Minnesota HF2667 modifies pesticide handler definitions and licensing requirements.
Minnesota HF2667 amends the definition of "restricted pesticide handler" and modifies the licensing requirements for handlers. The bill specifies that a handler is an individual who meets federal requirements and engages in preapplication activities under the supervision of a licensed pesticide applicator. It also prohibits the sale of restricted-use pesticides over the internet to Minnesota residents who are not licensed or certified pesticide applicators, requiring sellers to verify the purchaser's certification.
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