Wyoming Pesticide Applicator Certification Practice Test

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What does the Restricted Entry Interval (REI) refer to?

  1. The time required before selecting a different pesticide for application

  2. The period during which a field remains closed after pesticide application

  3. The time required for obtaining early-entry training for pesticide application

  4. The amount of time that must elapse between treatment of the crop and the time when a person can reenter and handle the crop without wearing protective clothing and equipment or receiving early-entry training

The correct answer is: The amount of time that must elapse between treatment of the crop and the time when a person can reenter and handle the crop without wearing protective clothing and equipment or receiving early-entry training

The Restricted Entry Interval (REI) refers to the amount of time that must pass between the treatment of a crop with pesticides and when a person can reenter and handle the crop without the need to wear protective clothing or equipment or receive early-entry training. This interval is put in place to protect workers from potential exposure to harmful pesticides that could pose health risks. The other options are incorrect because they do not accurately define the concept of the Restricted Entry Interval.

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