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Pesticide license categories often have overlapping areas of applicability, resulting in confusion over exactly which license category is required …
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Pesticide Schools are hosted by the NC State Pesticide Safety Education Program with the help of the NC Extension …
The fall 2022 pesticide safety schools are available to those seeking initial licensing in one or more pesticide subcategories. To …
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Youth Flock Owners: Please read the latest update from the North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services released on …
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The spring 2022 pesticide safety schools are available to those who are seeking initial licensing in one or more …
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The fungicide spray guides for tomato and pepper are intended for commercial growers and are suggested products or programs …
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This factsheet offers information on the biology and management of the spotted lanternfly, an invasive …
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