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ResourcesEducational Materials: Pesticide Safety Publications
UC IPM, through publications and videos, reaches employers and workers throughout the state with important pesticide safety information. How to orderThese printed publications are available for purchase and some are available free in PDF. See ordering information or order online from the University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources (ANR) catalog.
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Volume 2: Residential, Industrial, and Institutional Pest Control, 2nd edition
This volume focuses on managing structural pests, food pests, fabric
pests, rodents, birds, and weeds. It is a valuable resource for
applicator and structural pest exam preparation and a helpful reference
for anyone trying to solve institutional or household pest problems—from
pest control operators to building managers and homeowners. The second edition has been completely revised
and now contains review questions and answers to help readers study for the exam. |
Volume 3: Wood Preservation
This volume covers safe and effective methods for reducing reliance
on wood preservations in situations ranging from treatment of utility
poles and railroad ties to decks, fences, boats, and other wood
structures. This book presents a clear discussion of alternatives
to chemical treatments and includes sections on major pest species. |
Volume 4: Forest and Right-of-Way Pest Control
This volume is a comprehensive guide to using pesticides and other
pest control methods in forest and right-of-way situations. It is
an extremely useful reference for anyone responsible for managing
pests in forests, tree nurseries, and Christmas tree plantations
or along roads, railways, utility rights-of-way, bike paths, and
hiking trails. This volume also is the official study guide for
the Forest and Right-of-way categories of the California Department
of Pesticide Regulation's Qualified Applicator Certificate and Licensing
examinations. More than 200 photos and drawings aid in identifying
pests and demonstrating pest management problems and solutions.
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Volume 5: Aquatic Pest Control
This
easy-to-use reference manual and study guide covers diverse aquatic
environments, including natural marshes, wetlands, and deltas; irrigation
canals and levees; ornamental ponds in parks and golf courses; hatcheries
and recreational waters; and municipal water supplies and drinking
water reservoirs. Chapters include information on identifying weeds
in the aquatic environment; methods of controlling aquatic weeds;
identifying and controlling other pests in the aquatic environment;
laws regulating aquatic environments, pesticide use, and protected
species; selecting and calibrating aquatic herbicide application equipment;
and pesticide safety. The manual includes 54 drawings, more than 100
photographs, and a glossary. |
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This excellent training tool is an easy-to-read fotonovela
(story-picture format) with back-to-back English and Spanish versions
in one booklet. It explains the importance of cholinesterase testing
for pesticide handlers who work with certain kinds of insecticides and
addresses some common questions and misconceptions. This is a valuable
tool for workers, employers, growers, commercial applicators, medical
clinic staff, agricultural commissioners, and educators. A companion
video is available in English,
Spanish,
and English/Spanish.
Publ. 21507, in English/Spanish,
36 pp., $4.00.
This innovative teaching tool, played like bingo, will make training
sessions more interesting and enjoyable and help workers retain more of
what they have been taught. The illustrations and messages on the cards
highlight important farmworker pesticide use and safety concerns to pierce
cultural barriers hindering effective communication of health and safety
information to Spanish-speaking workers. Each package consists of 16 game
boards, a deck of 54 cards, and complete instructions in both Spanish
and English. All game pieces are printed in full color on heavy card stock.
Publ.
3355, $15.00.
This is a guide designed and written for trainers. Single copies are available (no charge). For further information, contact the Statewide IPM Program, University of California, Davis, One Shields Avenue, Davis, CA 95616. Telephone (530) 752-8350. Fax (530) 752-6004. E-mail.
This 91-page instructor's manual is designed to be used with the video, Protecting Yourself From Pesticide Hazards in the Workplace. The manual provides an instructor with ideas and examples of interactive activities to increase comprehension of the pesticide-related workplace hazards and ways workers can avoid these hazards. The video and accompanying activities cover all the points that must be addressed when conducting Worker Protection Standard (WPS) training for fieldworkers. Printing this PDF file will provide you with a camera-ready version of the booklet, suitable for copying. Both the manual and video are public-domain resources. Copies of the video have been provided to each state pesticide regulatory agency and Cooperative Extension Service pesticide applicator training coordinators.
This 113-page instructor's manual is designed to be used with the video, Reducing Pesticide Risks: An Interactive Program for Training Pesticide Handlers. This is a five-episode story about a farm owner and a recently hired employee. It portrays their discussions on pesticide illnesses and injuries. Topics include how to protect yourself when you handle pesticides, how to safely handle pesticides and their containers, how to apply pesticides safely, and how to clean up after handling pesticides. Copies of this public-domain video are available from each state pesticide regulatory agency and Cooperative Extension Service pesticide applicator training coordinators.
This publication offers the most current pesticide safety
information for small farm operators and meets all federal and state
pesticide regulations and procedures. It includes 50 drawings to help
illustrate the important safety points when handling, mixing, and applying
pesticides. Videos are available in English, Spanish, Ilokano, Lao,
and Hmong.
Audio tapes in English, Spanish, Hmong,
and Lao are
also available.
Publ. 21555 (English),
32 pp., $5.00
Publ. 21557 (Hmong),
28 pp., $5.00.
Publ. 21558 (Cambodian),
28 pp., $5.00.
This publication provides information for those who use or supervise the use of restricted-use pesticides for controlling roots in sewer lines. This is the recommended study guide for the Sewer Line Root Control category of the California Department of Pesticide Regulation's (DPR) Qualified Applicator Certificate (QAC) or Qualified Applicator License (QAL) examinations. Order from DPR. ().
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