Keep Records of All Restricted-Use Pesticide Applications There is no standard format, but Ohio private pesticide application records must contain the following information: the responsible private applicator's name and license number the brand or product name and EPA registration number of the restricted-use pesticide applied the total amount of the restricted-use pesticide applied the location and/or field number of the area treated, and the total area or acreage treated the crop treated the month, day, and year of application In addition: Record applications on the same date they are applied Retain records for 3 years from the date of application and make them available to ODA upon request Submit records to your employer, if applicable Provide all records of pesticide applications on rented or leased land within 30 days of request by landowner Comply with applicable Federal Worker Protection Standard requirements For more information about recordkeeping regulations, contact the Pesticide Regulation Section, Ohio Department of Agriculture, at 614-728-6987 For the full private recordkeeping regulation, visit codes.ohio.gov/ohio-administrative-code/rule-901:5-11-10#:~:text=(E)%20Private%20applicators,the%20Revised%20Code
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Waxman explained in his opening statement: Smokeless tobacco is not, as its advertising suggests, a safe alternative to cigarettes.[3] In 1986, Congress enacted the Comprehensive Smokeless Tobacco Education Act, championed by Rep
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HARDINESS ZONE: N/A (but reseeds itself easily, so it acts like a perennial in all zones)
