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Applicator Information (Ornamental and Turf Related)
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Application and Renewal Links for LANDSCAPING
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Applicator Information (NON-OT)
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Application and Renewal Links for OTHER Categories
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Prerequisites
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None
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Necessary Categories
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Additional permit required if you want to apply 2,4-D in the state
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Grade to Pass
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70%
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Study Materials (CORE Manual)
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NASDA CORE Manual
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Study Materials (Landscaping)
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Category Manuals Through UA Extension
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Study Materials (Other)
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Applicator Training Information
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Recertification Requirements
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Attend Recertification training at least once every 3 year cycle
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CEU Links
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UA Extension
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Business License
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Firm license required to apply pesticides. Firms must have a qualified applicator to apply.
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Renewal Time
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December 31st Annually
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Reciprocity (non-residents)
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Approval on a case-by-case basis. Must have the resident state's department send over your licensing information to indicate good standing.
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Technician Requirements
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Must be a "registered agent." A certified applicator cannot oversee more than 30 agents. Must receive 40 hours of on-the-job training by an applicator who is a qualified trainer (certified, with 1 year experience, or Plant Board approval), and pass the agent exam. Must receive at least 6 hours of continuing education each year (OT ONLY - other categories would register employees as pesticide technicians and also require a training component)
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State Website
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Main Webpage – Landscaping under the “Regulatory” section and Other is under the “Pesticide” section
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Fertilizer Applicator License
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Only required to sell/distribute
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Recertification Course Approval
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Recertification is only offered through the UA Extension
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Notification Laws
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No state laws in place
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Registered Products
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AR Products
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Laws and Regulations
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Laws and Regulations
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Drone Supervision
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TBD As Needed
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