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Foundations of Pesticide Classification

Introduction to Pesticide Categories

Insecticides: Spectrum and Duration

Broad Spectrum vs. Narrow Spectrum Insecticides

Short-Term vs. Residual Insecticides

Pheromones in Pest Management

Specialized Arthropod and Plant Control

Miticides and Acaricides

Herbicides and Fungicides

Growth Regulators and Harvest Aids

Vertebrate and Specific Invertebrate Control

Rodenticides and Avicides

Nematicides, Molluscicides, and Repellents

🎮 Pixel Quest: Pesticide Type Review

Quiz: Pesticide Classification Mastery

Quiz 1: Insecticide Classification

Quiz 2: Plant and Fungi Control

Quiz 3: Vertebrate Pest Control

Quiz 4: Specialized Pesticides

Quiz 5: Final Scenario Assessment

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Master the science behind smarter, safer pest control. Pesticide Classification and Target Control Strategies is a practical, industry-aligned course that demystifies how pesticides are grouped, how they work, and when to deploy them for maximum impact with minimal risk. You’ll learn to distinguish between broad- and narrow-spectrum insecticides, choose short-term versus residual formulations, and integrate pheromones within a modern IPM framework. The program goes beyond insects, covering miticides, acaricides, herbicides, fungicides, growth regulators, and harvest aids—plus specialized tools for vertebrates and invertebrates such as rodenticides, avicides, nematicides, molluscicides, and repellents. Throughout, you’ll emphasize target specificity, surface interactions, resistance management, and safety protocols around people, pets, and beneficial species. Interactive quizzes and a gamified Pixel Quest review help you reinforce knowledge with real-world scenarios so you can confidently select the right product, spectrum, timing, and application technique. Whether you manage residential accounts, landscapes, or agricultural interfaces, this course equips you to make evidence-based decisions that reduce callbacks, protect non-target organisms, and meet regulatory and ethical standards. Finish with a final scenario assessment that validates your readiness to deliver precise, compliant, and effective pest management services.

Chapter 13 - Types of Pesticides

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            <p>Effective pest management begins with a precise understanding of the chemical and biological tools available to the modern service professional. This course provides a comprehensive exploration of pesticide classification, moving beyond basic application to focus on the strategic selection of agents based on target organisms and environmental variables. By mastering the distinctions between chemical control agents and biologically based methods, professionals can ensure higher service efficacy and minimize non-target impacts. Understanding target specificity is not merely a technical requirement but a foundational skill that dictates the success of any Integrated Pest Management (IPM) program, allowing for the correct identification and treatment of pests ranging from common insects to complex fungal pathogens.</p>

<p>Throughout the following modules, the curriculum delves into the nuances of insecticide spectrums and durations, contrasting the immediate impact of short-term contact sprays with the long-lasting protection of residual treatments. Specialized sections will cover the use of pheromones for behavior modification, the application of Insect Growth Regulators (IGRs) to disrupt life cycles, and the critical management of vertebrate pests through regulated rodenticides and avicides. Furthermore, the course addresses the unique requirements of miticides, herbicides, and molluscicides, equipping professionals with the knowledge to handle diverse infestations in residential, agricultural, and landscape settings. By the conclusion of this training, service technicians will be prepared to evaluate site-specific conditions and implement targeted control strategies that prioritize safety, regulatory compliance, and long-term results.</p>
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