Harbour

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Which of the following plant diseases is Harbour specifically listed to control in philodendron?

Show answer The label states Harbour is used to control bacterial leaf rot in philodendron.

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When treating celery for bacterial blight, when should the first spray be applied?

Show answer For celery, the label instructs to apply the first spray when seedlings are in the 2-leaf stage.

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According to the label, how should Harbour be applied to potato cuttings to control soft rot and blackleg?

Show answer The label notes to soak cut seed pieces in streptomycin solution for several minutes for potatoes.

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To achieve a finished strength of 50 ppm for general use, how much product should be mixed per 500 gallons of water?

Show answer The mixing instructions state 20 oz. per 500 gal. results in a 50 ppm finished strength.

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What is the required application rate for treating peppers for bacterial spot?

Show answer The label specifies 28.8 oz. per acre, which is 60 ppm at 600 gals./A, for peppers.

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Which of the following is a required component of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) when handling Harbour?

Show answer The label requires a NIOSH-approved respirator with N, R, P, or HE filter.

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Where is Harbour specifically noted as being used for an indoor application?

Show answer The label lists philodendron as an indoor application for bacterial leaf rot.

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Which of these is a prohibited application site for Harbour?

Show answer The restrictions state do not apply to intertidal areas below the mean high water mark.

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