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This document provides a comprehensive report on pesticide usage across different commodities in San Diego County for the year 1991, detailing chemical applications, the number of applications, pounds

How to fill out pesticide use report

How to fill out PESTICIDE USE REPORT

1. Collect all necessary information related to the pesticide application, including product name, EPA registration number, and active ingredients.
2. Document the date and time of application.
3. Record the location of application, including address and GPS coordinates if available.
4. Specify the type of crop or area treated with the pesticide.
5. Indicate the application method used (e.g., aerial, ground, etc.).
6. Fill in the volume of pesticide used and the area treated.
7. Note any adverse effects or incidents related to the pesticide use.
8. Review the report for accuracy and completeness.
9. Submit the report by the designated deadline to the appropriate regulatory agency.

Who needs PESTICIDE USE REPORT?

1. Farmers and agricultural professionals applying pesticides.
2. Landowners managing pest control on their properties.
3. Pesticide applicators and businesses providing pest control services.
4. Regulatory authorities overseeing pesticide usage and environmental safety.

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What is a pesticide PDF?

The “Monthly Pesticide Use Report – Production Ag Growers/Operators only” is the Pesticide Use Report (PUR) form most often used by growers. It should be used for all grower-applied pesticides to agricultural crops, sites and commodities.

What is pesticide usage?

Exposure of the general population to pesticides occurs mainly through eating food and drinking water contaminated with pesticides, whereas substantial exposure to pesticides can also occur when living close to a workplace that uses pesticides or even when workers bring home contaminated articles [41,42].

What 5 things must be listed on a pesticide label?

The front panel of a pesticide label should usually be organized in the following order: 1) restricted use pesticide statement; 2) product name, brand, or trademark; 3) ingredient statement; 4) child hazard warning statement; 5) signal word; 6) first aid statement; 7) skull and cross bones symbol and the word “Poison”;

What is a pur report?

Hazards of pesticides Direct impact on humans. Impact through food commodities. Impact on environment. Surface water contamination. Ground water contamination. Soil contamination. Effect on soil fertility (beneficial soil microorganisms) Contamination of air, soil, and non-target vegetation.

What counts as pesticide exposure?

Around the world, use data are usually reported in kilograms of pesticide active ingredient applied per hectare, rather than pounds per acre. Very few pesticide active ingredients are applied in a 100% pure form, but virtually all pesticide use data is based on pounds or kilograms of active ingredient applied.

What is included on a pesticide usage report?

Pesticides are chemical or biological compounds intended to prevent, control, destroy, repel, or attract any biological organism considered as pest. Pesticides that are nonpersistent can be broken easily on exposure to light and are considered the safest pesticides for use in food.

For pdfFiller’s FAQs

What is PESTICIDE USE REPORT?

The PESTICIDE USE REPORT is a document used to track and record the application of pesticides, detailing the type, amount, and location of pesticide use.

Who is required to file PESTICIDE USE REPORT?

Pesticide applicators, including farmers, commercial applicators, and anyone applying pesticides for business purposes, are typically required to file a PESTICIDE USE REPORT.

How to fill out PESTICIDE USE REPORT?

To fill out a PESTICIDE USE REPORT, one must provide details such as the date of application, pesticide product used, quantity applied, and the specific area treated, along with any additional required information as specified by local regulations.

What is the purpose of PESTICIDE USE REPORT?

The purpose of the PESTICIDE USE REPORT is to ensure accountability and safety in pesticide usage, to monitor environmental impact, and to comply with regulatory requirements.

What information must be reported on PESTICIDE USE REPORT?

Information that must be reported includes the name of the pesticide, EPA registration number, location of application, amount used, date of application, and any relevant observations during use.