Agricultural Pesticide Use Record-Keeping Form for Texas Private 2025

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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.
Licensing Requirements for TDA Ag License Apply for the license with fee to TDA: PA-401 and $200 license fee for commercial applicators or noncommercial applicators or $75 license fee for noncommercial political subdivision applicators. Pass the TDA general exam, Pass TDAs laws and regulations exam,
(d) The record must be completed no later than five days after the application of the pesticide. (e) A commercial applicator must give a copy of the record to the customer. (f) Records must be retained by the applicator, company, or authorized agent for five years after the date of treatment.
After Spraying Record Putting up warning signs (as/if required). Retain all records for three years.
Applicators who want to apply pesticides (regardless of classification) to plants, trees, shrubs, grass or other horticultural plants for hire must be licensed by the Texas Department of Agriculture.
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In ance with the 1990 Farm Bill, all private applicators are required by law to keep record(s) of their federally restricted use pesticide (RUP) applications for a period of 2 years.
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. Store flammable liquids outside your living area and far away from an ignition source such as a furnace, car, grill, or lawn mower.

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