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Tag Archives: pesticide safety
EPA solicits proposals for a cooperative agreement for pesticide applicator education and training
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA’s) Office of Pesticide Programs is soliciting applications from eligible recipients to assist in carrying out pesticide applicator education and training activities. This work supports implementation of EPA’s Certification and Training Rule, which aims to reduce … Continue reading
Cleaning pesticide application equipment
Clyde Ogg – University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Pesticide Safety Extension Educator Cleaning pesticide spray equipment between crops or after use for the year means exercising precautions. These precautions include using more personal protective equipment (PPE) than when spraying, and possibly … Continue reading