CDPR Approved Courses

This one-hour online course covers various practices farms can employ to utilize birds for pest control and reduce pesticide use. In addition, the course covers how to address birds when they may be pests on the farm.

This course is California Department of Pesticide Regulation approved for 1.0 hour of  Other

This course covers the regulatory requirements found in a Fieldworker Safety Inspection Report, what each requirement means, and how to comply.

This course is California Department of Pesticide Regulation approved for 1.0 hour of Laws & Regulations

Pesticide Use Monitoring Inspections are one of the most common types of regulatory inspections performed by our department.

The purpose of these inspections is to determine if the handler and employer are in compliance with regulations, permit conditions, and the label being used. Additionally, these inspections ensure that possible hazards to people, crops, non-target animals, and surrounding properties are addressed.

This course has been approved for 1.00 hours of Pesticide Laws and Regulations.

This training focuses on the Pest Control Headquarters Inspection Report (Form 109)

This type of inspection is for:

– Production Agriculture Operations

– Pesticide Dealers

– Pest Control Advisors (PCA)

– "Other" Non-Production Headquarter Types

For this training we concentrate on agricultural operations.

This course is approved for 1.0 hour of Laws & Regulations.

Pesticide drift is the movement of pesticide dust or droplets through the air at the time of application or soon after, to any site other than the intended treatment area.

This continuing education course training series discusses tips and techniques to reduce the possibility of off-target drift.

This course is approved for 0.5 hour Laws & Regulations and 0.5 hour Other.