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Prepare for Pennsylvania's private applicator exam with this in-person workshop. Learn key concepts, safety, and regulations through expert-led presentations and activities.

Prepare for the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Core Applicator exam with this in-depth, two-day course covering essential study materials and test preparation strategies.

Strengthen your skills in weed, disease, and agronomic management for corn, soybean, small grains, and forage crops through practical, research-based training for applicators and crop advisers.

Prepárese para el examen privado de certificación de pesticidas del Departamento de Agricultura en este curso webinar para participantes de habla hispana. Los instructores cubrirán los temas más importantes y ofrecerán exámenes de práctica para ayudarlo a aprobar el examen requerido para obtener la licencia de aplicador de pesticidas.

Prepare for the department of agriculture private pesticide certification exam in this webinar course for Spanish-speaking participants. Instructors will review key elements and offer practice exams to help ensure your success to pass the exam.

Participants in this one-day pesticide update receive research-based information and recertification credits in hard-to-find categories.

Los aplicadores de pesticidas se confunden al revisar el estado del certificado y ver "Credits Acquired" , "Credits Required", "Zero Needed" y "Lapsed" en su licencia para aplicadores de pesticidas.

Pesticide applicators in PA become confused when reviewing their certification status and seeing terms such as "Credits Acquired," "Credits Required," "Zero Needed," and "Lapsed" on their Pesticide Applicator Credit Statement or renewal notice.

A review of the risk assessment process for evaluating the potential of glyphosate to cause adverse effects on human health.

El inicio de un negocio de aplicación de pesticidas en Pensilvania requiere comprender dos pasos importantes. Si bien al principio puede parecer complejo, el proceso es sencillo si se siguen los pasos en el orden adecuado.

Starting a pesticide application business in Pennsylvania requires two separate but related processes: licensing and registration. While the steps may seem complex at first, the process is straightforward when taken in the correct order.

Prepare for the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture’s certified pesticide applicator exam while learning safe, effective, and environmentally responsible pesticide use practices.

This video shows movements of water under the earth and how pollution might affect drinking water. (Modelo de Agua Subterranea)

With regular and systematic scouting, you will be better able to detect plant problems before they get out of hand.

Penn State Extension’s pesticide education team is conducting a survey to help shape its future programming.

Learn to identify, assess, and make informed, safe decisions to manage bees, wasps, and hornets, including appropriate pesticides to use. Earn 2 PDA category 11, 18, or 23 credits.

El contenido de este vídeo cumple con los requisitos de capacitación bajo los lineamientos del Comunicado de Riesgos 2012 de OSHA.

Learn to identify and control invasive and competing plants in forests using Integrated Vegetation Management. Earn 10 PDA category 5, 10, 18, or 23 pesticide applicator credits.

This checklist is a brief overview of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Worker Protection Standard (WPS) for agricultural pesticide requirements for compliance.

This Recordkeeping form can be used by commercial/public applicators, private applicators, and by operations covered by the WPS to keep records of all their pesticide applications.

Experts show how to: plan your garden; prepare soil; start seeds; choose transplants; plant, mulch, water, prune, and harvest tomatoes; and manage common pests. Earn 1 PDA Category 3, 18, or Private Category.

Pesticide applicators learn how to choose, mix, and apply herbicides effectively for forest and natural area vegetation management while protecting people and the environment. Earn 3 PDA Category 5, 6, 7, 18, 23 or Private pesticide applicator credits.

Learn about pesticide updates, using IPM to control pesticide resistance, tools to fight crop diseases, and more. Earn 2 PDA Category 1, 18, or Private pesticide applicator credits.

Sign Up by March 31. CHEMSWEEP collects and disposes of unwanted or unusable pesticides.

Learn cultural, mechanical, biological, and chemical methods for integrated forest vegetation management to control invasive and competing plants. Earn 1 PDA Category 5, 6, 10, 18, 23 or Private pesticide applicator credit.