4 TAC §7.33 — what it says, and how the exam tests it

4 TAC §7.33. (a) The following records of pesticide use shall be maintained for a period of two years: (1) A person required by the Act to be licensed as a commercial applicator or a noncommercial applicator shall maintain records of each pesticide application regardless of the use classification of the pesticide applied. (2) A person licensed or certified as a private applicator or licensed as a veterinarian shall maintain records of each application of a restricted-use pesticide, state-limited-use pesticide, or regulated herbicide. (b) The record of each pesticide use required by this section shall contain: (1) the date of the application; (2) the beginning time for the application; (3) the name of the person for whom the application was made; (4) the location of the land where the application was made stated in a manner that would permit inspection by an authorized party; (5) for each pesticide applied: (A) the product name; (B) the product EPA registration number; (C) the rate of product per unit; (D) the total volume of spray mix, dust, granules, or other materials applied per unit; and (E) the name of the pest for which the product was used; (6) the site treated (e.g., name of crop, kind of animal, etc.); (7) total acres or volume of area treated (e.g., acre, square feet, number of head, etc.); (8) wind direction and velocity except for those applications made indoors or otherwise within a structure; (9) air temperature; (10) application method or type of equipment used to make the application; (11) the FAA \"N\" number for aerial application equipment; (12) the name and department pesticide license number of the applicator responsible for the application and, if different, the name of the person actually making the application; (13) the spray permit number for regulated herbicides applied in a regulated county; and (14) Documentation to verify training of persons working under the supervision of a licensed pesticide applicator as required by §7.31 of this chapter (relating to Supervision). (c) If several applications are made from a single load of pesticide to sites in close proximity, a single beginning time may be given for all the applications, but the sequence of applications must be specified by appropriately ordering the applications by person for whom the application was made and by the location of the land where the application was made. (d)…