Question 8034 of 398 · Ohio Pesticide Applicator Core Exam
Under USDA's recordkeeping rule, a private applicator must record each restricted use pesticide application within
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Correct answer to question 8034
- A: 14 days of the application, and keep the records for 2 years
Explanation
USDA's rule asks private applicators to record details such as product, EPA registration number, amount, site, and date within 14 days and keep them for two years.
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