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Which act listed in Delaware's highlights is identified as one of the unlawful acts under the Delaware Pesticide Law?
- Operating in a faulty, careless, or negligent manner
- Applying pesticides only on weekdays
- Wearing personal protective equipment during mixing
- Storing pesticides in a locked cabinet
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Delaware lists operating in a faulty, careless, or negligent manner among the prohibited acts. The other choices describe lawful or required practices.🔗 Source
Which buyer-related detail must a Delaware dealer record when selling a Restricted Use Pesticide, in addition to the purchaser's name and address?
- The purchaser's driver's license number
- The certified applicator's ID number
- The purchaser's date of birth
- The purchaser's employer's EIN
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Delaware dealer RUP records must include the name and address of the purchaser or receiver, including the certified applicator's ID number. This ties the sale to a credentialed buyer.🔗 Source
Aside from a regular business license, what must any person in the business of applying pesticides to another's land obtain in Delaware?
- A pesticide business license from the DDA
- A federal EPA applicator permit
- A Division of Public Health spray permit
- Only a Division of Revenue license
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Delaware requires anyone in the business of applying pesticides, even general-use products, to another person's land to hold a pesticide business license from the DDA in addition to a regular business license.🔗 Source
Under Delaware's registered service employee rules, what must the certified applicator be able to verify regarding registered employees?
- Each employee's personal credit history
- The DDA-approved employee training
- The employee's residential lease
- Each employee's vehicle registration
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Delaware requires the certified applicator to be able to verify the DDA-approved employee training for registered service employees, confirming they were properly trained.🔗 Source
Which of the following is identified by Delaware as content found in an Endangered Species Protection Bulletin accessed through BLT?
- Recommended retail pricing for each product
- Location of use limitations, products with limitations, and the terms of the limitation
- A roster of certified applicators by county
- The applicator's continuing-education transcript
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Delaware lists the enforceable bulletin contents as location of use limitations, the products affected, and the specific terms of the limitation.🔗 Source
How long must a Delaware applicator retain application records from the date the pesticide application was made?
- 1 year
- 2 years
- 3 years
- 5 years
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Delaware's highlights specify that all applicators should keep their application records for 2 years measured from the date of application.🔗 Source
Under Delaware's rules, after hiring an employee who will work under a certified commercial applicator, within how many days must the employee's registration be submitted to the Delaware Department of Agriculture (DDA)?
- 15 days of employment
- 30 days of employment
- 45 days of employment
- 60 days of employment
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Delaware requires a registered service employee working under a certified commercial applicator to be registered with the DDA within 45 days of being employed, and the certified applicator must be able to verify the worker's DDA-approved training.🔗 Source
In Delaware, where does an applicator learn whether a specific formulation demands additional EPA training beyond certification?
- From the DDA website only
- On the product's label
- From the county extension office
- From the dealer's verbal advice
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Delaware states that when additional EPA training is required for a formulation, that information will be provided on the product's label. The label is again the controlling source.🔗 Source
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