You must have a copy of a Special Local Needs label (24c) in your possession when using a pesticide for that purpose.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Only for some products
• D. Not required

Answer: (A)

When you’re using a pesticide under a Special Local Needs label (24c), the exact directions you must follow are defined by that 24c label. Because these labels can specify different uses, rates, timing, crops, and safety requirements than the federal label, you need to have a copy of the 24c label with you at the application site. Having the copy on hand ensures you can reference the precise instructions and comply with the local authorization, and it also serves as documentation in case of inspection or questions about how the product was used.

This requirement isn’t about whether a label generally exists; it’s about following the specific locally authorized use. Therefore, it’s not optional or only for some products—the correct practice is to have the 24c label copy in possession whenever you apply under that label.