Question 12069 of 406 · Illinois Pesticide Applicator General Standards Exam
A pre-harvest interval (PHI) is
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Correct answer to question 12069
- A: the minimum days between application and legal harvest
Explanation
PHIs are listed on the label under Directions for Use. They give residues time to fall below EPA tolerance limits, and they are different from restricted-entry intervals.
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