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Texas Department of Agriculture WDI Post-Construction 2026

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The document is a disclosure form from the Texas Department of Agriculture regarding pre-construction treatments for wood-destroying insects, specifically termites. It outlines the types of treatments available (full, partial, wood), the necessary information to be provided by pest control companies, and the regulations governing these treatments. The document emphasizes the importance of proper treatment methods, documentation requirements, and consumer rights to ensure effective termite prevention in buildings under construction.

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Begin by entering the Treatment Date and Disclosure Date at the top of the form. Ensure these dates are accurate for compliance.
Fill in the Treating Pest Control Company details, including their TPCL number and address. This information is crucial for identification.
Select the type of treatment by checking all applicable boxes: Full, Partial, Wood, Barrier, Baiting, or Other. This section helps clarify the scope of work.
Input the Total Linear Feet and Total Square Feet to be treated. Accurate measurements are essential for proper treatment planning.
Provide customer details such as name and service address. This ensures that all parties involved have clear documentation.
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What are agricultural termites in Texas?

Agricultural termites prefer to eat live grasses and weeds instead of dead wood. They make mud tubes and cover vegetation to protect them while they feed. These termites can sometimes be seen on lawns, fields with forage grasses, or sports fields. Agricultural termite tubes covering grass.

What is the Texas Department of Agriculture responsible for?

The Texas Legislature established the Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) in 1907. The agencys key objectives are to promote production agriculture, consumer protection, economic development and healthy living. The agriculture commissioner oversees the agency and is elected every four years.

How many people work for the Texas Department of agricultural?

Tenure demographics have remained fairly consistent. As of August 31, 2020, E-CLASS reported TDA had 624.25 employees.

How many employees does the Texas Department of Agriculture have?

Texas Department of Agriculture Agency overview Formed 1907 Headquarters 1700 N. Congress Ave., 11th Floor Austin, Texas Employees 650 Agency executive Sid Miller, Commissioner1 more row

How many employees does the state of Texas have?

During fiscal year 2021, the State employed an average of 330,909.1 FTEs in state agencies and higher education institutions, which was a decrease of 2,162.6 FTEs (or 0.6 percent) from fiscal year 2020, when the average number of FTEs was 333,071.7.

How big is the agriculture industry in Texas?

Texas leads the nation in number of farms and ranches, with 230,662 covering 125.5 million acres. Out of 402,876 producers in Texas, 39% are women, an increase from 2017. For 38% of producers in Texas, farming is their primary occupation. The average farm in Texas is 544 acres.

How common are termites in Texas?

Termites in Texas are everywhere and if your neighbourhood is experiencing such problem, youre most likely to experience it to even if your house is less than 5 years old. Visual inspection without any paperwork is free as a courtesy much that Safe Pro Pest Control would be happy to do.

How many employees does the Department of agriculture have?

Staff Offices USDA is made up of 29 agencies and offices with nearly 100,000 employees who serve the American people at more than 4,500 locations across the country and abroad.

Texas Department of Agriculture WDI Post-Construction 2026

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