Question 3023 of 401 · Texas Pesticide Applicator General Standards Exam
Which drainage feature increases the risk of surface water contamination from a field applied pesticide?
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Correct answer to question 3023
- B: A ditch or tile drain that leads straight to a stream
Explanation
Drainage ditches and tile lines can carry pesticide quickly to surface water. Applicators should consider drainage patterns before applying.
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