Apogee 123

Under which weather conditions should a technician avoid applying Apogee 123?

• Gusty wind conditions or temperature inversions ✓
• High humidity or heavy rain
• Direct sunlight or high heat
• Low calcium or carbonate water levels

Answer: The timing/weather section advises to avoid applications during gusty wind conditions and temperature inversions.

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Which of the following is a restriction regarding the application method of Apogee 123?

• Do not apply through any type of irrigation system ✓
• Do not apply during temperature inversions
• Do not apply in windy conditions
• Do not apply more than once per season

Answer: The restrictions section explicitly states: 'DO NOT apply through any type of irrigation system.'

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What is the maximum allowed application rate of Apogee 123 within any 21-day interval?

• 48 ozs/A (3 lbs) ✓
• 99 ozs/A (6.2 lbs)
• 12 ozs/A
• 27.5 ozs/A

Answer: The restrictions state: 'DO NOT apply more than 48 ozs/A (3 lbs) of Apogee within any 21-day interval.'

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What is the primary purpose of using Apogee 123 according to the label?

• To control vegetative growth ✓
• To eliminate fire blight in all apple varieties
• To increase calcium levels in soil
• To kill grass grown for seed

Answer: The label describes Apogee 123 as a plant growth regulator used to control vegetative growth.

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What is the Re-entry Interval (REI) for Apogee 123?

• 12 hours ✓
• 21 days
• 48 hours
• 99 hours

Answer: The label lists the rei_hours as 12.

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When mixing Apogee 123, what should a technician do if the water source contains high calcium or carbonate?

• Use high quality spray grade ammonium sulfate (AMS) ✓
• Mix with calcium or boron sprays to balance
• Increase the dilution rate significantly
• Avoid using the water source entirely

Answer: The mixing notes state to use high quality spray grade ammonium sulfate (AMS) if the water source contains high calcium or carbonate.

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In which of the following locations is fire blight management NOT registered for use on apples?

• California ✓
• Peanut fields
• Sweet cherry orchards
• Grass seed areas

Answer: The restrictions state: 'Fire blight management is not registered for use in California on apple.'

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According to the PPE requirements, which material is acceptable for chemical-resistant gloves?

• Polyethylene or polyvinyl chloride ✓
• Cotton or canvas
• Leather or suede
• Rubber or latex only

Answer: The PPE section specifies chemical-resistant gloves made of waterproof material such as polyethylene or polyvinyl chloride.

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