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Under NY Part 325, how does the regulation define 'private application of pesticides'?
- Any application of general use pesticides on residential property regardless of purpose
- Application of a restricted use pesticide to produce an agricultural commodity on property owned or rented by the applicator or the applicator's employer
- Any commercial-for-hire application performed on a neighbor's farmland
- Application of antimicrobial agents within a veterinary facility
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In New York, private application is tied to restricted use pesticides used to produce an agricultural commodity on land owned or rented by the applicator or employer, which is why a private applicator's authority is limited to that agricultural context.🔗 Source
Under NY Part 325's recertification credit-hour schedule for commercial categories, how many credit hours are required for the Termite Control category?
- 10 credit hours
- 12 credit hours
- 16 credit hours
- 24 credit hours
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The section 325.21 commercial-category credit-hour table assigns 16 credit hours to the Termite Control category.🔗 Source
Under the NY continuing-education recertification schedule, how many credit hours are required for a certified commercial applicator in the Ornamental & Turf category?
- 10 credit hours
- 12 credit hours
- 16 credit hours
- 20 credit hours
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New York's commercial category credit table assigns 20 credit hours to Ornamental & Turf, with at least 25 percent of credits required to be category-specific.🔗 Source
Under NY Part 325, after a commercial lawn application, the applicator or business must keep a complete copy of each written contract for what minimum period following the contract's expiration?
- One year
- Two years
- Three years
- Five years
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Section 325.40(e) requires a complete copy of each commercial-lawn-application written contract to be kept for a minimum of three years after the contract expires.🔗 Source
Under NY Part 325, for how long is a pesticide applicator or technician certification identification card valid, absent suspension or revocation?
- One year
- Two years
- Three years
- Five years
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New York certification ID cards carry a three-year validity period unless the department suspends, revokes, or otherwise modifies the certification.🔗 Source
Under NY Part 325's continuing-education path to recertification, the credits must span more than one calendar year and include a minimum share of category-specific training for each category. What is that minimum percentage?
- 10 percent
- 20 percent
- 25 percent
- 50 percent
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Section 325.21(a)(3)(ii) requires the continuing-education credits to include at least 25 percent category-specific training for each certification category, with regulatory and demonstration categories exempt from that share.🔗 Source
Under NY Part 325, during subsurface ground application of liquid termiticide, what is the maximum allowable application pressure measured at the nozzle?
- 15 pounds per square inch
- 25 pounds per square inch
- 42 pounds per square inch
- 100 pounds per square inch
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Section 325.3(a)(3) requires an accurate pressure gauge and caps nozzle pressure during application at 25 pounds per square inch.🔗 Source
Under NY Part 325, an applicant who passes both the core and category examinations but fails to pay the certification fees within a set window must retake both examinations. How long is that window?
- Three months
- Six months
- One year
- Two years
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Section 325.11(h) requires an applicant who passes both exams but does not pay the certification fees within six months to retake both the core and category examinations.🔗 Source
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