Wisconsin Pesticide Applicator Practice Test

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The pre-harvest interval is the?

Time required for pesticides to degrade
Amount of time that a crop can be harvested after it has been sprayed
Time between planting and harvest
Duration pesticides remain active

The correct answer is: Time required for pesticides to degrade

The pre-harvest interval refers to the amount of time that must plapse between the application of a pesticide and the harvest of the crop. This is to ensure that the pesticide has enough time to break down and is no longer present on the harvested crop. Option B is incorrect because it only refers to the time after the crop has been sprayed, without mentioning the application of the pesticide. Option C is incorrect because it only refers to the time between planting and harvesting, without taking into account the application of a pesticide. Option D is incorrect because it refers to the duration that pesticides remain active, but does not specifically address the time period before harvesting. Only option A accurately describes the concept of pre-harvest interval.