What is typically included on a treated seed tag or label?

• A. The crop variety and planting date only.
• B. The company slogan.
• C. Product name and active ingredients, rates, crop/seed restrictions, PPE, storage/disposal directions, hazard statements.
• D. Cost per unit and market comparison.

Answer: (B)

Understanding what information a treated seed tag or label must convey helps ensure safe and correct use. A treated seed tag typically lists the product name and active ingredients so you know exactly what chemical is on the seed and its hazard profile. It also provides the application rates to apply the right amount per seed or unit weight, and crop/seed restrictions to guide which crops or seed types can be treated. PPE requirements tell you what protective gear is needed when handling or applying, while storage and disposal directions explain how to store treated seed and dispose of containers safely. Hazard statements warn about risks and outline precautions. These elements together give essential safety, usage, and regulatory guidance. Items like a company slogan or cost information aren’t part of the label because they don’t inform safe handling or compliance.