Pesticide Environmental Stewardship
Welcome to Pesticide Stewardship.org
The Pesticide Environmental Stewardship Web site provides convenient access to information on proper pesticide handling. Each topic printed in the menu bar above presents an overview of subject matter that has been written or compiled by specialists within the Cooperative Extension Service. The content of this Web site is intended for a national audience with links to state-specific compliance information, where available.
Topics titles are listed across the top of this page and in the Site Contents below. "Mouse over" the topic titles at the top of the page to view the subtopics within each module and "click" on the topic title to view the introduction.
Crop producers, pesticide dealers, commercial/professional applicators and the general public will benefit from the information presented in each topic, or module. Links to resources available on other Web sites or in print are presented in each module.
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50 Ways to Treat Your Pesticide" brochure
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Pesticide RecordkeepingFederal and state laws require application records. Application records demonstrate applicator professionalism by documenting legal use, and the safety, care, and concern taken when making the application. Pesticide DisposalThis module will help you understand the options for handling and disposing unwanted pesticides and pesticide-treated seed. Drift managementThis module will help you understand and manage pesticide drift. Surface and GroundwaterThis module provides information on the environmental fate of pesticides, how water may become contaminated with pesticides, and how contamination can be prevented. |
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CalibrationThis module is designed as a guide for the proper dilution and application of pesticides. It includes practical calibration techniques for common pesticide application equipment. Terms & AcronymsUnderstanding the language of pesticides and environmental stewardship is critical to understanding the pages presented on this site. |
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