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An Idaho professional applicator must earn how many recertification credits during the recertification period to renew without re-examination?
- Seven (7) credits
- Twelve (12) credits
- Fifteen (15) credits
- Sixteen (16) credits
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A professional applicator must accumulate sixteen recertification credits over the recertification period by attending Department-accredited seminars. Private applicators need only seven, which is a common distractor.🔗 Source
How many continuing-education recertification credits must an Idaho private applicator accumulate during the recertification period under the current rule?
- Seven credits
- Six credits
- Fifteen credits
- Sixteen credits
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Under the current Idaho rule, private applicators must accumulate seven recertification credits during their period by attending Department-accredited seminars, whereas professionals need sixteen.🔗 Source
When a noncertified applicator applies restricted use pesticides under on-site supervision in Idaho, how long must that person's training records be retained?
- One (1) year
- Two (2) years
- Three (3) years
- Five (5) years
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Noncertified applicator training records must be kept for three years and made available for inspection by the Director. This contrasts with the two-year retention for professional application records.🔗 Source
How long must an Idaho pesticide dealer retain restricted use pesticide distribution records?
- Three years, ready for inspection by the Director
- Two years, ready for inspection by the Director
- One year, ready for inspection by the Director
- Five years, ready for inspection by the Director
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Idaho RUP dealers must keep distribution records for three years and have them available to the Director. This differs from the two-year professional applicator application-record period.🔗 Source
What is the fee for an Idaho professional applicator's license issued for a licensing period of more than thirteen months?
- One hundred twenty dollars
- Sixty dollars
- One hundred sixty dollars
- Ten dollars
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Idaho charges $120 for a professional applicator license covering a period greater than thirteen months, and $60 for a shorter period.🔗 Source
Under Idaho rule, may a pesticide applicator or dealer license be transferred to another person?
- No, licenses are not transferable
- Yes, with written approval of the Director
- Yes, only to a family member
- Yes, if the new holder pays a transfer fee
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Idaho expressly states that licenses are not transferable.🔗 Source
Before acting as a mixer-loader for an Idaho professional applicator, what must a person first obtain?
- Annual training conducted and certified by the employing professional applicator
- A separate state mixer-loader license
- An Applicator Core Competency exam pass
- A two-year apprenticeship
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Idaho requires that no one act as a mixer-loader without first obtaining annual training, which is conducted and certified by the employing professional applicator.🔗 Source
Which examination must every Idaho professional applicator pass in addition to any specialty category exam?
- The Applicator Core Competency exam
- The Chemigation exam
- The Private Applicator exam
- The Regulatory Pest Control exam
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The Applicator Core Competency exam is required of every professional applicator regardless of which specialty categories they pursue.🔗 Source
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