True or False: Pesticide drift is the movement of a pesticide through the air to target sites.

The statement provided in the question describes pesticide drift inaccurately. Pesticide drift specifically refers to the unintentional movement of pesticide spray through the air from the target application site to unintended areas, which means that the term does not apply to movement towards target sites. Instead, it generally involves the pesticides moving away from where they are intended to be applied, often due to factors like wind, temperature inversions, and the method of application.

Recognizing this distinction is crucial for understanding pesticide application practices and safety measures, particularly in agriculture where unintended exposure could affect neighboring crops, wildlife, and human health. The other options suggest conditions or limits that do not align with the definition of pesticide drift, reinforcing the correct interpretation of the term.