Landscape Pesticide Registry 2025

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Pesticides are an essential tool for every landscaper to have in his or her toolbelt. When handled responsibly, pesticides help the properties landscapers have been entrusted with to thrive.
The federal rule applies to restricted-use pesticides. EPA classifies the most acutely toxic pesticides or those needing to be applied with special care as RUPs, which means they may be bought and applied only by a certified applicator or someone working under his or her direct supervision.
The Department of Pesticide Regulation (DPR) is responsible for statewide enforcement of pesticide use laws and regulations in agricultural and urban environments to protect people and the environment.
Explanation: Only certified operators can apply pesticides in a food service establishment. They undergo training and obtain certifications to ensure safe and proper use of pesticides.
Who needs to be certified to apply pesticides? Federal law requires any person who applies or supervises the use of restricted use pesticides (RUPs) to be certified in ance with EPA regulations and state, territorial and tribal laws. Pesticide applicators must know how to apply RUPs properly and effectively.

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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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