Question 12002 of 406 · Illinois Pesticide Applicator General Standards Exam
A homeowner wants to spray a general-use product on his own yard. What does Illinois require?
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Correct answer to question 12002
- B: No pesticide license, because this is exempt from licensing
Explanation
Persons applying general-use pesticides on their own property are exempt from licensing. A private applicator license matters only when restricted-use products are applied on property you own or control.
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