Pesticide certification is required for farmers (private applicators) wishing to apply restricted use pesticides to an agricultural commodity. Private applicator certifications must be renewed …

To get a pesticide license there are a few steps to take, but it’s all pretty straightforward. Below is what you need to do, with links to pages where you can purchase manuals, check price lists, …

2 days ago · This publication explains the certification and licensing procedures for private, public, and commercial (nonstructural) pesticide applicators in North Carolina.

Jan 2, 2017 · Everything you need to know to obtain and maintain a North Carolina Pesticide Applicator license. Courses are in video and available 24/7 for your convenience!

“Private pesticide applicator certification standards review” means a training session designed by the North Carolina State University Pesticide Safety Extension Specialist to advance a private …

North Carolina Structural Pest Control and Pesticides Division licenses/credentials can be searched on our Public Portal search page. Select the appropriate category of credential from …

To be certified in North Carolina, applicators must score 70 percent or more on the appropriate closed-book, multiple-choice exam or exams. Attendance at a pesticide school is not required …

Jun 25, 2025 · To receive payment for spraying pesticides on someone else’s property or to apply restricted use pesticides on your own property you need to become a licensed pesticide …

Commercial Ground Applicators: The North Carolina Pesticide Law of 1971 requires licensing for individuals applying any pesticide for compensation. The applicator is required to pass a …

For questions or if additional assistance is required, please contact the NCDA&CS Pesticide Section at [email protected] or 984-236-4575. Directions Return to Pesticide …