| Core Information |
- Ohio PAT Core Workbook (OSU Bulletin 825-A)
- Applying Pesticides Correctly (OSU Bulletin 825)
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| 1 - Grain and Cereal Crops - application to cereal crops as grown for dry grain including corn, grain sorghums, other small grains and soybeans |
- New! Ohio PAT Field Crops Student Workbook (OSU Bulletin 821) (recommended)
- Corn, Soybean, Wheat & Alfalfa Field Guide (OSU Bulletin 827) (recommended)
- Weed Control Guide for Ohio Field Crops (OSU Bulletin 789) (recommended)
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| 2 - Forage Crops - application to crops grown primarily for use as hay, forage, fodder, or ensilage, and includes but is not limited to such crops as corn and legumes |
- Ohio PAT Forage Crop Student Workbook (recommended)
- Weed Control Guide for Ohio Field Crops (OSU Bulletin 789)
- Insect Pests of Field Crops
- Field Crop Disease Management
(OSU Bulletin
631PP)
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| 3A - Vegetable Crops -application to field-grown vegetables, sugar beets, sweet corn and other horticultural crops grown primarily for human consumption. This category includes the specialty crop tobacco. |
- Ohio PAT Vegetable Production Student Workbook (OSU Bulletin 821-3A) (recommended)
- The Worker Protection Standard for Agricultural Pesticide - How to Comply
- Integrated Pest Management for the Home Vegetable Garden
- Ohio Vegetable Production Guide (OSU Bulletin 672)
- Using Fungicide Sprays Effectively
- Blossom-End Rot of Tomato, Pepper and Eggplant
- Late Blight of Potato and Tomato
- Early Blight of Potato and Tomato
- Fusarium and Verticillium Wilts of Tomato, Potato, Pepper and Eggplant
- Mosaic Virus Diseases of Vine Crops
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| 3B - Tobacco
The following bulletins are available through Cooperative Extension Service, University of Kentucky, College of Agriculture |
- Topping and Sucker Control, Kentucky Bulletin ID-73 (Out of print
- Sucker Control in Burley & Dark Tobacco
- Dark Tobacco Sucker Control
- ENT-15 Insecticide Recommendations
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| 4 - Fruit Crops -application to common orchard fruit crops, and small fruits including but not limited to strawberries, brambles and grapes |
- Ohio PAT Fruit Crops Student Workbook (OSU Bulletin 821-4) (recommended)
- Oil & Other Early Season Sprays
- Spider Mites and Their Control
- Apple Maggot and Its Control
- Plum Curculio and Its Control
- Codling Moth on Fruit Trees
- Fire Blight of Apples and Pears
- Scab of Apple and Crabapple
- Brown Rot of Stone Fruits
- Red Stele Root Rot of Strawberry
- Botrytis Fruit Rot "Gray Mold" of Strawberry, Raspberry and Blackberry
- How to Use Pesticides Correctly
- Midwest Tree Fruit Handbook, (OSU Bulletin 506A)
- Ohio Commercial Tree Fruit Spray Guide, (OSU Bulletin 506A2)
- 1998 Commercial Small Fruit & Grape Spray Guide, (OSU Bulletin 506B2)
- The Worker Protection Standard for Agricultural Pesticides, (OSU Bulletin 843)
- Midwest Small Fruit Pest Management Handbook (OSU Bulletin 861)
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5 - Ornamentals and Turf - application to commercial nursery crops including but not limited to trees, shrubs, grasses and herbaceous plants produced for replanting for their ornamental value or for future fruit production |
- Note: Sod producers are required to take the commercial turf exam and should be familiar with A Study Guide for Commercial Turfgrass Applicators (OSU Bulletin 841-8)
- Ohio PAT Ornamentals Student Workbook (OSU Bulletin 821-5) (recommended)
- The Worker Protection Standard for Agricultural Pesticide - How to Comply
- Disease Control in the Landscape (OSU Bulletin 614 PP)
- Insect and Mite Control on Woody Ornamentals and Herbaceous Perennials
- Spider Mites and Their Control
- Bronze Birch Borer Management
- Black Vine Weevil and other Root Weevils
- Magnolia Scale and Its Control
- Know & Control - Using Fungicide Sprays Effectively
- Leaf Diseases on Ornamental Trees and Shrubs
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| 6 - Greenhouse Crops - application to crops grown under glass or plastic cover either for food production or for ornamental value |
- Ohio PAT Greenhouse Student Workbook (OSU Bulletin 821-6) (recommended)
- Using Fungicide Sprays Effectively
- Virus Diseases of Greenhouse
- Black Root Rot of Greenhouse Floral Crops
- Botrytis Gray Mold in Greenhouse Floral Crops
- Protecting Our Groundwater (OSU Bulletin Ento 03)
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| 7 - Forest Crops - application to tree crops as produced for use as Christmas trees, or for their utilitarian value, as timber, pulp wood, poles, etc. |
- Calibrating Boom Sprayers for Forestry Herbicide Application, F-21
- Christmas Tree Pest Manual
(MSUE) E-2676 (recommended)
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| 8 - Livestock & Livestock Buildings - application to domestic and other animals, including poultry, and their quarters, but it does not include pets or pet quarters housed in human habitations |
- Ohio PAT Livestock Student Workbook (recommended)
- Livestock and Livestock Building Pest Management (OSU Bulletin 473)
- Poultry Pest Management (OSU Bulletin 853)
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| 9 - Non-Crop land - application to lands unsuitable and / or unused as pasture or for production of food, fibre, or timber |
- Ohio PAT Non-Crop land Student Workbook (OSU Bulletin 821-9) (recommended)
- Multiflora Rose Control (OSU Bulletin 857)
- Calibration of Hand Sprayers for Herbicide Application
- How much herbicide do I need?
- Controlling Undesirable Trees, Shrubs, and Vines in Your Woodland
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| 10 -Stored Grain - application to seeds, cereal grains or soybeans stored and intended for use as human food or animal feed |
- Ohio PAT Stored Grain Student Workbook (OSU Bulletin 821-10) (recommended)
- Stored Grain Insect Control (OSU Bulletin 153EN)
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| 11 - Aquatics - application to lakes, ponds, and marshes from which it may be desirable to remove or reduce undesirable vegetation or animal life |
- Ohio PAT Aquatics Student Workbook (OSU Bulletin 821-11) (recommended)
- Pond Measurements (OSU Bulletin A-2-98)
- Controlling Filamentous Algae in Ponds (OSU Bulletin A-3-98)
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| 12 - Seed Treatment - application of one or more pesticides to seeds for control of organisms detrimental to germinating seeds or emerging seedlings |
- Ohio PAT Seed Treatment Student Workbook (OSU Bulletin 821-12) (recommended)
- Seed Treatment for Agronomic Crops
(OSU Bulletin 639)
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| 13 - Wood Preservation - application of pesticides to wood products such as crossties, poles, posts, or other wood products that are not part of a structure when treated and are or will be exposed to insects, fungi, or weather |
- Ohio PAT Wood Preservation Student Workbook (OSU Bulletin 821-13) (recommended)
- Wood Preserving Chemicals and Procedures
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