Question 8015 of 398 · Ohio Pesticide Applicator Core Exam
May a state adopt pesticide use rules that are stricter than federal law?
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Correct answer to question 8015
- D: Yes, a state may regulate sale or use more strictly than federal law
Explanation
FIFRA leaves states free to regulate sale and use within their borders, as long as they do not allow what federal law prohibits. Federal law preempts state labeling rules.
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