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Ohio Pesticide Application
Recordkeeping Requirements
For Commercial Pesticide Applicators*
There is no standard format required, but Ohio pesticide application records need to follow these guidelines:
- Have record for all applications of pesticides recorded on date of application (including spot applications)
- Records contain required information
- Name & address of responsible commercial applicator and names of trained servicepersons applying pesticides under the commercial applicator's direct supervision
- Name & address of person contracting for service
- Date of application
- Type of plants, crop or animals to be treated
- Principle pests to be controlled
- Acreage or number of plants or animals treated
- Location or field identification number of treatment area
- Trade name (brand name) and EPA registration number of pesticides used
- Total amount of each pesticide product used
- Rate of application and concentration of pesticide formulation applied
- Type of equipment used
- Time of day of application, including the time of starting application and the time of completion of application, or if uncompleted, the time when operations ceased for the day
- Wind direction and velocity, air temperature and other weather conditions when applicable
- Any other pertinent information as required by the pesticide label
- Submit records to pesticide business registered location or employer within 10 days of application
- Pesticide business registered location or employer must retain records for 3 years from the date of application and make them available to ODA when requested
- For more information about the recordkeeping regulations, contact the Pesticide Regulation Section, Ohio Department of Agriculture, (800) 282-1955
* These recordkeeping requirements do not apply to Wood-Destroying Insect Inspections for real estate transactions. For those requirements, consult the Wood-Destroying Insect Inspection, Category 12, study material booklet or contact the Ohio Department of Agriculture, Pesticide Regulation.
* Summary of the regulation. For full regulation, go to Ohio Revised Code: 901:5-11-11 Recordkeeping
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