Sinate

What is the restricted-entry interval (REI) for field corn scouting after application?

• 12 hours ✓
• 24 hours
• 48 hours
• 6 hours

Answer: The label instructs to observe the 12-hour restricted-entry interval (REI) for field corn scouting.

🔗 Source

Under which weather conditions is the efficacy of Sinate most likely to be reduced?

• Heavy dew, mist, or rain ✓
• Warm temperatures and high humidity
• Bright sunlight
• High humidity and bright sunlight

Answer: The label notes that efficacy may be reduced during heavy dew, mist, or rain.

🔗 Source

Which of the following is a listed restriction regarding where Sinate should NOT be applied?

• Within 30 feet of a native plant community ✓
• In areas with high humidity
• During bright sunlight
• In LibertyLink sweet corn

Answer: The restrictions state: Do not apply within 30 feet of a native plant community.

🔗 Source

According to the label, Sinate is designed for use in which specific crops?

• LibertyLink (LL) field corn and LL sweet corn ✓
• All varieties of field corn and sweet corn
• Native corn and non-LibertyLink corn
• Only LL sweet corn

Answer: The product is specifically designed for use in LibertyLink (LL) corn varieties.

🔗 Source

What is the required application rate for Sinate per acre?

• 21 to 28 fl oz per acre ✓
• 10 to 15 fl oz per acre
• 30 to 40 fl oz per acre
• 5 to 10 fl oz per acre

Answer: The application section specifies a rate of 21 to 28 fl oz per acre.

🔗 Source

Regarding wind conditions, what is the maximum wind speed allowed for application?

• 10 mph ✓
• 5 mph
• 15 mph
• 20 mph

Answer: The timing/weather section states: Do not apply when wind speeds exceed 10 mph.

🔗 Source

Which of the following best describes the target pests for Sinate herbicide?

• Emerged grass and broadleaf weeds ✓
• Insects and mites in corn fields
• Fungal pathogens in sweet corn
• Only specific annual grasses

Answer: The label states Sinate is used for the control of emerged grass and broadleaf weeds.

🔗 Source

What is the required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) regarding gloves for handling Sinate?

• Chemical-resistant gloves (barrier laminate, polyethylene, Viton ≥ 14 mils, rubber ≥ 14 mils, or polyvinyl chloride ≥ 14 mils) ✓
• Standard cotton work gloves
• Latex gloves with less than 10 mils thickness
• Leather gloves for heavy handling

Answer: The PPE section specifies specific chemical-resistant glove materials and a thickness of ≥ 14 mils.

🔗 Source