Mite E Oil Insecticide Miticide Spray

Which of the following is a specific use restriction for Navel Oranges?

• Do not use within 8 weeks of harvest
• Do not use after September 1 ✓
• Do not use in combination with sulfur
• Do not exceed 500 gallons of spray volume

Answer: The label explicitly states: 'Do not use on Navel Oranges after September 1.'

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Which pest is specifically listed as a target for Avocado Brown Mite control on the Haas variety only?

• Avocado Brown Mite ✓
• Red Spider Mites
• San Jose Scale
• Pear Psylla

Answer: The label lists 'Avocado Brown Mite' as the target pest for 'AVOCADOS (HAAS VARIETY ONLY)'.

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For Citrus concentrate sprays, if the total spray volume is greater than 125 gallons per acre, how should the product be mixed?

• At a 2% concentration, volume-for-volume ✓
• At a 5% concentration, volume-for-volume
• Mix 3 gallons of product per 125 gallons of water
• Dilute 1 to 2 gallons per 300 gallons of water

Answer: The label specifies that if total spray volume is greater than 125 gallons per acre for Citrus, mix product in water at a 2% concentration, volume-for-volume.

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When applying a Spring or Summer Concentrate spray for Two-spotted Mites, Pacific Mites, European Red Mites, and Brown Mites, what is the required dilution?

• In a minimum of 20 gallons of spray ✓
• In 300 to 600 gallons of water per acre
• In 50 to 200 gallons of water per acre
• In 100 gallons of water per acre

Answer: For the Spring or Summer Concentrate site for these mites, the label requires dilution in a minimum of 20 gallons of spray.

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What is the maximum total spray volume allowed per acre according to the restrictions?

• 125 gallons
• 200 gallons
• 500 gallons ✓
• 600 gallons

Answer: The restrictions state: 'Do not exceed 500 gallons per acre of total spray volume.'

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For Apples in Washington and Oregon only, what must be added to the oil when performing a Dormant Concentrate spray for mites and San Jose scale?

• Lime sulfur only
• Sulfur or lime sulfur at the label specified rate ✓
• A 2% concentration of water
• Additional insecticide for mealybug control

Answer: For Apples (Washington and Oregon only) Dormant Concentrate spray, the label requires the product plus the label specified rate of sulfur or lime sulfur.

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According to the label, what is a critical weather-related restriction for using this oil?

• Do not apply during heavy rainfall
• Do not use when temperatures are above 90 degrees
• Do not use when freezing temperatures are expected within 24 hours of application ✓
• Do not apply during high wind conditions

Answer: The label states: 'Do not use oil when freezing temperatures are expected within 24 hours of the application.'

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When targeting Peach Twig Borer in Plums and Prunes using a Dilute Spray, what is the required application rate?

• 1-1/2 to 2 gallons per 100 gallons of water ✓
• 6 to 8 gallons per acre
• 1 to 2 gallons per 300 gallons of water
• 2 gallons per 100 gallons of water

Answer: For Plums and Prunes targeting Peach Twig Borer via Dilute Spray, the label specifies 1-1/2 to 2 gallons per 100 gallons of water.

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