Oklahoma Applicators License Core Practice Exam

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Which type of applicator uses restricted use pesticides on their own property?

  1. Commercial applicators

  2. Noncommercial applicators

  3. Private applicators

  4. Service technicians

The correct answer is: Private applicators

The correct answer is private applicators because this category is specifically defined and regulated for individuals who use restricted use pesticides primarily for the production of agricultural commodities on their own property or on property they own or control. These individuals typically utilize these pesticides to manage pests that may affect crops they are growing, ensuring both compliance with regulations and the health of their agricultural products. Private applicators often have training that allows them to handle these specialized chemicals safely and effectively. This includes understanding the specific application methods, safety precautions, and the legal requirements associated with using restricted substances. In contrast, commercial applicators are those who apply pesticides as part of a business for clients, which may include application on properties they do not own. Noncommercial applicators might use pesticides in settings like businesses or on otherwise managed properties, while service technicians generally work under the supervision of a licensed applicator and do not typically use restricted use pesticides solely for their own property.