Under what condition may you make an ULV application?

Making a ULV (Ultra-Low Volume) application must be conducted according to the specifications designated on the product label. This is crucial because the label contains specific instructions and guidelines approved by regulatory authorities, ensuring that the application method is safe and effective for both the environment and human health. The label outlines necessary conditions such as the type of pests that can be targeted, the appropriate application techniques, and safety precautions that must be adhered to during the process.

Following the label ensures compliance with legal standards and helps mitigate risks associated with improper use of pesticides. Using products outside of the labeled instructions can not only lead to ineffective pest control but also pose potential harm to bystanders, non-target organisms, or lead to environmental contamination.

While personal recommendations, EPA guidelines, or standard practices may provide useful context or baseline information, they do not have the same authoritative standing as the product label when it comes to safe application practices. Hence, the label is the definitive source for any such application.