AzaSol

Under what weather conditions must AzaSol application be avoided?

• When it is raining
• During high humidity
• In windy conditions or when wind speeds favor drift beyond the intended area
• Only during heavy frost

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Which of the following is a specified application method for AzaSol?

• Broadcast spray
• Foliar spray, soil drench, or trunk injection
• Drip irrigation only
• Aerial application only

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When applying AzaSol via trunk injection, what is the required dosage rate?

• 6 oz in 50 gal water/acre
• 1 to 2 qt/1,000 sq. ft.
• 1 tsp Azasol per 2 inches of DBH
• 1 tsp/1 gal water/1,000 sq. ft.

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When targeting mealybugs, the label suggests spraying under what condition?

• In the spring when aphids appear
• Early when nymphs appear
• In winter/spring
• When wind speeds are low

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Which statement is a correct restriction regarding the application of AzaSol?

• Do not apply in any irrigation system unless manufacturer instructions on this label are followed.
• Do not apply to ornamental plants during windy conditions.
• Do not apply to vegetables if wind speeds favor drift.
• Do not apply more than twice per season to greenhouses.

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According to the label, when should AzaSol be applied for the control of thrips?

• In the spring only
• In the spring and fall
• In winter/spring
• As soon as nymphs appear

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What is the dilution rate for a soil drench application of AzaSol?

• 1 tsp/1 gal water/1,000 sq. ft.
• 6 oz in 50 gal water/acre
• 1 to 2 qt/1,000 sq. ft.
• 1 tsp per 2 inches of DBH

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What is the required personal protective equipment (PPE) for handling AzaSol?

• Chemical-resistant gloves, long-sleeved shirt, long pants, shoes and socks
• Chemical-resistant gloves, apron, long pants, and shoes
• N95 respirator, chemical-resistant gloves, and long pants
• Long-sleeved shirt, long pants, and safety goggles

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