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This leaflet serves as an updated guide to the rules for making and maintaining records of restricted use pesticide applications in Hawaii as mandated by the State of Hawaii Department of Agriculture.

How to fill out records of pesticide applications

How to fill out Records of Pesticide Applications in Hawaii

1. Gather all relevant information about the pesticide application, including the pesticide name, active ingredient, and application rate.
2. Identify the location where the pesticide was applied, including specific details such as the site or crop type.
3. Record the date and time of the application, ensuring to specify the total area treated.
4. Document the weather conditions during the application, such as wind speed and temperature, as they may affect pesticide effectiveness.
5. Enter the applicator's name and certification number, ensuring that only certified individuals are filling out the records.
6. Include any other relevant notes, such as the reason for application and any incidents or unusual occurrences during the application process.
7. Review the completed record for accuracy before submitting it to the appropriate authority.

Who needs Records of Pesticide Applications in Hawaii?

1. Agricultural professionals, including farmers and ranchers, who use pesticides in their operations.
2. Pesticide applicators who are required to maintain accurate records for compliance with state regulations.
3. Regulatory agencies that monitor pesticide use and need the records for enforcement and research purposes.
4. Environmental organizations and stakeholders interested in pesticide use and its impact on health and the environment.

People Also Ask about

What is the single most important component of a pest management program?

Federal law requires any person who applies or supervises the use of restricted use pesticides (RUPs) to be certified in ance with EPA regulations and state, territorial and tribal laws. To read more about how to get certified as a pesticide applicator, click here.

What is the single most important document in the use of a pesticide?

Pesticide product labels provide critical information about how to safely and legally handle and use pesticide products.

How long does a pest control company have to keep records?

Most states require that pest control businesses keep records for a minimum of two years. Most commonly, this means holding onto written reports, but a wealth of other information can also prove useful, such as images, videotapes, wet readings, etc.

What is the most important requirement when applying a pesticide?

Follow the “Directions for Use” on the label carefully. Use only for the purpose listed. Use only the amount directed, at the time, and under the conditions specified. Twice the amount will NOT do twice the job. You could harm yourself, others, or the plant/area/pet you are trying to protect.

What are the benefits of keeping accurate pesticide application records?

Accurate pesticide records will enable you to know and buy the correct amount of pesticides for each growing season. Tracks success. Good records will help you determine if a pesticide application achieved the best results or why a pesticide may have performed poorly. Good records prevent future failures.

What is the most important part of pesticide label?

Directions for Use. Make sure that the product is labeled for use against the pest(s) that you are trying to control. (For example, products labeled only for termites cannot be used to control fleas.) Use only the amounts indicated, and follow the directions exactly.

How long must pesticide application records be kept?

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.

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What is Records of Pesticide Applications in Hawaii?

Records of Pesticide Applications in Hawaii are official documents that log the details of pesticide applications made on agricultural lands or other properties in the state, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements.

Who is required to file Records of Pesticide Applications in Hawaii?

Pest control operators, farmers, and agricultural businesses that apply pesticides must file Records of Pesticide Applications in Hawaii.

How to fill out Records of Pesticide Applications in Hawaii?

To fill out Records of Pesticide Applications in Hawaii, one must provide details such as the date of application, type of pesticide used, amount applied, location of the application, and the name of the person applying the pesticide.

What is the purpose of Records of Pesticide Applications in Hawaii?

The purpose of Records of Pesticide Applications in Hawaii is to promote environmental safety, ensure legal compliance, and facilitate tracking of pesticide use for public health and ecological monitoring.

What information must be reported on Records of Pesticide Applications in Hawaii?

The information that must be reported includes the date of application, pesticide product name, EPA registration number, amount used, application site description, and the name of the applicator.