Helix Vibrance

According to the label restrictions, where is Helix Vibrance permitted for use?

• In hopper-boxes and planter-boxes on agricultural establishments
• In commercial seed treatment facilities with closed transfer systems only ✓
• In slurry-boxes immediately before planting
• In any agricultural establishment seed-treatment application

Answer: The product is intended for use in commercial seed treatment facilities with closed transfer systems only and is not for use in hopper-boxes, planter-boxes, or slurry-boxes.

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What must be done with Helix Vibrance before use during the mixing process?

• It must be diluted with water for 10 minutes
• It must be heated to room temperature
• It must be re-circulated thoroughly ✓
• It must be filtered through a mesh screen

Answer: The mixing notes state: 'Always re-circulate Helix Vibrance thoroughly before using.'

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What is the maximum allowable rate of Thiamethoxam per acre when using this product?

• 0.13 lb per acre
• 0.26 lb per acre
• 0.05 lb per acre ✓
• 1.25 lb per acre

Answer: The restrictions state: 'Do not use at a rate that will result in more than 0.05 lb thiamethoxam per acre.'

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Which of these is a listed fungicide target for Helix Vibrance?

• Seedcorn maggot
• White grubs
• Fusarium species ✓
• Aphids

Answer: Fusarium species is listed as one of the diseases targeted by the fungicide components.

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Under what condition can excess treated seed be used for ethanol production?

• If by-products are used for livestock feed
• If the seed was applied in a planter-box
• If by-products are not used for livestock feed and no measurable residues remain in the ethanol by-products ✓
• Excess treated seed cannot be used for ethanol production under any circumstances

Answer: The label allows use for ethanol production only if by-products are not used for livestock feed and no measurable residues remain in the ethanol by-products.

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Which of the following pests is specifically targeted by the insecticide component (Thiamethoxam) in Helix Vibrance?

• Wireworms ✓
• Alternaria species
• Pythium species
• Leptosphaeria maculans

Answer: The label states that the insecticide component Thiamethoxam targets pests such as aphids, flea beetles, seedcorn maggots, white grubs, and wireworms.

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Which type of glove material is acceptable for handling Helix Vibrance according to the PPE requirements?

• Latex rubber
• Nitrile rubber > 14 mils ✓
• Standard thin vinyl
• Lightweight cotton

Answer: The label specifies chemical-resistant gloves such as nitrile rubber > 14 mils.

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Which environmental hazard is associated with Helix Vibrance due to the potential leaching of Thiamethoxam and Mefenoxam?

• Soil erosion
• Ground water advisory ✓
• Airborne toxicity to birds
• Surface water acidification

Answer: The product carries a ground water advisory due to the potential for Thiamethoxam and Mefenoxam to leach into groundwater.

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