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Pesticide Management Program

Contact: Lysa J. Holland, ljh17@psu.edu

814-865-6391

Pesticides are used at Penn State in crop production, greenhouses, research, insect and rodent control in food storage and housing areas, livestock or other animal husbandry, mosquito control on water bodies, turf grass management, termite control, pool management, and in the production of ornamental gardens, parks, and grounds. It is in everyone’s interest that the pesticides be used as minimally and as safely as possible. The purpose of the Penn State Pesticide Management Program is to address health, safety, and environmental considerations through:

  • Designating responsibilities
  • Providing a compilation of laws and regulations governing pesticide use
  • Providing certification/licensing requirements
  • Ensuring the proper storage, handling and use, and disposal of pesticides
  • Specifying training requirements
  • Ensuring that applications of pesticides by contracted vendors meet requirements
  • Providing safety information and emergency procedures
  • Specifying documentation and record keeping requirements

Services Offered

  • Assistance in implementing program requirements
  • Emergency preplanning assistance
  • Inspection of pesticide storage facilities
  • Emergency Response

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