Storing pesticides properly protects human and animal health, safeguards wells and surface waters, and prevents unauthorized access to hazardous chemicals. Proper pesticide waste disposal is an important part of responsible pesticide use. Improper disposal can lead to contamination of soil, groundwater, and surface water, causing serious liability problems for the pesticide user, as well as a poor public image.
- After completing this course participants will be able to:
- Communicate the benefits and characteristics of a good pesticide storage area.
- Summarize proper techniques for proper pesticide disposal.
- Implement safe practices while transporting pesticides.
- Understand procedures for responding to pesticide-related emergencies, such as spills and fires.
This course is approved by the Washington State Department of Agriculture for Pesticide and SPI License Recertification credits.
This course is approved for 1 hour of either General or Weed hours (1 hour Max).
Topics covered: safety, pesticides
Course Content
Karma Course Introduction
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Course Overview
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Proper Pesticide Storage and Disposal
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Video: Pesticide Storage and Disposal
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Transporting Pesticides
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Pesticide Related Emergencies
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Video: Pesticide Spill Management
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Final Quiz – Transportation, Safety, Security and Disposal – DPR
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