A fogger is a good equipment choice when there is a sensitive area nearby and the wind is low. Is this statement true or false?

The statement is false because the use of a fogger is generally not advisable when there is a sensitive area nearby. Foggers apply pesticide in a fine mist, which can easily drift and affect non-target areas, especially if there are any air movements or wind, even if it is considered low. When treating areas close to sensitive environments, such as water bodies, schools, or residences, the risk of pesticide drift increases, making it crucial to use application methods that minimize such risks. Instead, targeted application methods, like spot treatments or granular applications, may be preferred in these situations to ensure safety and compliance with regulations.