Which information is required to be recorded for every pesticide application?

• A. Place, date of application, product name and EPA #
• B. Temperature at application and wind speed
• C. Pesticide batch number and cost
• D. The target pest species and crop type

Answer: (A)

The key idea here is that every pesticide application must be traceable in a basic log that ties the product to a specific time and place. The minimum information you’re required to record is the place (where the application occurred), the date of application, the product name, and the EPA registration number. The location and date show when and where the product was used, while the product name and EPA number uniquely identify which product was applied and ensure the correct label and its directions were followed. Other details like weather conditions, batch numbers, cost, target pest, or crop type may be useful or required in some contexts, but they are not the standard minimum recorded for every application. This recordkeeping supports regulatory compliance, future reference, and any investigations or recalls.