Where on a pesticide label would an applicator find the required PPE for early entry into a treated area?

The correct answer is found in the section labeled Agricultural Use Requirements. This part of the pesticide label provides specific guidelines and instructions that must be followed when a person, such as an applicator or worker, needs to enter a treated area before the re-entry interval has elapsed.

This section is particularly focused on agricultural settings and outlines the necessary personal protective equipment (PPE) that should be worn to ensure safety during early entry. It is designed to protect individuals from potential exposure to pesticide residues.

The Statement of Practical Treatment typically offers instructions on what to do in case of exposure or an emergency, while Precautionary Statements outline general dangers and recommended protective measures. Storage and Disposal focuses on how to properly store and dispose of the pesticide products but does not include specific information regarding PPE for early entry. Thus, the Agricultural Use Requirements is the definitive section that details the required PPE for early entry situations.