010-62 Wyo. Code R. §§ 62-4 - Pesticide Applicator Recordkeeping
(a) Commercial
applicators must maintain records for any commercial pesticide application. The
records must include all of the following:
(i)
The name and address of the person for whom the application was made, and if
applicable, who purchased the pesticide;
(ii) The location of the pesticide
application;
(iii) The size of the
area treated;
(iv) The crop,
commodity, stored product, or site to which the pesticide was
applied;
(v) The pest
controlled;
(vi) The pesticides
applied, including:
(A) The brand name of the
pesticide;
(B) The EPA registration
number;
(C) If applicable, the
state special local need registration number;
(D) The total amount of pesticide applied per
location per application;
(E) The
rate of application; and
(F) The
method of application;
(I) The date and time
of application;
(II) The
temperature and wind direction and speed at the time of application;
(III) The name and certification number of
the commercial applicator that made or supervised the application, and if
applicable, the name of any apprentice commercial applicators that made the
application under the direct supervision of the commercial applicator;
and
(IV) The records required under
Section 6 of Chapter 28.
(b) Records of customer notification required
in Section 12 of Chapter 28.
(c)
Private applicators must maintain records for restricted use pesticide
applications that include all of the following:
(i) The brand or product name, and the EPA
registration number of the restricted use pesticide that was applied;
(ii) The total amount of the restricted use
pesticide applied;
(iii) The
location of the application, the size of area treated, and the crop, commodity,
stored product, or site to which a restricted use pesticide was applied. The
location of the application may be recorded using any of the following
designations:
(A) County, range, township, and
section;
(B) An identification
system utilizing maps, written descriptions, or both that accurately identify
location;
(C) An identification
system established by a United States Department of Agriculture agency that
utilizes maps and numbering system to identify field locations; or
(D) The legal property description;
(iv) The month, day, and year on
which the restricted use pesticide application occurred; and
(v) The name and license number of the
private applicator who applied or who supervised the application of the
restricted use pesticide.
(c) All persons required to keep records
under this section must allow the Department to inspect them during normal
working hours.
(d) Commercial and
private applicators must maintain and retain all required accurate and legible
records of all pesticides applied during an application for two years from the
date of that application.
Notes
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