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The document provides a list of federally restricted use pesticides, including their classifications, and guidelines for certified applicators, highlighting requirements for registration and usage

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How to fill out RESTRICTED-USE PESTICIDES

1. Identify the specific restricted-use pesticide you need to apply.
2. Read the product label thoroughly to understand regulations and safety requirements.
3. Obtain the necessary certification or license to use restricted-use pesticides if not already obtained.
4. Complete any required training sessions or coursework for safe handling and application of the pesticide.
5. Fill out any necessary application forms as specified by local regulatory agencies.
6. Attend to any special restrictions outlined on the pesticide label, such as protective gear or buffer zones.
7. Properly record the application details, including date, location, and amount used, as required.

Who needs RESTRICTED-USE PESTICIDES?

1. Licensed applicators who have received specific training on restricted-use pesticides.
2. Agricultural professionals working in pest management.
3. Commercial pest control operators.
4. Farmers and agricultural producers managing specific pest issues.
5. Researchers conducting studies related to pest management.

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What is a banned pesticide?

Banned Pesticides. A "Banned" pesticide is defined as a pesticide for which all registered uses have been prohibited by final EPA action to protect human health or the environment. It includes pesticides that have been refused approval for first-time use or have been withdrawn by industry.

How to limit pesticides?

You may reduce the amount of pesticides you consume by: WASHING: Wash and scrub all fresh fruits and vegetables thoroughly under running water. PEELING and TRIMMING: Peel fruits and vegetables when possible to reduce dirt, bacteria, and pesticides.

How can pesticide exposure be prevented?

Before applying a pesticide (indoors or outdoors), remove children, toys and pets from the area and keep them away until the pesticide has dried or as recommended by the label. Remove or cover food during indoor applications. Don't spray outdoors on windy or rainy days.

What is considered a restricted use pesticide?

RUPs have the potential to cause unreasonable adverse effects to the environment and injury to applicators or bystanders without added restrictions. The "Restricted Use" classification restricts a product, or its uses, to use by a certified applicator or someone under the certified applicator's direct supervision.

How can we protect against pesticides?

How to minimize YOUR exposure to pesticides Wear the right protective gear. Avoid contact with eyes, skin, or clothing. Mix outdoors or in a well-ventilated area. Wash hands after mixing or applying and before eating, smoking, or using your cell phone. Take a shower immediately after handling pesticides.

What are restricted use pesticides in Florida?

Pesticides are classified as RUPs if improper use may result in an unreasonable adverse effect to human health and/or the environ- ment. Applicators of RUPs must be trained to minimize the adverse risk when using a pesticide.

How can we limit pesticide use?

Try using non-chemical management methods on your lawn and garden, such as introducing beneficial insects and wild, native plants, or use physical methods, including hand weeding, mulching, or setting traps, to reduce chemical use outdoors.

How can we reduce the use of pesticides?

Consider non-chemical methods for controlling pests. Try using non-chemical management methods on your lawn and garden, such as introducing beneficial insects and wild, native plants, or use physical methods, including hand weeding, mulching, or setting traps, to reduce chemical use outdoors.

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What is RESTRICTED-USE PESTICIDES?

Restricted-use pesticides are those that can only be purchased and used by certified applicators due to their potential risks to human health and the environment.

Who is required to file RESTRICTED-USE PESTICIDES?

Individuals who are certified applicators or certain commercial pesticide businesses must file reports for restricted-use pesticides.

How to fill out RESTRICTED-USE PESTICIDES?

Filling out restricted-use pesticide forms typically involves providing details such as the type of pesticide used, application site, quantity used, date of application, and the applicator's certification number.

What is the purpose of RESTRICTED-USE PESTICIDES?

The purpose of restricted-use pesticides is to minimize risk to human health and the environment by regulating their sale and use to trained professionals.

What information must be reported on RESTRICTED-USE PESTICIDES?

Required information typically includes the pesticide product name, EPA registration number, application rate, target pest, location of application, and the applicator's details.