Vermont Regulations for Control of Pesticides
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Class "A" Pesticides are also known as:
Restricted use and by permit only
Restricted Use Pesticides can be purchased and used by:
only a certified applicator, or by an individual working under the direct supervision of a certified
applicator
Factors taken into consideration when classifying a restricted use pesticide:
Acute and chronic effects
Environmental and aquatic effects
Potential for fire and explosion
water contamination
necessary training
application methods
By permit only pesticides are
Restricted use pesticides that may be purchased and used only by certified applicators who have been
issued a special permit from the Commissioner of Agriculture
Will by permit only and restricted use pesticides have a label indication?
No
Class B Pesticides are also known as:
Controlled Sale
Who can purchase and use class "B" pesticides?
anyone
Class "B" pesticides have how much active ingredient?
at least 3%
Class "C" pesticides are also known as:
Homeowner/Specialty pesticides
Class "C" pesticides have how much active ingredient?
Usually less than 3%
, Who can purchase or use class "C" pesticides?
anyone
Where are class "C" pesticides used?
In or around the home
Where are class "B" pesticides used?
Outdoors
Provide examples of class "C" pesticides with greater than 3% active ingredient?
Pet supplies (up to 7%)
Pool treatments (unlimited)
Insect repellents (unlimited)
antimicrobials (unlimited)
List the three types of pesticide applicators
Private
Commercial
Non-commercial
Which applicators use or supervise the use of non- "restricted use" pesticides on land they own or
rent?
Private applicatiors
Private applicators spray on what type of land?
Agricultural commodities or residential use
When can a private applicator apply "restricted use" pesticides?
When they become certified or work under the direct supervision of a certified applicator
Which pesticides can commercial applicators apply, and under what circumstances?
Any pesticide (Class A, B, or C) to the lands or homes of another for remuneration or gratis
What credentials must commercial applicators have?
They must be certified, or must be working under the direct supervision of a certified commercial
applicator
Explain the frequency and type of pesticide use by Non-commercial applicators
Occasional use of pesticides in the course of their employment. If they use any pesticide products other
than a Class "C" product, they must become certified or work under the direct supervision of a certified
applicator
Define direct supervision
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Solution 2024.
Class "A" Pesticides are also known as:
Restricted use and by permit only
Restricted Use Pesticides can be purchased and used by:
only a certified applicator, or by an individual working under the direct supervision of a certified
applicator
Factors taken into consideration when classifying a restricted use pesticide:
Acute and chronic effects
Environmental and aquatic effects
Potential for fire and explosion
water contamination
necessary training
application methods
By permit only pesticides are
Restricted use pesticides that may be purchased and used only by certified applicators who have been
issued a special permit from the Commissioner of Agriculture
Will by permit only and restricted use pesticides have a label indication?
No
Class B Pesticides are also known as:
Controlled Sale
Who can purchase and use class "B" pesticides?
anyone
Class "B" pesticides have how much active ingredient?
at least 3%
Class "C" pesticides are also known as:
Homeowner/Specialty pesticides
Class "C" pesticides have how much active ingredient?
Usually less than 3%
, Who can purchase or use class "C" pesticides?
anyone
Where are class "C" pesticides used?
In or around the home
Where are class "B" pesticides used?
Outdoors
Provide examples of class "C" pesticides with greater than 3% active ingredient?
Pet supplies (up to 7%)
Pool treatments (unlimited)
Insect repellents (unlimited)
antimicrobials (unlimited)
List the three types of pesticide applicators
Private
Commercial
Non-commercial
Which applicators use or supervise the use of non- "restricted use" pesticides on land they own or
rent?
Private applicatiors
Private applicators spray on what type of land?
Agricultural commodities or residential use
When can a private applicator apply "restricted use" pesticides?
When they become certified or work under the direct supervision of a certified applicator
Which pesticides can commercial applicators apply, and under what circumstances?
Any pesticide (Class A, B, or C) to the lands or homes of another for remuneration or gratis
What credentials must commercial applicators have?
They must be certified, or must be working under the direct supervision of a certified commercial
applicator
Explain the frequency and type of pesticide use by Non-commercial applicators
Occasional use of pesticides in the course of their employment. If they use any pesticide products other
than a Class "C" product, they must become certified or work under the direct supervision of a certified
applicator
Define direct supervision
