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The document provides information on ordering Pesticide Applicator Training Study Materials from the University of Minnesota, including pricing, order methods (mail, phone, fax, online), delivery details, and updates on available manuals. It emphasizes the importance of checking orders upon arrival and offers contact information for assistance.

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How to get a pest control license in Minnesota?

How to Apply for a Commercial or Noncommercial Pesticide Applicator License Apply online OR complete and submit a Pesticide Applicator License Application. Pay license fee and Agricultural Chemical Response and Reimbursement Account (ACRRA) surcharge, if applicable, before taking the exam. Schedule exam.

Do I need a license to spray for mosquitoes in MN?

Minnesota law requires pesticide applicators to carry a valid license identification card, either the electronic facsimile from our webpage or the plastic wallet card, whenever applying pesticides.

Which agency is responsible for licensing pesticide applicators in Texas?

The Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) licenses pesticide applicators who use restricted-use and state-limited-use pesticides and regulated herbicides.

What is the pesticide safety education program?

PSEPs provide pesticide applicator training on the safe use of restricted use pesticides by applicators in agricultural, commercial and residential settings. Most states have a PSEP. Contact the PSEP in your state or territory for information on training and study materials.

How to get a pesticide license in MN?

How to Apply for a Pesticide Applicator License with MDA Complete and submit the application for appropriate license application; for more information see license type. Schedule exam. Licenses are issued to applicators that receive a passing score in Core Exam (Category A) and at least one additional exam category.

How to get a pesticide license in NJ?

Complete the Basic Pesticide Training Course and pay the training course registration fee. After successfully completing the course, complete 40 hours of on-the-job training, including different categories of work. Complete and submit the pesticide operator license application form to pestcertcourses@dep.nj.gov.

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