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Authorized Version No. 054Agricultural and Veterinary Chemicals (Control of Use) Act 1992 No. 46 of 1992 Authorized Version incorporating amendments as at 17 June 2015 TABLE OF PROVISIONS SectionPagePart

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1. Start by reading and understanding the instructions and safety precautions mentioned on the label of the chemical product.
2. Wear appropriate protective clothing and equipment such as gloves, goggles, and masks to avoid direct contact with the chemical.
3. Prepare a clean and well-ventilated area for the mixing and dilution of the chemical.
4. Measure and mix the required amount of chemical as per the recommended dosage mentioned on the label.
5. Use clean water for dilution and follow the recommended dilution ratio.
6. Stir or agitate the mixture properly to ensure uniform distribution of the chemical components.
7. Use specialized equipment like sprayers or dusters for applying the chemical to the target area.
8. Apply the chemical according to the recommended timing and application technique for optimal effectiveness.
9. Take necessary precautions to avoid contamination of water sources, other plants, or animals.
10. Clean and wash all equipment and protective clothing thoroughly after use to minimize any potential residues or contamination.

Who needs agricultural and veterinary chemicals?

1. Agricultural and veterinary chemicals are typically needed by:
2. - Farmers and agricultural workers who use them for crop protection against pests, diseases, and weeds.
3. - Livestock farmers who require chemicals for animal health management, including treatments for parasites or diseases.
4. - Veterinarians and animal health professionals who use chemicals for the treatment and prevention of diseases in pets, livestock, and wildlife.
5. - Pest control professionals who use chemicals to control and manage pests in residential, commercial, and industrial settings.
6. - Researchers and scientists who use agricultural and veterinary chemicals for various studies and experiments related to plant and animal health.

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What is agricultural and veterinary chemicals?

Agricultural and veterinary chemicals are substances used to protect crops, animals, and public health from pests and diseases.

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Manufacturers, importers, and sellers of agricultural and veterinary chemicals are required to file with the relevant regulatory authorities.

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The purpose of agricultural and veterinary chemicals is to improve agricultural productivity, ensure food safety, and protect animal health.

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Information such as product name, active ingredients, usage instructions, safety precautions, and potential hazards must be reported on agricultural and veterinary chemicals.