Scholar

Which type of PPE is required specifically for aerial, chemigation, or groundboom applications of Scholar?

• A chemical-resistant apron
• A full-face shield
• A filtering facepiece respirator (N95, R95, or P95) ✓
• A dust mask

Answer: For aerial, chemigation, or groundboom applications, a filtering facepiece respirator (N95, R95, or P95) is required.

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When applying Scholar to kiwi for Botrytis fruit rot via in-line dip/drench, how long should the fruit be dipped?

• Approximately 15-30 seconds
• Approximately 30 seconds ✓
• At least 60 seconds
• Until the fruit is fully coated

Answer: The label instructions for kiwi in-line dip/drench state to dip for approximately 30 seconds and allow fruit to drain.

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According to the label, what is a specific restriction regarding the storage of treated fruit?

• Do not store treated fruit in a refrigerated environment
• Do not store treated fruit in direct sunlight ✓
• Do not store treated fruit in containers made of wax
• Do not store treated fruit for more than 24 hours

Answer: The restrictions section explicitly states: 'Do not store treated fruit in direct sunlight.'

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Regarding the timing of application, when should Scholar be used?

• Pre-harvest only
• During the flowering stage
• Post-harvest ✓
• Only during high humidity weather

Answer: The label describes Scholar as being designed for post-harvest use.

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What is the required mixing protocol to ensure the Scholar solution remains in suspension?

• Allow the mixture to sit for 10 minutes before use
• Mix only once at the beginning of the application
• Maintain vigorous agitation during mixing and application ✓
• Use a slow-speed stirrer to prevent foaming

Answer: The label states users must maintain vigorous agitation during mixing and application to ensure the solution remains in suspension.

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What is the application rate of Scholar per 100 gallons for treating pome fruit diseases?

• 5-8 oz. or 8 oz. ✓
• 8-16 oz.
• 2-4 oz.
• 10-20 oz.

Answer: The label specifies a rate of 5-8 oz. or 8 oz. per 100 gal. for pome fruit diseases.

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Which of the following is a required component of standard PPE for handling Scholar (excluding respirator requirements)?

• Nitrile-coated leather gloves
• Chemical-resistant gloves made from waterproof material ✓
• Rubber boots with steel toes
• A chemical-resistant jumpsuit

Answer: The PPE section requires chemical-resistant gloves made from waterproof material.

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