Pesticide Safety Education
In New Hampshire, if you apply pesticides on crops for sale and you employ workers, you need a private pesticide applicator’s license. This is true wh...
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Is there training available to help you prepare for your applicator license exam?
We offer training for initial certification in spring and for com...
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As a private applicator you need to have either a private applicator permit for general use products or a private applicator permit for restricted use...
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Photo by (Pamela Rice), USDA Agricultural Research Service
How can you transition from a Supervisory Registration Certificate – General Use to a ...
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George Hamilton’s sprayer calibration work helps farmers save money, improve efficiency
George Hamilton’s sprayer calibration work helps farmers save money, improve efficiency
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The Difference Between Commercial Applicator for Hire and Not-for-Hire Licensing, and the Commercial Applicator Categories.
The Difference Between Commercial Applicator for Hire and Not-for-Hire Licensing, and the Commercial Applicator Categories.
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UPDATE
Due to the public health concern caused by the COVID-19 virus, UNH administration made the decision to cancel all UNH Cooperative Extension ...
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Recertification credits can be acquired via meetings, seminars, and classes.
Recertification credits can be acquired via meetings, seminars, and classes.
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Image courtesy of UNH Extension - Photographer: Jessica Bouchard
Under the updated requirements of the Worker Protection Standards (WPS) handlers...
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Foresters may be interested to know that a Supervisory certificate in Category C1 – Forest Pest Control allows applicators to apply general use pestic...
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