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The Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) licenses pesticide applicators who use restricted-use and state-limited-use pesticides and regulated herbicides. Definitions Commercial applicator: operates a business or is employed by a business that applies restricted-use or state-limited-use pesticides to the property of another person for hire or compensation.

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Texas Department of Agriculture Application for Technician and. Please provide the requested information below regarding the person applying for the license. How to Obtain a License. Study materials for license exams may be purchased from Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service. Which is free.

Noncommercial applicator: is required to be licensed, but does not qualify as a commercial applicator. Noncommercial political subdivision (NCPS): an applicator employed by a political subdivision of the state of Texas or a federal agency operating in Texas. Applicator Business A pesticide applicator business is a person who applies a state-limited-use or restricted-use pesticide or regulated herbicide to the land of another for compensation and who is a licensed commercial applicator; or employs at least one licensed commercial applicator. An applicator business is a registration, not a license.

However, the business must be registered with TDA and provide proof of liability financial responsibility in the amount of $100,000 property damage and $100,000 bodily injury per occurrence or a general aggregate at a minimum of $200,000 for each occurrence. Businesses must submit a to TDA. Each motor vehicle used by any applicator business that makes applications in the subcategory landscape maintenance of the lawn and ornamental pest control license use category, category 3(A) will prominently affix an applicator business vehicle identification decal issued and provided by the department on each motor vehicle used by an employee of the applicator business. Decals can be picked up at any TDA regional office.

NEW LICENSING AND CONVENIENCE TESTING PROCEDURES! The Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) has contracted with (PSI) to administer exams for agricultural pesticide applicator licensing. This is the same vendor that administers exams for structural pest control licensing. PSI has been providing credentialing and testing services to state and federal agencies, private sector businesses and professional associations for over 65 years. PSI will provide both excellent quality exam opportunities and a convenient schedule for pesticide applicators to test in 22 locations across the state. The schedule will provide more testing opportunities than previously offered. By outsourcing testing to a third-party vendor, the Department’s resources may be used in a more consistent and efficient manner.

You are required to take and pass the General Standards and at least one category exam to be issued a license. The aerial certification (category 9) does not count as a category. Adding a Category to An Existing License If an applicator has a current license with the Department, they may go directly to the PSI website and either create a new account using their TDA account number or use their existing PSI account to log on and choose the category they want to add to their license. Commercial and Noncommercial applicators will pay $64.00 for each category exam they take. If the exam is failed, the cost for each retest is $64. Agricultural Pest Control A.

Field Crop Pest Control B. Fruit, Nut and Vegetable Pest Control C.Pasture and Rangeland D. Vertebrate Pest Control E. Farm Commodity Pest Control F.

Animal Health G. Citrus Pest Control H. Livestock Protection Collar I. M-44. Forest Pest Control. Lawn and Ornamental Pest Control A. Landscape Maintenance B.

Nursery Plant Production. Seed Treatments. Vegetation Management. Aquatic Pest Control. Demonstration and Research.

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Regulatory Pest Control. Aerial Application 11. Soil Fumigation 12. Public Health Pest Control Recertification Requirements Licensed commercial, noncommercial and NCPS applicators are required to recertify every year by obtaining five continuing education credits; with one credit each from two of the following categories: laws and regulations, integrated pest management or drift minimization. Change of Information The Texas Administrative Code (rule 7.20) requires all licensees to notify the department within 30 days of any change in the information provided as part of the application for a license.

Licensees must submit a that is signed. You can scan the signed form and email it to, faxed to 800-909-8534 or mail it to Texas Department of Agriculture, Licensing Division, P.O. Box 12847, Austin, TX 78711.

This will ensure you receive licensing information from TDA. Record Keeping Commercial, noncommercial and NCPS applicators shall maintain records of all pesticide applications for a period of two years. Information Required:. Date and time of application. Person for whom application was made.

Location of land. Product name. EPA registration number. Rate of product per unit. Total volume applied per unit.

Pest treated. Site treated. Total acres or volume of acre treated (e.g. Acre, square feet, number of head). Wind direction and velocity and air temperature. FAA 'N' number of aerial equipment; ID number of other application equipment.

Applicator name and license number and/or person making the application Spray permit number for regulated herbicides applied in a regulated county (a word version is also available on the page).

STEPS TO BECOMING A PRIVATE PESTICIDE APPLICATOR Step 1: Complete a Private Pesticide Applicator training session FIRST. Contact your county Texas A&M AgriLife Extension office for training opportunities. O You may purchase training materials from certain County Extension Offices, via mail in order form ( at www-aes.tamu.edu, or call (979) 845-1099 and we can take you order over the phone with a Master Card or Visa. O You can obtain your Private Pesticide Applicator training session from your County Extension Agent, or you can obtain the training online for $75 by registering. Step 2: Upon completion of the training, a Training Verification form (D-1411) will be provided to the applicant (form provided by County Extension Agent or trainer).

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O Applicants should keep the yellow copy for their records. O The white copy (original) should be mailed to the Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) with the Private Pesticide Applicator license application form. Step 3: The applicant needs to obtain a hard copy of the Private Pesticide Applicator license application form  from TDA, or by clicking the link. (Website: or Phone: 1-800-835-5832 or 512-463-7622).

Step 4: Submit the completed Private Pesticide Applicator application form (400P), license fee of $100, and the white (original) copy of the Training Verification form (D-1411) to TDA for processing. Step 5: When the license application is accepted, TDA will send the applicant a letter in the mail with their Account Number. This Account Number is the number the applicator will use to register and schedule the Private applicator exam with PSI Step 6: Applicants can go to or call 1-800-733-9267 to schedule an exam at one of 22 locations around the state. PSI staff cannot provide licensing advice or information. O A Pesticide Licensing Examination Candidate Information Bulletin is provided at the PSI website to assist the applicant with the exam scheduling process. O The private applicator will pay $64 per exam. O There is a 24 hour waiting period to take a repeat exam.

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O PSI will provide a confirmation number and testing location information. Step 7: Upon completion of the exam, the testing center will provide test results immediately. A passing grade is 70% or higher.

Step 8: PSI will send exam scores to TDA daily. If all licensing criteria are met, TDA will issue the license. Important: If an applicant has any questions about licensing or exam categories, please contact TDA at 1-800-835-5832 or 512-463-7622. Texas Department of Agriculture – Agriculture Pesticide Program P.O. Box 12847, Austin, TX 78711 phone 800-TELL-TDA.