Which of the following is not a prohibited act according to Idaho State Pesticide Law?

Applying a pesticide at the recommended rate is not a prohibited act according to Idaho State Pesticide Law because this action aligns with safe and effective pesticide use practices. The law emphasizes the significance of adhering to label instructions, which includes application rates that have been determined to be safe and effective for pest control. When a pesticide is applied at the recommended rate, it helps ensure that it delivers the intended pest management results while minimizing risks to human health and the environment. In contrast, using pesticides inconsistently with their labels, making misleading statements about effectiveness, or providing false information to investigators are all actions that can lead to regulatory violations and are designed to protect consumers and promote safe pesticide use.