Pa 406 pesticide applicator change of information - texasagriculture 2026

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  2. Begin with SECTION A, where you will enter your verification information. Fill in your Applicator Name, TDA Client No., and TDA License No. Ensure that you only provide the information that has changed.
  3. Next, complete the NEW PHYSICAL ADDRESS section by entering your new address details including County, City, State, and Zip code. If necessary, provide directions to your physical location.
  4. Proceed to SECTION B for the NEW MAILING ADDRESS. You can choose to indicate if this is the same as your physical address or fill in a different mailing address.
  5. In the NEW CONTACT INFORMATION section, input your Primary Phone number and any optional Secondary Phone or Fax numbers. Don’t forget to include your E-mail Address as it is crucial for receiving important updates.
  6. If applicable, fill out SECTION C regarding your new employer’s information including their physical and mailing addresses.
  7. For out-of-state applicators, complete SECTION D by designating a resident agent and providing their contact details.
  8. Finally, sign in SECTION E certifying that all provided information is accurate. Include your printed name, title, signature, and date before submitting.

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Establishes a nation-wide minimum age for certified applicators and persons working under their direct supervision. Establishes a maximum recertification interval of 5 years for commercial and private applicators.
Wear protective clothing and equipment as required. Have soap, water and towels nearby. Open containers carefully on a stable surface where they will not tip or spill easily. Open, pour and mix pesticides in a well-ventilated area, free from obstructions and where bystanders cannot be contaminated.
Where to Store Pesticides. Store pesticides out of docHub of children and pets. If possible, keep pesticides in a locked cabinet in a well-ventilated utility area or garden shed. Never store pesticides in cabinets with or near food, animal feed, or medical supplies.
Licensed private applicators are required to redocHub every five years by obtaining 15 continuing education credits, including two (2) credits in laws and regulations and two (2) credits in integrated pest management (IPM), prior to expiration of the license.
The Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) regulates the registration, labeling and packaging of pesticides, as well as worker protection and applicator certification. Proper use and storage of pesticides are critical both for human health on the job and for protecting the environment.

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AMS administers the Federal Pesticide Recordkeeping Program, which requires all certified private pesticide applicators to keep records of their use of federally restricted use pesticides (RUP) for a period of 2 years.

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