Oklahoma Service Technician Practice Exam

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How long must records of pesticide applications be kept by commercial and non-commercial applicators?

  1. One year

  2. Two years

  3. Three years

  4. Five years

The correct answer is: Two years

Commercial and non-commercial applicators are required to keep records of pesticide applications for a minimum of two years. This requirement ensures that there is a reliable history of pesticide usage, which serves several purposes. Keeping these records allows for tracking the effectiveness of pest management strategies, assists in ensuring compliance with regulations, and is useful in case of any environmental or health complaints related to pesticide use. After the two years, the records can be disposed of as they are no longer deemed necessary for compliance or monitoring purposes in most jurisdictions. This time frame reflects a balance between accountability and practicality for both the applicators and regulatory bodies.

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