Safety Buzz Crossword

Control material that kills adult mosquitoes
Primary vector of LaCrosse encephalitis
Movement of a pesticide by air to areas other than the target area of application
Organism that transmits disease
In Minnesota, the five steps to respond to an incident
A plant or animal species likely to become endangered within the foreseeable future
In Minnesota, these pesticides can only be applied by certified applicators
Vegetation next to streams, ponds and other sensitive areas that help reduce pesticide, sediment and other contaminant runoff
Legal term in Minnesota for agricultural chemicals (including all pesticides) released into the environment other than by following label directions
Outline responsible and effective procedures for pesticide use, handling and storage that can help protect our environment, our water supplies and ourselves.
One of the four major ways by which a chemical may enter the body
One of the four major ways by which a chemical may enter the body
One of the four major ways by which a chemical may enter the body
One of the four major ways by which a chemical may enter the body
Type of oil found in poison ivy, oak and sumac that causes a rash
Devices and clothing that protect applicators and handlers from exposure to pesticides
A synthetic insecticide that mimics pyrethrin, a naturally occurring pesticide derived from certain species of chrysanthemum flowers
A pesticide that continues to remain effective on a treated surface or area for an extended period following application
Words that are required to appear on every pesticide label to denote the relative acute toxicity of the product