Minnesota SF98 modifies pesticide applicator licensing requirements, exempting noncertified applicators from certain restrictions.
Minnesota SF98 amends the state's pesticide regulations to modify licensing requirements for restricted-use pesticides. The bill exempts noncertified applicators from certain restrictions, allowing them to use and sell restricted-use pesticides under specific conditions. This change aims to balance regulatory compliance with practical application needs, ensuring that only licensed or certified applicators handle these potent chemicals while providing some flexibility for noncertified applicators.
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