Question 2038 of 398 · Ohio Pesticide Applicator Core Exam
What is an application exclusion zone (AEZ) for sprayed pesticides applied by aerial or air blast methods?
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Correct answer to question 2038
- C: A 100 foot zone around the discharge point that must be free of people
Explanation
The AEZ extends 100 feet for aerial, air blast, fine spray and other high-risk applications, 25 feet for medium or coarser ground sprays applied above 12 inches. Handlers must suspend application if someone enters the AEZ.
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