§ 12003 Written Pesticide Recommendations
This law says pest‑control advisers must give farmers a written recommendation before any pesticide is used, and they must give copies to the farmer, the pesticide dealer, and the person who will apply it.
A corn farmer asks a pest‑control adviser for help with a beetle problem. The adviser writes a recommendation that lists the pesticide name, amount, the beetle, the field size, the corn crop, when to spray, a safety warning, and signs it. The farmer gets a copy, and the pesticide dealer and the spray crew each get a copy before the spray happens.
Because the law requires a written, signed, dated recommendation with all those details, the farmer, dealer, and applicator all have the same information before any pesticide is put on the field.
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§ 12003 Written Pesticide Recommendations
Last verified: January 10, 2026