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Some herbicide products are classified as Restricted Use Pesticides because they have a higher potential for affecting the environment, humans, or animals. Herbicides currently classified as Restricted Use appear below. Pesticide certification is required to purchase and use these products.
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When Restricted Use Pesticides are used, accurate records of the application are required by federal law. An applicator must make a written record within 30 days after the application. Records to keep include product name and EPA registration number, total amount applied, location, crop or site of application, size of treated area, name and certification number of applicator or supervisor, and date of application.
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