Pesticide Drift

3. Pesticide ____________ is the amount of time it takes for half of a pesticide's active ingredient to break down in the environment.
5. ___________ buffer zones are designated areas surrounding sensitive sites such as schools and waterways where pesticide applications are restricted or prohibited.
9. Pesticide____________ occurs when the chemical compounds in pesticides break down into other harmful substances.
12. Chemicals used to kill or control pests.
13. ____________-reducing nozzles can help reduce pesticide drift.
15. Refers to the process of spraying pesticides from an aircraft.
16. A type of pesticide that has been banned in many countries due to health and environmental concerns.
17. Integrated ____________ Management is a pest control strategy that emphasizes the use of multiple approaches, including biological control and cultural practices, to reduce the reliance on pesticides.
18. ____________drift occurs when pesticides move away from their intended target area.

1. ____________exposure to pesticides can cause a range of health problems including skin irritation, respiratory issues, and cancer.
2. The____________ of a pesticide refers to how quickly it breaks down in the environment.
4. ____________drift can occur when pesticides are applied in windy conditions.
6. The ____________ of a pesticide refers to the amount of active ingredient in the product.
7. The____________ of a pesticide refers to the toxicity of the substance and its potential to cause harm to humans, animals, and the environment.
8. The____________ of a pesticide application refers to the amount of pesticide that actually reaches the intended target.
10. Refers to the unintentional exposure of people, animals, or the environment to pesticides.
11. Pesticides can have negative impacts on ____________ such as bees and butterflies.
14. Commonly used herbicide that has been linked to cancer and other health problems.