Explanation should include

• secure storage planning and practices
• chemical segregation
• container handling and disposal
• hazardous waste regulations and disposal compliance
• environmental contamination prevention in crop and non-crop locations.

Process/Skill Questions:

• What secure storage practices must be followed to ensure pesticides used in right‑of‑way vegetation management or agricultural production remain locked, organized, and protected from unauthorized access?
• When should chemical segregation be implemented to prevent incompatible pesticides from being stored together and reduce the risk of fire, leaks, or accidental mixing?
• Where must empty or partially used pesticide containers be handled and disposed of to comply with hazardous waste regulations and prevent environmental contamination?
• Why is adherence to federal and state hazardous waste disposal regulations essential when discarding pesticide containers or unused products from right‑of‑way or agricultural operations?
• How can environmental contamination be prevented through proper storage planning, container handling, and compliant waste‑disposal procedures during right‑of‑way and agricultural herbicide management?