Sales Record - Restricted Use Pesticides - Ohio

Sales Record - Restricted Use Pesticides is a legal document that was released by the Ohio Department of Agriculture - a government authority operating within Ohio.

FAQ

Q: What is a restricted use pesticide?
A: A restricted use pesticide is a pesticide that requires special training and certification to purchase and use.

Q: Why are some pesticides restricted?
A: Some pesticides are restricted because they are highly toxic, have a high potential for groundwater contamination, or have the potential to harm non-target organisms.

Q: Who can purchase and use restricted use pesticides in Ohio?
A: Only certified applicators or individuals working under the direct supervision of a certified applicator can purchase and use restricted use pesticides in Ohio.

Q: How do I become a certified applicator in Ohio?
A: To become a certified applicator in Ohio, you must pass a written exam and meet the experience or education requirements set by the Ohio Department of Agriculture.

Q: What are the record-keeping requirements for sales of restricted use pesticides in Ohio?
A: Sellers of restricted use pesticides in Ohio are required to keep records of each sale, including the name and address of the purchaser, the pesticide product sold, and the quantity sold.

Q: Are there any additional restrictions on the use of restricted use pesticides in Ohio?
A: Yes, there may be additional restrictions on the use of restricted use pesticides in Ohio, such as buffer zones or restrictions on application methods.