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Ok guys. I've read and re-read the Texas Laws and Regulations.
From what I can gather, the Texas Department of Agriculture doesn't have much say so in the use of non-restrcited use or state limited use pesticides.
The only restricted use pesticide I would ever need to apply is 2,4-D. Or I can use Confront and get the same results. Confront is a little more expensive, but if it keeps me from having to maintain a separate set of records, I think I'd rather not apply any restricted use pesticides.
From what I understand, if I apply a restricted use pesticide, I have to keep records on all applications separate from my general billing records. But I don't have to do this for pesticides that I apply that aren't restrcited use or state limited use.
Am I understanding these laws and regulations correctly?
Thanks,
DFW Area Landscaper
From what I can gather, the Texas Department of Agriculture doesn't have much say so in the use of non-restrcited use or state limited use pesticides.
The only restricted use pesticide I would ever need to apply is 2,4-D. Or I can use Confront and get the same results. Confront is a little more expensive, but if it keeps me from having to maintain a separate set of records, I think I'd rather not apply any restricted use pesticides.
From what I understand, if I apply a restricted use pesticide, I have to keep records on all applications separate from my general billing records. But I don't have to do this for pesticides that I apply that aren't restrcited use or state limited use.
Am I understanding these laws and regulations correctly?
Thanks,
DFW Area Landscaper