Question 12013 of 398 · Ohio Pesticide Applicator Core Exam
Herbicidal foliage sprays to woody vegetation on rights-of-way may not be applied by aircraft when wind velocity at eye level exceeds
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Correct answer to question 12013
- D: 7 miles per hour
Explanation
The limit is meant to reduce drift of herbicide onto non-target vegetation. Remember that any aerial application requires a commercial license in the aerial pest control category.
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