Archived - Transportation Day: Pesticide Storage: Clean it out! Rinse and Recycle Plastic Pesticide Containers
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Reviews basic pesticide storage guidelines and requirements for both initial licensing certification and recertification training.
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SKU: DVD0087
Categories: Archived, Pests, Plant Diseases, and Weeds
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