What is considered pesticide labeling?

Pesticide labeling refers to the set of instructions, safety information, and other regulatory details that come with a pesticide product, typically found on its container or packaging. The correct choice, which involves the federal Worker Protection Standard, encompasses regulations aimed at ensuring the safety of agricultural workers who may be exposed to pesticides. This standard includes crucial information related to labeling requirements, including training and safety precautions to reduce risks associated with pesticide application.

The other options do not qualify as pesticide labeling. A spray nozzle catalog typically provides information about different spray equipment but lacks the regulatory and safety information necessary for safe pesticide use. A printed pesticide advertisement promotes a product but does not provide the necessary safety instructions or application guidelines. A written recommendation may offer advice on how to utilize a pesticide but does not constitute the official labeling that must accompany the actual product used in the field.