SonarPR

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How should a technician calculate the application rate for SonarPR?

Show answer The mixing and dilution section notes: 'Rates are calculated based on average water depth and desired ppb concentration.'

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When irrigating crops with water treated with SonarPR, what must be observed to prevent plant injury?

Show answer The text states: 'When irrigating crops, specific time frames must be observed to prevent injury to vegetation.'

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According to the product description, which of the following is NOT a listed site for the management of aquatic vegetation using SonarPR?

Show answer The text specifies use in fresh water ponds, lakes, reservoirs, potable water sources, drainage canals, irrigation canals, and rivers.

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Which statement regarding personal protective equipment (PPE) and handling is correct for SonarPR?

Show answer The PPE section states: 'Avoid breathing dust or contact with skin, eyes, or clothing. Wash thoroughly with soap and water after handling.'

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When applying SonarPR in a lake or reservoir near a functioning potable water intake, what is the maximum application rate allowed within 1/4 mile of that intake?

Show answer The label states: 'Do not apply in lakes/reservoirs at rates >20 ppb within 1/4 mile of a functioning potable water intake.'

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What is a factor that influences the selectivity of SonarPR when controlling submerged plants?

Show answer The label notes: 'Selectivity depends on dosage, time of year, stage of growth, and water movement.'

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When applying SonarPR in a lake or reservoir, what is the maximum annual application rate allowed?

Show answer The label states a maximum annual application rate of 90 ppb in ponds and 150 ppb in lakes and reservoirs.

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In New York State, what is the restriction regarding water depth for SonarPR application?

Show answer The label states: 'Do not use in waters less than 2 feet deep in NY State without special registration.'

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