Question 12011 of 398 · Ohio Pesticide Applicator Core Exam
A pesticide carries a label warning that it is toxic to honey bees. It will be applied to half an acre or more of a crop in flower, and a registered, posted apiary lies within one-half mile. What must the applicator do?
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Correct answer to question 12011
- C: Notify the apiary owner or caretaker at least 24 hours before treatment
Explanation
Ohio requires advance notice to the owner or caretaker of a registered apiary within one-half mile, at least 24 hours before the planned treatment. Separately, bee-hazardous pesticides may not be applied while pollinating insects are actively working in the target area, with limited exceptions such as calyx sprays.
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