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Obtain/Renew a Commercial Pesticide Applicator License by Testing STEP #1: Go to our Pesticide Educational Materials webpage to find PDF links to our study guides. STEP #2: Once you have completed studying, pay the $65 licensing fee to UDAF. ... STEP #3: Tests must be completed at a Pesticide Licensing Testing Center.

To apply restricted use pesticides to any outdoor area in Florida not associated with buildings or public health pest control, you must have a pesticide applicator license issued by the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS).

(24) Ornamental and Turf Pest Control This category includes commercial applicators using or supervising the use of restricted use pesticides, or State restricted pesticide uses, to control pests in the maintenance and production of ornamental trees, shrubs, flowers, and turf.

No person shall purchase, use, or demonstrate the use of, any restricted use pesticide, or shall apply any pesticide for a commercial business, without becoming certified and obtaining a commercial pesticide applicator license issued by the department.

To become licensed as a Professional Applicator, an individual must: Pass a closed book examination in the desired categories with a minimum score of seventy percent (70%); Complete an ISDA Professional Applicator license application. Provide proof of financial responsibility. Pay the licensing fee.

For Pesticide Applicator Licenses 4001-4003 To renew your license, you can either test through a testing center or renew through CEUs. If you are testing, you will need to pay your license fee with UDAF as you will need the receipt with you at the testing center of your choice in order to take the test.

Renew a License The following requirements must be met: Completed 6 hours of Continuing Education. You must complete BEFORE you are able to renew. To find courses to complete your 6 hours of CE, or to check CE courses already completed , click here: https://secure.utah.gov/ce-public/

REMEMBER: You can ALWAYS dispose of household hazardous materials at either county waste station! Many items are FREE disposal, such as paint, oil, gasoline, pesticides, and cleaners. Electronics, trash and some other items have a fee. Please contact either waste station for information or any questions.