1. Carefully read the instructions for use before storing the remaining pesticides. Pesticides that have already expired are taken to be buried deep in the field and must not be littered to avoid causing poisoning of humans and animals and polluting the environment.
2. Save the pesticide label and instructions for use. The damaged bottles, bags and other packaging should be replaced in a timely manner; for those pesticides whose label has been lost or blurred, the name, usage, dosage, effective period, and scope of use of the pesticide must be re-labeled on the bottle or on the bag.
3. Note the seal. Bottled liquid pesticides should have an inner lid and be tightly capped to prevent pesticides from evaporating. Bagged powdered pesticides should be sealed with double plastic bags to prevent deterioration of hygroscopic agglomerates.
4 pay attention to insulation. Some bottled liquid pesticides tend to freeze, form lumps, or freeze the bottles when they are exposed to low temperatures. Keep the room temperature above 1°C when storing such pesticides.
5. Pay attention to the classified storage. Pesticides can be divided into acidic, basic, and neutral categories according to their chemical properties. They should be stored separately during storage and storage, and should be kept at a distance of 0.5 meters or more to prevent pesticides from interfering with each other and causing deterioration.
6. Pay attention to storage security. When storing, it is best to keep pesticides in separate counters or wooden boxes in ventilated, dry, cool places, and be locked outside, and away from people and livestock.
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