Non-notification label changes are not submitted to EPA; thus, the changes are not systematically tracked by EPA. The proposed plan would track the adoption of bilingual labeling of pesticide ...

Pesticide labels are designed to help prevent dangerous exposure, but the EPA doesn’t ensure most farmworkers can read them—an oversight that has serious implications for their health, and the ...

Currently, Private Pesticide Applicator license allows producers to purchase and apply restricted use pesticides. Pesticides categorized as general use can be purchased without a license. Products ...

Completed records when applying restricted use pesticides are necessary to remain compliant with current pesticide use regulations. While there is no standard form that is mandated, there is ...

New in 2025 are increased competency standards for certified applicators, new age requirements for anyone using restricted use pesticides on owned or rented ground and new categories of certification.

If you plan to use a Restricted Use Pesticide on land or sites for the production of agricultural commodities, reside in the state of Minnesota, and your private pesticide applicator certification ...

Pesticide safety campaign hopes to promote safe use, proper disposal By Douglas Holl, Defense Centers for Public Health-Aberdeen Public Affairs February 1, 2023 ...

The system, known as SprayDays California, allows residents to sign up to receive notifications via text and email or look up where restricted use pesticides are being used in their area.

Private applicators... are individuals who spray restricted-use pesticides or apply manure from a confined feeding operation (CFO) to their land. Individuals in related capacities may also need a ...

The Spanish Translation Guide for Pesticide Labeling also has examples of pesticide product label language for the agricultural use requirements section that includes restricted entry interval ...

Kenmore Pest Control & Termite Services LLC will be fined for years' worth of pesticides that the prosecution claims to have been repeatedly applied illegally.