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A state agency that enforces the provisions of FIFRA
and the Florida Pesticide Law.
FDACS
Responsible for administering the three Florida laws
that govern applicator licensing.
Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act.
FIFRA Federal law that provides the overall framework for
the federal pesticide program.
, A designation on a license issued under the Structural
Pest Control Act that enables the licensee to apply
Limited Certification
pesticides only under certain prescribed
circumstances.
Laws developed by local government. Enforced by
Ordinance
city or county.
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA Responsible for registering or authorizing pesticide
products.
All pesticides are classified according to their toxicity,
Classifications
use pattern, and environmental effects.
Two main classifications: Unclassified use (general use) and restricted use
RUP Sold to only certified and licensed applicators
Types of applicators: Private, Public, and commercial
A certified applicator who uses or supervises the use
Private Applicator of any restricted-use pesticide to produce an
agricultural commodity on his/her land..
Any applicator employed by a federal, state, city, or
Public Applicator
other local agency or government entity.
A certified applicator who uses pesticides on the job,
Commercial Applicator other than for agricultural production on private
property.
Section III FIFRA Federal registration of pesticide
uses of pesticides for crops or sites not listed on the
A Special Local Need
Section 3 labeling in the state it was issued.
Registration (SLN) allows
Section 24
a section 18 exemption that allows the sale and use of
a registered pesticide product for a specific non-
Emergency Exemption
registered purpose during a specified period if no
feasible alternative is available
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A state agency that enforces the provisions of FIFRA
and the Florida Pesticide Law.
FDACS
Responsible for administering the three Florida laws
that govern applicator licensing.
Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act.
FIFRA Federal law that provides the overall framework for
the federal pesticide program.
, A designation on a license issued under the Structural
Pest Control Act that enables the licensee to apply
Limited Certification
pesticides only under certain prescribed
circumstances.
Laws developed by local government. Enforced by
Ordinance
city or county.
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA Responsible for registering or authorizing pesticide
products.
All pesticides are classified according to their toxicity,
Classifications
use pattern, and environmental effects.
Two main classifications: Unclassified use (general use) and restricted use
RUP Sold to only certified and licensed applicators
Types of applicators: Private, Public, and commercial
A certified applicator who uses or supervises the use
Private Applicator of any restricted-use pesticide to produce an
agricultural commodity on his/her land..
Any applicator employed by a federal, state, city, or
Public Applicator
other local agency or government entity.
A certified applicator who uses pesticides on the job,
Commercial Applicator other than for agricultural production on private
property.
Section III FIFRA Federal registration of pesticide
uses of pesticides for crops or sites not listed on the
A Special Local Need
Section 3 labeling in the state it was issued.
Registration (SLN) allows
Section 24
a section 18 exemption that allows the sale and use of
a registered pesticide product for a specific non-
Emergency Exemption
registered purpose during a specified period if no
feasible alternative is available
