Idaho Pesticide Applicators Certification
Exam
2,four-D - ANS-Selective, increase regulator, excessive volatility, excessive capability for glide,
peas, grapes, and tomatoes very sensitive, grain and corn are not sensitive
Absinth Wormwood - ANS-Perennial
Absorption - ANS-uptake in flora and animals
Adjuvants - ANS-any additive to improve effectiveness or protection (buffers, surfectants,
spreader, penetrants, wetting dealers
Buffers: lower the pH
Surfectants: enhance spreading, dispersing, or wetting properties.
Adsorption - ANS-Soils excessive in natural rely or clay are maximum adsorptive.
Corse sandy soils= less adsorptive
Advantages/negative aspects of fumigants - ANS-Professional applicators need to be certified
inside the soil fumigants class to use soil fumigants
Advantages: toxic to a huge range of pest, exact penetration, little residue
Disadvantages- dangerous, good sized, shielding gadget, extra education
Aerosols - ANS-Active elements in answer, small droplet size, suspended in air, hard to confine
Amino Acid Synthesis Inhibitors - ANS-non-selective, translocate
Example: Arsenal, Roundup
Application device - ANS-- dry vs. Liquid pesticide packages (recognize spray system)
- high-pressure sprayers- massive wide variety of spray droplets depart application greater at
risk of go with the flow
Applying Granular herbicides - ANS-velocity inversely proportional to quantity of cloth- greater
pace= less material/ length of establishing. Larger opening= extra granules
Black Henbane - ANS-Annual/Biennial
Bull Thistles - ANS-Biennial
, Canada Thistle - ANS-Perennial
Cell Membrane Disruptors - ANS-Contact herbicides
Example: Gramoxone
Change in tour velocity with sprayers - ANS-inversely proportional to speed of sprayer: 2x
sprayer ground pace reduces amount of spray by way of half
Changing stress with nozzle sprayers - ANS-growing pressure does now not give a proportional
boom in output, so regulate strain for minor modifications in spray delivery price
Cheatgrass - ANS-Winter Annual
Common Burdock - ANS-biennial
Common Mullein - ANS-Biennial
Common St. Johnswort - ANS-Perennial
Common Tansy - ANS-Perennial
Dalmation Toadflax - ANS-Perennial
Emulsifiable concentrates- Pesticide formulations - ANS-Advantages- little agitation required,
nonabrasive, do no longer clog nozzles
Enforcement - ANS-what Idaho country investigators do- they educate and assist in addition to
investigating and examining
Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) - ANS-Overseen by using US EPA
Field Bindweed - ANS-Perennial
Flowables- Pesticide formulations - ANS-just like wetable powder but formulated to stay
suspended, less agitation, clog less
Fumigants - ANS-gases, drinks or solids, use normally restricted to soil and closed systems,
maximum risky of all pesticide formulations, require additional training and license category
General Use Pesticide - ANS-do no longer require certification or licensing (until carried out
commercially)
Grass growth degrees - ANS-tillering, elongation, boot
Exam
2,four-D - ANS-Selective, increase regulator, excessive volatility, excessive capability for glide,
peas, grapes, and tomatoes very sensitive, grain and corn are not sensitive
Absinth Wormwood - ANS-Perennial
Absorption - ANS-uptake in flora and animals
Adjuvants - ANS-any additive to improve effectiveness or protection (buffers, surfectants,
spreader, penetrants, wetting dealers
Buffers: lower the pH
Surfectants: enhance spreading, dispersing, or wetting properties.
Adsorption - ANS-Soils excessive in natural rely or clay are maximum adsorptive.
Corse sandy soils= less adsorptive
Advantages/negative aspects of fumigants - ANS-Professional applicators need to be certified
inside the soil fumigants class to use soil fumigants
Advantages: toxic to a huge range of pest, exact penetration, little residue
Disadvantages- dangerous, good sized, shielding gadget, extra education
Aerosols - ANS-Active elements in answer, small droplet size, suspended in air, hard to confine
Amino Acid Synthesis Inhibitors - ANS-non-selective, translocate
Example: Arsenal, Roundup
Application device - ANS-- dry vs. Liquid pesticide packages (recognize spray system)
- high-pressure sprayers- massive wide variety of spray droplets depart application greater at
risk of go with the flow
Applying Granular herbicides - ANS-velocity inversely proportional to quantity of cloth- greater
pace= less material/ length of establishing. Larger opening= extra granules
Black Henbane - ANS-Annual/Biennial
Bull Thistles - ANS-Biennial
, Canada Thistle - ANS-Perennial
Cell Membrane Disruptors - ANS-Contact herbicides
Example: Gramoxone
Change in tour velocity with sprayers - ANS-inversely proportional to speed of sprayer: 2x
sprayer ground pace reduces amount of spray by way of half
Changing stress with nozzle sprayers - ANS-growing pressure does now not give a proportional
boom in output, so regulate strain for minor modifications in spray delivery price
Cheatgrass - ANS-Winter Annual
Common Burdock - ANS-biennial
Common Mullein - ANS-Biennial
Common St. Johnswort - ANS-Perennial
Common Tansy - ANS-Perennial
Dalmation Toadflax - ANS-Perennial
Emulsifiable concentrates- Pesticide formulations - ANS-Advantages- little agitation required,
nonabrasive, do no longer clog nozzles
Enforcement - ANS-what Idaho country investigators do- they educate and assist in addition to
investigating and examining
Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) - ANS-Overseen by using US EPA
Field Bindweed - ANS-Perennial
Flowables- Pesticide formulations - ANS-just like wetable powder but formulated to stay
suspended, less agitation, clog less
Fumigants - ANS-gases, drinks or solids, use normally restricted to soil and closed systems,
maximum risky of all pesticide formulations, require additional training and license category
General Use Pesticide - ANS-do no longer require certification or licensing (until carried out
commercially)
Grass growth degrees - ANS-tillering, elongation, boot
