Question 12073 of 407 · North Carolina Pesticide Applicator Core Exam
Which of the following best describes how a licensed applicator should store restricted use pesticides on a business site under North Carolina rules?
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Correct answer to question 12073
- A: In a secure, labeled place that limits access
Explanation
The Pesticide Law says no one may store pesticides in a way that endangers people or the environment, and it lets the Board adopt storage rules that may include security precautions. Secure, labeled storage away from food, feed, and water meets that duty.
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