Applications
0 published applications. Each row groups every pesticide use report filed for one project.
What the colours mean
A pesticide that California law restricts. Using it requires a permit from the county agricultural commissioner. This is a matter of law.
Classified by the U.S. EPA as restricted use: it may only be applied by, or under the direct supervision of, a certified applicator. Also a matter of law.
A chemical the organisation publishing this tracker has chosen to highlight. This is an editorial judgement, not a legal restriction. A chemical can be watchlisted without being restricted, and restricted without being watchlisted.
A sourced finding about the chemical’s behaviour in the environment — groundwater listing, soil mobility, aquatic toxicity, runoff or persistence.
Something the product’s own registered label requires: a DANGER or WARNING signal word, protective equipment, or a buffer or aquatic-use restriction.
Applied from a helicopter or aircraft rather than from the ground. Shown because aerial application carries a different drift risk, not because it is a warning.
A red stripe down the left of a row means that application carries at least one red flag. An application with no flags is not thereby established as harmless — it means no flag has been recorded for the products reported on it.
No applications match these filters.