaining a pesticide dealer's permit. available for commercial use.
A. Discuss the purpose of the B. explain the penalties for using
applicator license pesticides without a license.
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3 of 54
Definition
a. Weeds: undesirable plants
b. Invertebrates: insects, mites, ticks, spiders
,c. Plant Disease Agents: fungi, viruses, bacteria
Vertebrates: birds, rodents
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A. Explain how site history can inform
A. List 4 major pest groups
a pest management decision.
A. List what activities may be
A. Define pesticide resistance.
performed by a registered technician
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Definition
a. At the top of the front panel
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C. explain the importance of reading B. describe the different types of
the entire pesticide label before use. pesticide formulations available.
A. Indicate where to find a
D. identify the safety precautions for
restricted-use pesticide (RUP)
handling pesticides in the field.
statement on a pesticide label.
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, 5 of 54
Definition
2 years of commercial and private applicators and 5 years for category
7b, termite control
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D. identify the types of records that
C. explain the training requirements
must be maintained for pesticide
for pesticide applicators.
applications.
B. discuss the procedures for A. State the minimum number
disposing of expired pesticide of years RUP records must be
products. kept
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Definition
Ultra Low Volume Concentrate
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BTI RTU
