Pesticide Exam (Including Commodity Fumigation) in Ponzer – January 13

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There will be an in-person pesticide license exam at the Ponzer Community Building on January 13th at 1:00 p.m. All exams, including the new commodity fumigation exam will be available. (see below for more information) Registration is required. Payment will be taken on the day of the exam in the form of a check or money order (payable to NCDA&CS), or exact cash. More information about pesticide exams can be found here.
 
New Commodity Fumigation Category
 
In response to the new EPA standards for pesticide applicator certification, the NCDA&CS has created a new certification category for private applicator Commodity Fumigation in North Carolina. Previously, private applicators were permitted to fumigate commodities produced on land they owned or leased as long as they held current NC Private Applicator certification. The new category requires a separate certification similar to private soil fumigation. As a result of this change, the Pesticide Safety Program at NC State has created a manual for the certifying exam titled, Commodity Fumigation: A Certification Manual for North Carolina Private Applicators, which is available for purchase in the Pesticide Safety eStore – manuals. I’ve summarized these changes in this article published on the Pesticide Safety website. Frequently Asked Questions 


Please note, this only pertains to the use of fumigants, not the treatment of seed or bin walls with products like malathion, etc. Those applications are covered under your private pesticide license!
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