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Selecting a pesticide for use requires careful consideration of the specific pest problem and the location of application because these factors greatly influence the effectiveness of the pesticide and ensure that it targets the intended pest without causing unnecessary harm to the environment or non-target organisms.

Understanding the specific pest allows the applicator to choose a pesticide that is registered for that pest's control. Different pests may respond differently to various active ingredients, so identifying the pest accurately is crucial. Moreover, the location of application can affect the choice of pesticide; factors such as whether the area is indoors or outdoors, proximity to water sources, and the potential impact on beneficial species must be evaluated to minimize risks.

While the price, brand, and stock availability can influence purchasing decisions, they do not directly impact the effectiveness or appropriateness of the pesticide for the specific situation at hand. Therefore, prioritizing the pest problem and application site ensures responsible and effective pest management.