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Pesticide Applicator Training--Safe Pesticide UseAudiovisual Resources for Use in Pesticide Applicator Recertification Training and Pesticide Safety EducationRevised November 2004 |  |
NEW! Please Note! (6/17/04): Due to budget constraints, video tapes and slide sets are no longer available for checkout through the Clemson University Communication Center Media Library (CCML). You may now request any of the materials listed below (that you do not already have a copy of in your county offices) from the Pesticide Information Program by filling out the following form: Audiovisual Resources Request Form. Use the exact title as listed below.
If you have questions, contact Rachel Rowe
RESOURCES is a listing of video tape and slide set training resources in the areas of pesticide applicator education, pests and pest management, and general entomology. To browse all listings in alphabetical order, use the scroll bar. If you wish to print a single entry, click on the title and a single page entry will be provided.
As many of the resources, themselves, state, the pesticides mentioned, shown, or used in these resources may have had changes made to their labels and/or may no longer be legal for use. Read the label before using any pesticide! Remember that a pesticide may only be used on sites, crops, and commodities listed on its label. Because South Carolina does not have a pesticide collection program, any pesticide ever sold or used in South Carolina, including those no longer legal for use, are likely to be encountered in storage situations.
Clemson University Cooperative Extension Service offers its programs to people of all ages, regardless of race, color, gender, religion, national origin, disability, political beliefs, sexual orientation, marital or family status and is an equal opportunity employer. Clemson University Cooperating with U.S. Department of Agriculture and South Carolina Counties, Extension Service, Clemson, S.C. Issued in Furtherance of Cooperative Extension Work in Agriculture and Home Economics, Acts of May 8 and June 30, 1914.
Audience type: Agricultural pesticide applicators/handlers , general public
Format: Video Tape
Length: 30:00
Produced by: Chip Taylor Communications
Copyright: 1999
Resource description: This video presents 5 segments illustrating potential advances in pesticides and pesticide application technology. (1) The use of genetically modified toxins from black widow spider venom as pest-specific insecticides; (2) the use of fly-specific nematodes in baited fly traps in swine yards to control house flies; (3) the use of a green muscle fungus as an insecticide to control grasshoppers; (4) the use of a new in-field spray tank rinser designed to use less water but still do a thorough job of rinsing the tank; and (5) the introduction of a new aerial spray technology, called Micronair, which uses spray atomizers instead of nozzles on the spray boom to create extremely fine droplets for better coverage using biological pesticide agents.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 6715
Audience type: Aerial pesticide applicators, farmers, foresters, vector control
Format: Video Tape
Length: 30:00
Produced by: National Agricultural Aviation Association
Copyright: 1990
Resource description: Discusses the history of aerial pesticide application, risks versus benefits of ag chemicals, regulations and regulating organizations, aerial application equipment, qualities of good agricultural aviators, and the nature of the ag aviation business.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: Aerial pesticide applicators
Format: Video Tape
Length: 30:00
Produced by: Oklahoma State University
Copyright: 1993
Resource description: This tape presents practical research on spray boom and nozzle designs and arrangements that reduce drift during aerial application of pesticides. Discusses how localized weather and ground conditions may affect spray drift, and how to manage for these conditions. Also discusses good recordkeeping to reduce the incidence of complaints.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2170
Audience type: Health care professionals, farmers, pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 15:35
Produced by: South Carolina Agromedicine Program
Copyright: 1989
Resource description: Identifies the S.C. Agromedicine Program, discusses the services, education and research provided by this program that can be used by health care professionals to deal with health-related issues in rural areas and discusses the leading health concerns of S.C. farmers.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape and Slides/Audio tape
Length: 20:00
Produced by: Cornell University
Copyright: 1990
Resource description: Discusses personal hygiene, reading the label and exposure factors which are dependent upon the individual handler, the nature of the job or equipment being used and the environment. Describes different types of protective clothing, materials and material finishes, cleanup and care of protective clothing.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2024
Audience type: Health care professionals, farmers, pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 24:00
Produced by: Rutgers Cooperative Extension Pest Management Office
Copyright: 2000
Resource description: This video uses reinactment of live events and interviews with the parties involved to show how one farmer became the victim of pesticide poisoning on his own family farm. And how, through proper handling and application practices, he regained his health and productivity. Emphasis is placed on recognizing symptoms of pesticide poisoning, proper use of personal protective equipment and safe pesticide handling practices.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 5108
Audience type: Aquatic pesticide applicators, aquaculture & fisheries managers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 28:00
Produced by: Institute of Food and Ag Sciences, University of Florida
Copyright: 1993
Resource description: This tape is designed to assure competency of applicators/handlers to use restricted-use pesticides in the control of aquatic plants. It discusses goals of aquatic plant management, factors to be considered before managing aquatic plants with herbicides and types of aquatic herbicides and adjuvants that may be used to control aquatic plants.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE when used in conjunction with Part 2. DPR Course Code: 2168
Audience type: Aquatic pesticide applicators, aquaculture & fisheries managers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 30:00
Produced by: Institute of Food and Ag Sciences, University of Florida
Copyright: 1993
Resource description: This tape presents non-chemical methods for aquatic plant management: prevention, biological control, mechanical control, water level management and light limitation. Additionally, it discusses pesticide registration, affects of herbicides on the aquatic community and fate of specific aquatic herbicides in the environment.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE when used in conjunction with Part 1. DPR Course Code: 2168
Audience type: Aquatic pesticide applicators, aquaculture & fisheries managers
Format: Video Tape from slides
Length: 1:28:00
Produced by: Institute of Food and Ag Sciences, University of Florida
Copyright: 1992
Resource description: This tape has five sections. Part I: Introduction and Overview; Part II: Proper Application; Part IIIA: Other Methods of Control; Part IIIB: Environmental Considerations; and Part IV: Aquatic Plant Identification.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2239
Audience type: Aquatic pesticide applicators, aquaculture & fisheries managers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 26:00
Produced by: Institute of Food and Ag Sciences, University of Florida
Copyright: 1991
Resource description: An instructional program identifying common floating and floating-leaved plants. Developed to enable non-botanists to identify common aquatic plants.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 7559
Audience type: Aquatic pesticide applicators, aquaculture & fisheries managers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 33:00
Produced by: Institute of Food and Ag Sciences, University of Florida
Copyright: 1989
Resource description: Calibrating herbicide application equipment used to control aquatic plants. Includes setting up permanent one acre plots and developing a treatment plan.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1451
Audience type: Aquatic pesticide applicators, aquaculture & fisheries managers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 34:00
Produced by: Institute of Food and Ag Sciences, University of Florida
Copyright: 1991
Resource description: Introduction and review of some of the mathematical formulas essential to the proper use and application of aquatic herbicides with examples.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1450
Audience type: Agricultural pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 6:30
Produced by: Spraying Systems Co.
Copyright: 1985
Resource description: This is a commercial promotional tape whose products we do not endorse, but which contains information important to applicators/handlers concerning mode of operation, advantages and disadvantages of systemic herbicides and how to apply them to achieve the best results.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: Agricultural pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 6:30
Produced by: Spraying Systems Co.
Copyright: 1985
Resource description: This is a commercial promotional tape whose products we do not endorse, but which contains information important to applicators/handlers concerning use of herbicides in post emergent situations. Discusses what qualities are needed in your nozzle distribution when broadcasting or banding herbicides.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 10:00
Produced by: Abraxas Communications
Copyright: 1990
Resource description: Safe pesticide application through protection from exposure: protective clothing and safety equipment, reading the product label and MSDS, maintenance and inspection of equipment, personal hygiene, and awareness of worksite hazards.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1779
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 15:00
Produced by: USDA Office of Transportation
Copyright: 1990
Resource description: Lists tools and supplies you may need in case of a pesticide spill. Provides a checklist of rules for safe transport of pesticides in any form.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1737
Audience type: Agricultural workers, pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Slides/Script/No audio tape
Length: 80 slides/Approx. 30:00
Produced by: Clemson University
Copyright: No Copyright, dated 1995
Resource description: This slide set defines heat stress and different types of heat-related illnesses. It discusses weather and working conditions leading to heat stress and how to prevent heat related illness in the workplace. A suggested Heat Stress Control Program for Employees is provided.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2683
Audience type: Farmers, particularly cotton and soybean growers, Agricultural pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 13:00
Produced by: National Biological Control Institute and LERN, Inc.
Copyright: 1993
Resource description: Beet armyworm is considered to be one of the most damaging pests to cotton and soybeans in the South. This tape discusses the reasons why it is so difficult to control. It also discusses how best to scout for beet armyworm, beneficial insects that are effective against beet armyworm and how to apply insecticide spray most effectively to reach and control this insect pest with the least amount of damage to beneficial populations.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 3334
Audience type: Agricultural pesticide applicators/handlers , general public
Format: Video Tape
Length: 27:00
Produced by: USDA Animal & Plant Health Inspection Service
Copyright: No Copyright, dated 1989
Resource description: Discusses the use of pesticides and insect resistance and defines biological control and its use in controlling crop pests. Includes a history of biological control in the U.S. and specific examples of biological control of insect pests and weeds that have been used successfully.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1853
Audience type: Agricultural pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 25:00
Produced by: Rhone Poulenc
Copyright: 1991
Resource description: Discusses the development of pest resistance to pesticides and the need for other methods of pest control. Defines biological control as one strategy in an integrated pest management program. Discusses how natural pest enemies are found, reared, studied in the lab and finally released in field studies. Discusses specific biological controls that have been developed to control pests in certain high value crops. Excellent microscopic photography shows pests as they are being preyed upon by their natural enemies.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 3016
Audience type: Agricultural pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Slides/Audio tape
Length: 11:00
Produced by: USDA Animal & Plant Health Inspection Service
Copyright: No date available
Resource description: NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers, general public
Format: Video Tape
Length: 11:27
Produced by: Sandoz Crop Protection Corp.
Copyright: 1989
Resource description: This is a commercial promotional video tape whose products we do not endorse, but which contains information important to applicators/handlers concerning the history of traditional pesticide development, how alternative pest control strategies are being developed through genetic engineering of crop or pest species, identification of materials found in nature that are toxic to pests and identification and use of biological controls. Sandoz Corp. is no longer in existence. Video tape has good examples or the ways insects and diseases can be controlled without using pesticides.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1860
Audience type: Pest control operators, homeowners
Format: Video Tape
Length: 19:30
Produced by: Clemson University
Copyright: 1991
Resource description: Discusses the relationship between wood infesting insect pests and excessive moisture conditions found in some houses. Provides identification and biology of subterranean termites and carpenter ants and how to control them.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 16:00
Produced by: Oregon State University
Copyright: 1996
Resource description: This video will show you how to use a backpack sprayer safely and effectively. It shows you the basic sprayer components and demonstrates how to use them appropriately. It also outlines methods of calibration and pesticide mixing, and offers some helpful operating hints.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2992
Audience type: Golf course managers, all pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 26:00
Produced by: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Copyright: 1993
Resource description: This video tape can be used for training pesticide applicators who apply turfgrass protectants using powered-boom sprayers. It discusses nozzle selection, calibration, computerized electronic application systems, PPE and other safety precautions, closed systems, environmental issues and public relations.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2262
Audience type: Agricultural pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 16:15
Produced by: Spraying Systems Co.
Copyright: 1990
Resource description: Discusses the importance of calibration. Steps to follow when calibrating for broadcast spray applications, banded spray applications and directed spray applications. Formulas included.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1818
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers, landscape and lawn care professionals, golf course supervisors managers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 16:30
Produced by: Spraying Systems Inc.
Copyright: 1991
Resource description: Discusses the importance of calibration. Variables used in calibrating turfgrass sprayers include: nozzle flow rate, ground speed of the sprayer and nozzle spacing or swath width. Step-by-step examples are given for boom spraying, boomless application and hand-gun spray application. Formulas included.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1736
Audience type: Pest control operators and other nonagricultural pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 10:30
Produced by: Miles
Copyright: 1993
Resource description: Discusses steps to follow before applying pesticides using both handheld and power sprayers. Determining the need, developing a plan of action, selecting the product, selecting the equipment, inspecting the equipment and calibrating the equipment.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers, homeowners, landscape and lawn care professionals
Format: Slides/Audio tape
Length: 26:00
Produced by: University of Illinois
Copyright: 1984
Resource description: Procedures and calculations with examples for calibrating hose-end sprayers, manual sprayers and granular applicators. Discusses how to calibrate when spraying ornamentals, how to mix chemicals and safe maintenance and cleanup of liquid and granular applicators.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: Agricultural pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 12:00
Produced by: South Dakota State University
Copyright: 1990
Resource description: Discusses equipment calibration for broadcast and banded spray operations. Instructs on preparing the equipment, determining the rate of application, figuring the amount of the product needed, inspecting and maintaining equipment and taking precautions, such as wearing the correct personal protective equipment.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: Agricultural pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 33:00
Produced by: University of Nebraska
Copyright: 1992
Resource description: Provides step-by-step instructions on calibrating center pivot irrigation systems. With some adjustments, this information can be applied to other types of irrigation systems. Two tapes, Chemigation Equipment and Chemigation Management, and a short tape on South Carolina Chemigation Law are also available and should be viewed by anyone using chemigation in this state.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1680
WORKBOOK for Certified Pesticide Applicators also available.
Audience type: Agricultural pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 20:00
Produced by: University of Nebraska
Copyright: 1992
Resource description: Discusses safety and antipollution devices that should be used when chemigating to prevent backflow into water sources or overflow onto the ground surface. Also maintenance of equipment. Two tapes, Chemigation Calibration and Chemigation Management, and a short tape on South Carolina Chemigation Law are also available and should be viewed by anyone using chemigation in this state.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1681
WORKBOOK for Certified Pesticide Applicators also available.
Audience type: Agricultural pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 14:00
Produced by: University of Nebraska
Copyright: 1992
Resource description: Discusses how to determine if a site is suitable for chemigation, proper chemical selection, applicator safety considerations, both personal and environmental, and potential problems resulting from chemigation. Two tapes, Chemigation Calibration and Chemigation Equipment, and a short tape on South Carolina Chemigation Law are available and should be viewed by anyone using chemigation in this state.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1679
WORKBOOK for Certified Pesticide Applicators also available.
Audience type: Agricultural pesticide applicators/handlers, general public
Format: Video Tape
Length: 16:00
Produced by: National Agricultural Chemicals Association (now CropLife America)
Copyright: 1991
Resource description: Discusses the responsibilities of each of the following groups: producers, researchers, regulators (EPA, USDA, FDA) and consumers in the production of a high quality food supply that is free from dangerous levels of pesticide residues.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape and Slides/Audio tape
Length: 16:00
Produced by: Task Group on Closed Systems and Cornell University
Copyright: 1985
Resource description: Discusses how closed systems improve safety, lower operating and production costs and improve cost effectiveness. And, how closed systems minimize human contact with concentrated pesticides during mixing and loading and provide greater accuracy in measuring dosage.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1850
WORKBOOK for Certified Pesticide Applicators also available.
Audience type: Pest control operators, public housing or housing authority personnel
Format: Video Tape
Length: 9:38
Produced by: Oklahoma State University
Copyright: No date available.
Resource description: Discusses specifically German Cockroach identification, behavior, and biological requirements. Also discusses different pesticide treatments, how and where to treat and prevention through proper maintenance of the living environment.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: Homeowners, public housing residents
Format: Video Tape
Length: 3:50
Produced by: Oklahoma State University
Copyright: No date available.
Resource description: Discusses cockroach biology; keys to control, i.e., food, shelter, and water, problems specific to apartments, how and where to apply pesticides to treat for cockroaches and preventive measures to reduce the chance of an infestation.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: Farmers, grain elevator operators, grain processors, fumigant applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 15:45
Produced by: Oklahoma State University
Copyright: No date available.
Resource description: Discusses operator, worker and food safety. Also, how to develop OSHA-required emergency action plans, employee training, written hazard communication and housekeeping programs, hot-work permits, confined space and bin entry programs, contractor notification programs and preventive maintenance programs.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: Aquatic pesticide applicators, aquaculture & fisheries managers
Format: Video Tape and/or CD
Length: 13:17
Produced by: Texas Cooperative Extension
Copyright: Copyright 2004
Resource description: Discusses the rapid spread of the extreme aquatic nuisance weed Salvinia. Although produced in Texas, this video discusses the presence of Salvinia in South Carolina, specifically, as well as other southeastern and northwestern states. Herbicides are indicated as a control method, but emphasis is on the use of a biological control agent, a weevil native to Brazil, and host-specific to Salvinia.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 7557
Audience type: General public, pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 30:00
Produced by: National Safety Council
Copyright: 1993
Resource description: This tape is designed for CPR training classes and follows the 1992 American Heart Assoc. guidelines. Coverage includes: victim assessment, recognizing signs of cardiac arrest, activating the EMS system, dangerous complications, lifestyle risk factors, the ABC's of CPR, one-rescuer CPR, child CPR, infant CPR and choking in conscious and unconscious adult, child and infant.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2307
Audience type: Pest control operators, homeowners, food handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 14:00
Produced by: National Park Service
Copyright: No Copyright, dated 1987
Resource description: Discusses cockroach biology, habitat requirements, monitoring programs, habitat modification, pesticide application equipment, specific treatments in kitchen and office areas and evaluation of treatment results.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1852
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers, pesticide dealers, farmers, growers, nurserymen, golf course managers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 17:50
Produced by: Monsanto Company
Copyright: 1989
Resource description: Defines groundwater and tells how groundwater contamination by ag chemicals occurs. Describes management practices that can be employed to reduce the risk of contamination. A manual on handling and disposal of pesticides and a checklist on guidelines for preventing groundwater contamination are available.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1205
WORKBOOK for Certified Pesticide Applicators also available.
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers, pesticide dealers, farmers, growers, nurserymen, golf course managers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 25:00
Produced by: Monsanto Company
Copyright: 1989
Resource description: Tells how to assess the safety and compliance of your current operation and plan site improvements to keep up with state/federal regulations. Shows inspection of storage/handling and mix/load facilities, application equipment and disposal management. A manual for assessing your present site or planning a new facility is available.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1206
WORKBOOK for Certified Pesticide Applicators also available.
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers, pesticide dealers, farmers, growers, nurserymen, golf course managers, homeowners
Format: Video Tape
Length: 25:00
Produced by: Monsanto Company
Copyright:1989
Resource description: Familiarizes you with types of information found on pesticide labels and Materials Safety Data Sheets (MSDS). Shows how to reduce the risk of human and environmental exposure to hazardous chemicals. A manual on proper handling of ag chemicals is available.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1207
WORKBOOK for Certified Pesticide Applicators also available.
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers, pesticide dealers, farmers, growers, nurserymen, golf course managers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 30:00 (Part 1: 21:00, Part 2: 9:00)
Produced by: Monsanto Company
Copyright: 1989
Resource description: Emphasizes the importance of a contingency plan for anyone handling ag chemicals. Step-by-step approach to developing a chemical emergency contingency plan; a separate section on dealing with the media during a chemical emergency. Manual on steps necessary to develop chemical emergency contingency plan available.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1208
WORKBOOK for Certified Pesticide Applicators also available.
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers, pesticide dealers, general public
Format: Video Tape
Length: 25:00
Produced by: Monsanto Company
Copyright: 1989
Resource description: Explains the pesticide registration process and the role of EPA in protecting our food, water and health from adverse effects of ag chemicals. Gives data requirements on product chemistry, residue chemistry, toxicology and environmental fate, some required tests and frequently-used terms in the pesticide registration process.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 7558
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers, pesticide dealers, farmers, nurserymen, turfgrass managers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 24:00
Produced by: Monsanto Company
Copyright: 1989
Resource description: Underscores the need to read and understand pesticide labels; assess on-farm pesticide safety practices; inventory storage facilities; and develop a contingency plan to handle chemical-related accidents. A manual is available listing rules for safe chemical handling.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1209
WORKBOOK for Certified Pesticide Applicators also available.
Audience type: Volunteer fire departments, emergency response personnel, pesticide applicators/handlers, pesticide dealers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 28:00
Produced by: Monsanto Company
Copyright: 1989
Resource description: Intended to help local fire departments develop contingency plans to deal with all types of pesticide emergencies in their communities. Describes how to work together with local emergency response teams to plan and develop strategies to handle all types of ag chemical emergencies. Reference manual and dealer contingency planning forms are available.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1210
WORKBOOK for Certified Pesticide Applicators also available.
Audience type: General public, high school classes
Format: Video Tape
Length: 1:14:00 (25:00, 24:00, 25:00)
Produced by: Monsanto Company
Copyright: 1991
Resource description: This three-part series can be used with social studies, earth science, biology, health and/or world geography classes and adapts well to interdisciplinary studies. Section I: Food Security discusses balancing world food supply with demand; Section II: Food Systems discusses balancing food production technologies with environmental concerns; and Section III: Food Safety discusses the risks and benefits of using fertilizers and pesticides in food production.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: Homeowners, general public
Format: Video Tape and Slides/Audio tape
Length: 18:00
Produced by: Cornell University
Copyright: 1989
Resource description: Discusses the dangers of incorrect disposal of household hazardous waste products found around the home, types of hazardous waste products, groundwater contamination, ways to avoid accumulation of hazardous waste products and how to dispose of small amounts of hazardous waste.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: Agricultural pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Slides/Audio tape, Video Tape
Length: 13:00
Produced by: Spraying Systems Co.
Copyright: 1992
Resource description: This is a commercial promotional slide/tape whose products we do not endorse, but which contains information important to applicators/handlers concerning two types of spray drift, guidelines for avoiding drift and the importance of droplet size when controlling drift.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1867
Audience type: All pesticide handlers and agricultural workers, especially those working in vineyards, tree fruits and small fruit
Format: Video Tape
Length: 15:00
Produced by: Dormex Company USA LLC Contact: 559-229-8183
Copyright: No Copyright, dated 1998
Resource description: Dormex® or hydrogen cyanamide is a plant growth regulator that promotes early and more uniform budbreak in grapevines and other fruits. This video tape emphasizes the importance of following label directions to protect health and environmental quality. Particular emphasis is placed on protecting the pesticide handler and agricultural worker from exposure to the pesticide, during mixing, loading, application, equipment cleanup, and personal hygiene. WPS requirements are included. In addition, drift and runoff control measures, decontamination procedures, proper storage, and emergency procedures in the event of a spill or an exposure are discussed. Although this tape covers safety for a specific product, the general information on safe handling practices is valid and useful for any pesticide application.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 4278
Audience type: Aerial pesticide applicators
Format: Video Tape
Length: 16:00
Produced by: National Agricultural Aviation Research and Education Foundation
Copyright: 1991
Resource description: This tape emphasizes the responsibility of pilots to control drift. Discusses one way that zero drift has been obtained on test plots through reduction in effective boom length and adjustment of the spray nozzle angle and spray pressure so that the maximum amount of pesticide reaches the crop with little to no drift.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1863
Audience type: Emergency response teams, volunteer fire departments, aerial pesticide applicators, farmers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 20:00
Produced by: National Agricultural Aircraft Association
Copyright: 1993
Resource description: Emergency response to an ag aircraft crash: identify the pesticide involved, obtain information about the pesticide, wear personal protective equipment, set up an incident command system, rescue procedures specific to aircraft accidents, and decontamination procedures. Informs pesticide applicators of the needs of first responders to ag aircraft accidents.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2147
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers, general public, anyone interested in wildlife and endangered species
Format: Video Tape
Length: 12:45
Produced by: Oregon State University Agricultural Communications
Copyright: No Copyright, dated 1992
Resource description: Provides information on development of the EPA Endangered Species Protection Program, a description of the ways in which pesticides pose a threat to endangered species and the need to protect endangered species. Content of County Use-Limitation Bulletins is also provided.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1708
WORKBOOK for Certified Pesticide Applicators also available.
Audience type: Roadside vegetation and public utility rights-of-way maintenance personnel
Format: Video Tape
Length: 23:00
Produced by: Virginia Tech
Copyright: No Copyright, dated 1997
Resource description: Demonstrates the benefits and educates electric utility rights-of- way managers about IPM concepts and Best Management Practices (BMPs) applicable to utility right-of-way vegetation management, referred to on this tape as IVM or integrated vegetation management. Discusses how to achieve the goals of integrated vegetation management: safe and effective line maintenance, erosion control, enhancement of wildlife and desirable plant species populations, beautification, cost savings through lower inputs and longer management cycles, and customer and public satisfaction. There is a shorter version of this video designed for the lay audience entitled Integrated Vegetation Management for Rights-of-Way which carries no recertification credits.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 5777
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 12:26
Produced by: National Agricultural Chemical Association (now CropLife America)
Copyright: 1988
Resource description: Discusses how to reduce risk when applying pesticides, through knowledge of product toxicity, safety practices and good hygiene during and after application to reduce exposure.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1780
Audience type: Farmers, grain elevator owners, fumigant pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Slides/Audio tape
Length: 12:30
Produced by: University of Nebraska
Copyright: No Copyright, dated 1980's
Resource description: Discusses how Phostoxin fumigant controls different stages of pest development; how to sample and inspect stored grain; and how to calculate dosage and prepare the structure for fumigation. Also discusses fumigation safety, fumigant detection equipment and posting of treated structures after fumigation.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: Farmers, grain elevator owners, fumigant pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Slides/Audio tape
Length: 10:30
Produced by: University of Nebraska
Copyright: No Copyright, dated 1980's
Resource description: Discusses preparation of grain storage bins for fumigation, factors used to determine the type and amount of fumigant to be applied, different types of fumigant formulations and their modes of action, safety precautions when fumigating and posting and other procedures to be used in treated areas after fumigation.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers, general public
Format: Video Tape
Length: 19:00
Produced by: Pennsylvania State University
Copyright: 1989
Resource description: Defines and discusses three processes which determine the fate of pesticides in the environment: adsorption, chemical, photo-, or microbial degradation and transfer through drift, runoff or leaching.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1186
WORKBOOK for Certified Pesticide Applicators also available.
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Slides and Script (No Audio tape)
Length: 34 slides
Produced by: USDA Agricultural Marketing Service
Copyright: No Copyright, dated 1997
Resource description: This slide set lists the eight recordkeeping steps private pesticide applicators must follow when applying restricted use pesticides on their own property. It also describes how to keep records on spot applications, and why the recordkeeping requirement for private applicators was created. In addition, this slide set discusses recordkeeping requirements for commercial pesticide applicators, noncompliance penalties, who has access to records and the benefits of pesticide records.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 3737
Audience type: Private pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape and Slides with Script (no audio tape)
Length: 8:35
Produced by: USDA/Michigan State University Cooperative Extension Service
Copyright: 1995
Resource description: This tape replaces the 1993 video tape entitled "New Federal Pesticide Recordkeeping Regulations: What's Required." It discusses the importance of keeping records on pesticide applications, specific information that must be included in each record to comply with federal regulations, penalties for noncompliance, and how the federal government plans to use these records to survey pesticide use nationwide. Includes new 1995 amendments to the federal pesticide recordkeeping regulations, such as requirements for spot applications and time elapsed before recording.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2523
Audience type: Pest control operators, homeowners
Format: Video Tape
Length: 28:00
Produced by: Advanced Pest Control Technology
Copyright: 1990
Resource description: Discusses the importance of the pesticide label, pesticide selection, where to/not to apply pesticides, how to apply pesticides safely, pesticide storage, applicator safety, customer safety, public safety, environmental protection, accident prevention and spill control. Some points covered relate specifically to California regulations.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1868
Audience type: General public, pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 60:00
Produced by: National Safety Council
Copyright: 1991
Resource description: This tape is designed for first aid training classes. Coverage includes: victim assessment, bleeding, swallowed poisons, cold- and Heat-related emergencies, bone, spinal and muscle injuries, heart attack and stroke, shock, burns-heat, chemical and electrical, and calling the EMS.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2306
Audience type: All pesticide applicators
Format: Video Tape
Length: 16:00
Produced by: University of Illinois
Copyright: 1999
Resource description: An important aspect of pesticide application is the accuracy of application. One problem when applying pesticides using spray application systems is skipping or overlapping of pesticide spray on your target site. Skipping or missing the target in some areas and overlapping or double treating in others results in a wide variation of pesticide residue across a given crop. Foam marking systems are a fairly new form of technology being developed to reduce the amount of skipping or overlapping during any given pesticide application. This video discusses the different pieces of equipment that can make up a foam marking system and also different brands of foaming products that can be used to produce desirable characteristics required for a successful foam marking system.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 4312
Audience type: General public, pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 25:00
Produced by: Penn State University and EPA
Copyright: 1999
Resource description: This video tape provides information on how the EPA is changing their process for determining risk from pesticide residues found on foods, in drinking water and also where people may come in contact with them in homes and public places. This new risk management process is set out in the Food Quality Protection Act of 1996 (FQPA). The video is divided into three modules. The first looks at pesticide residues and how the EPA is reevaluating pesticide tolerances for all pesticides over a 10 year period. The next module discusses potential outcomes of the FQPA and how these outcomes will affect pesticide applicators. The third provides information on how you can participate in the FQPA decision making-process to help prevent compounds that you need from being eliminated.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 4308
Audience type: Farmers, grain elevator owners, fumigant pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 11:15
Produced by: Oklahoma State University
Copyright: 1989
Resource description: General discussion of fumigants and the types of hazards associated with fumigation. Emphasizes air monitoring devices for determining critical levels of fumigant or oxygen concentration. Also discusses pre-fumigation preparation, safety tips and safe use of canister respirators.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1859
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 13:00
Produced by: Institute of Food and Ag Sciences, University of Florida
Copyright: 1992
Resource description: Risk of personal injury and groundwater contamination is greater during mixing/loading than during any other pesticide handling operation. Discussed are problems associated with mix/load sites, what to do in case of a spill and pesticide handler training.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1740
WORKBOOK for Certified Pesticide Applicators also available.
Audience type: Homeowners, landscape and lawn care professionals
Format: Video Tape
Length: 29:39
Produced by: Oklahoma State University
Copyright: 1989
Resource description: Discusses troubleshooting lawn, landscape or garden insect, disease or cultural problems, types of equipment used to apply pesticides to home lawn and garden, calibration of handheld application equipment and safety when using, storing and disposing of pesticides around the home.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1862
Audience type: Golf course managers, pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 10:30
Produced by: Monsanto, Inc.
Copyright: 1993
Resource description: Balancing customer satisfaction with environmental stewardship, why turfgrass is important to the environment; golf course ecosystems; assessing condition of turf; skill of the pesticide applicator; complexities of local environment; selecting right application equipment and pesticide products; calibration; and product label information.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE when used in conjunction with Step 2. DPR Course Code: 1810
Audience type: Golf course managers, pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 12:30
Produced by: TIWET
Copyright: 1992
Resource description: Developing environmentally sensitive techniques for managing turfgrass; golf course ecosystems; drainage and water quality; pesticide use rates, equipment; timing of applications; and pest monitoring.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE when used in conjunction with Step 1. DPR Course Code: 1810
Audience type: General public, anyone interested in recycling/solid waste management
Format: Video Tape
Length: 16:32
Produced by: EPA Office of Solid Waste Management
Copyright: No Copyright, dated 1992
Resource description: Oriented toward the Southeast, this tape discusses the types of solid waste produced in this region, and how these waste products are presently being disposed of. Also discussed are ways of reducing the amount of waste that is now being sent to landfills through source reduction, recycling and combustion. A good introduction to the solid waste problem.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers, nursery and greenhouse owners/ managers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 18:00
Produced by: Cal. Poly. State University/Vocational Education Productions
Copyright: 1993
Resource description: Targets the critical responsibility of the owner/manager to provide safety training programs to employees in hazard assessment, prevention and accident response procedures. Also discusses management communications specific to greenhouse and nursery operations.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2154
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers, nursery and greenhouse owners/managers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 30:00
Produced by: Cal. Poly. State University/Vocational Education Productions
Copyright: 1993
Resource description: Interviews with four nursery and greenhouse industry safety officers, discussing how they have put the principles of safety training to work for their companies and the highlights of their successful programs.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2155
Audience type: Pesticide workers, handlers and their employers in the greenhouse and nursery industry
Format: Video Tape
Length: 56:00
Produced by: Floriculture Greenhouse Industry Alliance
Copyright: 1994
Resource description: This video is EPA-approved for training greenhouse employees under the Worker Protection Standard. It is divided into three parts. To be EPA-approved, Greenhouse Workers must watch Parts 1 and 2 (General Pesticide Safety and Early-Entry Information), and Pesticide Handlers must watch Parts 1, 2, and 3 ( Additional Training for Pesticide Handlers).
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2481
Audience type: Farmers, grain elevator owners, fumigant pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 12:00
Produced by: ICI Agricultural Products
Copyright:No date available
Resource description: This is a commercial promotional tape whose products we do not endorse, but which contains information important to applicators/handlers concerning grain storage sanitation, protecting stored grain and insect monitoring to avoid loss upon delivery of insect infested grain to the elevator. You may not use any pesticide on stored grain that is not labeled for stored grain. Read the label!
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1753
Audience type: All pesticide handlers and general public
Format: Video Tape
Length: 18:30
Produced by: US Forest Service
Copyright: 1991
Resource description: This tape describes the rapid spread of the gypsy moth from their point of origin in Northeastern U.S. south and westward. It describes the moth, its life cycle and the damage it causes. It then discusses different courses of action that can be taken with the gypsy moth. The advantages and disadvantages of no action, the types of chemicals that can be used to control the spread of the gypsy moth, and other non-chemical methods that have been developed to prevent the spread of gypsy moth.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 3333
Audience type: Agricultural pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Slides/Audio tape
Length: 18:20
Produced by: University of Nebraska
Copyright: No Copyright, dated 1988
Resource description: Discusses the criteria used to identify hazardous waste products, different types of hazardous wastes, how agricultural pesticides are categorized in the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act of 1976 (RCRA) and how to handle and dispose of hazardous waste.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2213
Audience type: Agricultural pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 35:00
Produced by: Oklahoma State University
Copyright: No date available.
Resource description: Defines the six major groups of herbicides by their modes of action, and describes the characteristics exhibited by the different herbicide families found in each group, i.e., selectivity, injury symptoms, potential drift damage, water solubility, soil persistence, environmental problems. Examples provided.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2025
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers, landscape and lawn care professionals, turfgrass managers, homeowners
Format: Video Tape
Length: 25:00
Produced by: Cal. Poly. State University/Visual Education Productions
Copyright: 1990
Resource description: Describes different weed control methods, herbicide classifications and their modes of action, the importance of herbicide labeling and safety and proper storage of herbicides.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1755
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers, landscape and lawn care professionals, turfgrass managers, homeowners
Format: Video Tape
Length: 24:00
Produced by: Cal. Poly. State University/Visual Education Productions
Copyright: 1990
Resource description: Describes different types of herbicide application equipment, rate calculation and equipment calibration, proper rinse and waste disposal procedures, specific herbicides currently being used in the landscape industry and specific landscape situations where herbicides are used.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1754
Audience type: Homeowners, general public
Format: Video Tape and Slides/Audio tape
Length: 21:05 (Video), 16:30 (Slides)
Produced by: University of Arizona
Copyright: 1990
Resource description: Discusses the types of pest problems found in home lawns and gardens, types of control and prevention of these pests, varieties and formulations of pesticides on the market for home pest control, pesticide labels, application equipment and personal protective equipment, mixing/loading procedures, spills and first aid, cleanup and disposal of empty containers and storage of leftover pesticides.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: Trainers of certified pesticide applicators/handlers, agricultural employers, designated trainers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 2:15:00
Produced by: USDA Extension Service & EPA
Copyright: No Copyright, dated 1994
Resource description: This edited version of a longer program given December 1993 introduces the 1992 Federal Worker Protection Standard; tells how to conduct effective training sessions; includes content of the worker protection training module, effective use of EPA training materials, and delivery of the core module for worker training.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2153
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape and Slides/Audio tape
Length: 11:00
Produced by: Penn State University
Copyright: No Copyright, dated 1980's
Resource description: Provides detailed procedures for handling chemical emergencies. Can be used when preparing a contingency plan. Discusses Three C's Program; where and how to get help and report a chemical spill; types of cleanup and decontamination materials; what to do in case of a major spill or an unusually hazardous chemical.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers, homeowners, landscape and lawn care professionals
Format: Video Tape
Length: 20:00
Produced by: Idea Bank
Copyright: 1989
Resource description: Discusses economic, environmental and safety factors to consider when using herbicides in the landscape, identification of weeds, selection of herbicides, site inspection, proper application techniques, disposal of herbicides, personal hygiene and equipment cleanup.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1756
Audience type: General public
Format: Video Tape
Length: 27:00
Produced by: CareerTrack Publications, Boulder, CO
Copyright: 1994
Resource description: This commercially produced video tape discusses how to choose and use videos for training. It tells how to develop an ongoing training program built around videos. The video also covers eight benefits of using videos in training.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: Homeowners, pest control operators
Format: Video Tape
Length: 34:00
Produced by: University of Arizona
Copyright: 1990
Resource description: Defines arthropods; presents the different arthropod groups; and tells how to identify some household pests found in each group, where these pests are usually found and conditions that encourage infestations of these pests.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: Agricultural pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 18:30
Produced by: Innovative Equipment Inc. & Rogers Engineering Inc.
Copyright: No date available.
Resource description: This is a commercial promotional tape whose products we do not endorse, but which contains information important to applicators/handlers concerning drift and public concern over pesticide use. The first section discusses how the windfoil concept reduces drift when spraying turfgrass and the second when spraying agricultural crops.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: General audience
Format: Slides (No Audio tape)
Length: 98 slides with booklet
Produced by: Clemson University
Copyright: No Copyright, dated 1984
Resource description: The booklet used with this slide set is 4-H Entomology, Unit 4: Insect Identification, 4-H Manual 108: Economic Insects. Provides the common name and a description of each insect.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: Golf course supervisors, nursery owners, fruit growers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 30:00
Produced by: The Ohio State University and Northeast Region SARE
Copyright: 1998
Resource description: This videotape discusses the use of insect parasitic nematodes for control of specific soil-infesting insects. Parasitic nematodes, if applied correctly, are a biological control alternative to broad spectrum chemical pesticides in some cases. Discusses the advantages to using parasitic nematodes in IPM programs. Explains the biology and mode of action of these nematodes, and discusses correct handling procedures that must be followed to insure their successful use.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 4412
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers, general public
Format: Video Tape
Length: 39:00
Produced by: Penn State Ag Information Services
Copyright: 1998
Resource description: Chronicles the life stages of 17 different groups of beneficial arthropods commonly found on woody landscape and nursery plants. Nearly 90% of the footage is devoted to high quality, close-up microscopy of beneficials in their egg, larval, nymphal, pupal or adult stages. Learning to identify these biocontrol agents is a first step in using them effectively in an integrated pest management program.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 3865
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers, general public
Format: Video Tape
Length: 27:00
Produced by: Clemson University
Copyright: 1993
Resource description: Begins with a brief and basic discussion of insects, followed by the need for insecticides as long as they are used in a safe and judicious manner. Well-suited for any group that is concerned about insecticides and the environment.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: Farmers and growers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 18:00
Produced by: Iowa State University
Copyright: 1994
Resource description: This video tape is an introduction to integrated crop management. ICM combines soil evaluation and nutrient management, plant evaluation and field management, pest management and recordkeeping. Through careful evaluation, recordkeeping and management practices, producers can increase efficiency, farm and environmental safety and profitability.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2499
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers, landscape and lawn care professionals, nurserymen, homeowners
Format: Video Tape
Length: 24:00
Produced by: Premavision & San Luis Video Publishing, Inc.
Copyright: 1988
Resource description: Discusses problems with sole reliance on pesticides to control pests, the various components of any IPM program and the steps necessary to implement an IPM program, i.e., pest and natural enemy identification, monitoring and recordkeeping.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1673
WORKBOOK for Certified Pesticide Applicators also available.
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 20:00
Produced by: APHIS/USDA
Copyright: No Copyright, No date available
Resource description: Discusses the cycle of pesticide use—pesticides reduce pest populations but also reduce beneficial populations, increasing the need for more pesticides, which in turn causes development of pest resistance to pesticides. Emphasizes the need for alternative pest control methods, reduced reliance on pesticides and increased use of natural population control methods. Detailed discussion of the boll weevil eradication program.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 3017
Audience type: Golf course managers, landscape and lawn care professionals, homeowners
Format: Video Tape
Length: 75:00 (15:00, 19:00, 21:00, 21:00)
Produced by: Clemson University
Copyright: No Copyright, dated 1988
Resource description: Defines integrated pest management. Identifies the major turfgrass pests found in the Southeast. Tape has four parts. Part 1: Monitoring - specific methods of monitoring for weeds, insects, diseases, etc. Part 2: Weeds - general biology and specific identification. Part 3: Insects - general biology and specific identification. Part 4: Diseases - general biology and specific identification.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers, farmers, small fruit and vegetable growers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 28:00
Produced by: Cal. Poly. State University/Visual Education Productions
Copyright: 1990
Resource description: Discusses how consumer demand for food products grown with fewer pesticides has led to the development of integrated pest management (IPM) programs, problems resulting from heavy reliance on pesticides, and certain basic strategies found in all IPM programs. Sample IPM programs for orchard crops, vegetables, field crops and small fruits are presented.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1674
WORKBOOK for Certified Pesticide Applicators also available.
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers, greenhouse and nursery managers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 27:00
Produced by: Cal. Poly. State University/Visual Education Productions
Copyright: 1990
Resource description: Discusses unique pest control problems associated with greenhouses and greenhouse operations and specifies IPM strategies for greenhouse pest control. Example IPM program for cut flower chrysanthemums shown.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1675
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers, homeowners, turfgrass managers, landscape and lawn care professionals
Format: Video Tape
Length: 25:00
Produced by: San Luis Video Publishing, Inc. & Bio-Integral Resource Center
Copyright: 1992
Resource description: Defines IPM and discusses basic components of an IPM program in turf. Specific IPM strategies for weeds, insects, and diseases found in turf are given. Also discusses how to sell the IPM concept to customers.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1676
WORKBOOK for Certified Pesticide Applicators also available.
Audience type: General public
Format: Video Tape
Length: 13:00
Produced by: Virginia Tech
Copyright: No Copyright, dated 1997
Resource description: Explains the need for and importance of managing vegetation in transportation corridors and utility rights-of-way. This tape discusses an ecological approach to vegetation management called integrated vegetation management or IVM. IVM is selective removal of vegetation to promote existing plant and animal communities using least toxic chemicals and other methods of plant removal. Discusses using IVM to achieve safe and effective line maintenance, erosion control, enhancement of wildlife and desirable plant species populations, beautification, and customer and public satisfaction. There is a longer, more technical version of this video designed for roadside vegetation and public utility rights-of-way maintenance personnel entitled Environmental Stewardship Strategy for Electric Utility Rights- of-Way) which is available for recertification credit.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE.
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers, apple growers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 29:00
Produced by: Rodale Institute/Rooy Media
Copyright: 1991
Resource description: IPM strategies in the production of apples for market. Monitoring and other management strategies to reduce the amount of pesticides applied early in the season and alternative control strategies to eliminate the need for pesticides later in the season, i.e., different behavioral, biological, and cultural controls.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1799
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers, small fruit and vegetable growers, homeowners
Format: Video Tape
Length: 29:30
Produced by: Rodale Institute/ Rooy Media
Copyright: 1991
Resource description: Stresses the positive results gained from better pesticide management, and the use of pesticide alternatives through established IPM programs on vegetables and small fruits. Pesticide management includes monitoring for pests, proper timing of pesticide applications and equipment calibration. Specific cultural, mechanical and biological control alternatives for insects and fungi are discussed.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2157
Audience type: Farmers and growers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 13:30
Produced by: Utah State University
Copyright: 1995
Resource description: Discusses risks posed by sole use of chemical pesticides and the types of knowledge used to develop alternatives to pesticides. Discusses different pest control techniques used in IPM. Also discusses keys to successful IPM being identification of the problem through scouting and a solid knowledge of the pest problems themselves. Specific pest problems from farms to forests to lawns are given and how IPM is being used to manage pests in these situations.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2576
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 5:20
Produced by: National Agricultural Chemicals Association (now CropLife America)
Copyright: 1986
Resource description: Provides reasons why being a certified pesticide applicator is important. Emphasizes good business sense and personal responsibility to society and the environment.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: Agricultural workers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 10:30
Produced by: DuPont Agricultural Products
Copyright: 1993
Resource description: This is a commercial video tape whose products we do not endorse, but which contains information important to agricultural workers. Alone, this tape does not fulfill WPS requirements, but is an excellent addition to approved WPS training for agricultural workers. The tape instructs on REIs and early-entry PPE required by the label for each DuPont insecticide mentioned, as well as general information on personal safety and hygiene. (DuPont insecticides: Asana, Bidrin, Biobit, Lannate, Vydate, Vendex.)
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: Agricultural pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 17:00
Produced by: DuPont Agricultural Products
Copyright: 1993
Resource description: This is a commercial video tape whose products we do not endorse, but which contains information important to pesticide applicators/handlers. Alone, this tape does not fulfill WPS requirements, but is an excellent addition to approved WPS training for handlers. The tape instructs on PPE required by the label for each DuPont insecticide mentioned, as well as general information on personal safety and hygiene. (DuPont insecticides: Asana, Bidrin, Biobit, Lannate, Vydate, Vendex.)
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2277
Audience type: Homeowners, landscape and lawn care professionals
Format: Video Tape
Length: 60:00
Produced by: Oklahoma State University
Copyright: No date available.
Resource description: Discusses safe use and maintenance of chainsaws and other power equipment used around the home lawn and garden. Step-by-step discussion of a pesticide label with examples. Also discusses control of broadleaf weeds in the lawn.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: Landscape and lawn care professionals
Format: Video Tape
Length: 34:00 (12:00, 12:00, 10:00)
Produced by: Professional Lawn Care Association of America
Copyright: 1993
Resource description: Part 1 discusses the benefits of turfgrass, types of services offered by the lawn care industry, safe and proper use of tools and lawn care products, regulation of the lawn care industry and customer relations. Part 2 discusses identification and control within the three categories of turf pests: weeds, diseases and insects. Part 3 discusses the importance of proper equipment selection, calibration and maintenance and proper and safe application methods.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE when all three parts are viewed. DPR Course Code: 2305
Audience type: Landscape and lawn care professionals, pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 11:30
Produced by: Monsanto, Inc.
Copyright: 1993
Resource description: Balancing customer satisfaction with environmental stewardship; lawns as a part of the ecosystem; homeowner expectation; skill of the pesticide applicator; local environmental conditions; selecting lawn care products; and pesticide label information.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE when used in conjunction with Step 2. DPR Course Code: 1809
Audience type: Landscape and lawn care professionals, pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 13:00
Produced by: TIWET
Copyright: 1992
Resource description: Customer expectation; size of the lawn area; the lawn as a part of the ecosystem; effects on pets and wildlife; effects on water quality; how to reduce negative environmental impact.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE when used in conjunction with Step 1. DPR Course Code: 1809
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers and agricultural workers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 22:00
Produced by: University of California - Davis
Copyright: 1994
Resource description: This video tape can be used as a tool to train pesticide applicators/handlers and others whose jobs subject them to possible pesticide exposure. It discusses the kinds of long-term damage that may be possible: cancer, reproductive effects, nervous system effects and organ damage. Also discusses how pesticide exposure occurs. Good question and answer session at the end of the tape.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2264
Audience type: Health care professionals, general public
Format: Video Tape
Length: 15:00
Produced by: South Carolina Agromedicine Program
Copyright: 1990
Resource description: Discusses the prevalence of Lyme Disease in South Carolina (1990), its causes, symptoms, and treatment, and the importance of prevention and early diagnosis. Includes technical medical terminology and specific recommendations for treatment.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: Agricultural pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 19:00
Produced by: Texas A & M
Copyright: 1994
Resource description: This video discusses the history of the conflict between pesticides and wildlife, the ways we presently are minimizing environmental risks associates with farm chemicals, such as decreasing exposure of wildlife to pesticides, and the future of pest control in crop production.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2320
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers, farmers, general public
Format: Slides/Audio tape
Length: 19:30
Produced by: ACRE
Copyright: 1990
Resource description: Discusses the detection of agricultural chemicals in groundwater, how big a problem and how much of a health risk this may represent, how widespread the contamination is, types of groundwater contamination and how it can be prevented.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2151
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers, farmers, general public
Format: Slides/Audio tape
Length: 7:00
Produced by: National Agricultural Chemicals Association (now CropLife America)
Copyright: 1991
Resource description: Discusses the abundance and safety of America's food supply and the system, consisting of farmers, crop protection industries and regulatory agencies, that provide us with it.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: Private pesticide applicators/handlers, homeowners
Format: Slides (No Audio tape)
Length: 16 slides
Produced by: EPA
Copyright: No Copyright, dated 1992
Resource description: Discusses survey methods used and presents data collected. Includes characteristics of the target population, where pesticides were used, major pest problems and when pesticides were last used.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: Homeowners
Format: Video Tape
Length: 14:20
Produced by: Clemson University
Copyright: No Copyright, dated 1979
Resource description: Identification of nematode damage through symptoms and soil testing. Discusses different types of control measures, including resistant varieties of plants, plant management practices, chemicals and biological control (marigolds).
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 13:11
Produced by: Spraying Systems Inc.
Copyright: 1993
Resource description: This is a commercial promotional video tape whose products we do not endorse, but which contains information important to applicators concerning the accuracy, economic and safety reasons for updating old spray equipment before starting a new spray season. Provides examples of new application technologies which are relatively easy to do yourself and will provide benefits for relatively little money.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 3253
Audience type: Agricultural pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 18:30
Produced by: Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food
Copyright: 1989
Resource description: Discusses how spray nozzles work, things to consider when selecting spray nozzles, different types of nozzles and how they can be used for different spray operations, nozzle materials, nozzle maintenance and nozzle wear.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2149
WORKBOOK for Certified Pesticide Applicators also available.
Audience type: Orchard fruit growers, pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 12:24
Produced by: Washington State University
Copyright: 1990
Resource description: A guide to orchard air-blast sprayer calibration and operation. Discusses orchard conditions affecting chemical application, key mechanical components in the chemical application process, use and coverage evaluations to determine tractor speed, sprayer calibration and occupational safety.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1861
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 25:00
Produced by: International Group of National Associations of Manufacturers of Agrochemical Products (GIFAP)
Copyright: 1988
Resource description: Discusses how pest populations develop genetic resistance to certain pesticides and cross-resistance to products having similar chemical structures. It also discusses strategies for reducing or avoiding problems of resistance.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1143
WORKBOOK for Certified Pesticide Applicators also available.
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 16:30
Produced by: Kansas State University
Copyright: 1991
Resource description: Discusses desirable and undesirable features of pesticide storage buildings, concerns you should have when storing pesticides and minimum requirements for any pesticide storage facility.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1706
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 18:00
Produced by: Iowa State University
Copyright: 1990
Resource description: Defines groundwater and discusses routes by which pesticides get into groundwater. Also discusses how you can minimize the chance of groundwater contamination through careful mixing and loading of pesticides, backflow prevention, proper rinse and disposal and site evaluation before application for potential leaching or runoff.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1808
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 12:27
Produced by: University of Nebraska
Copyright: 1991
Resource description: This video discusses the particular symptoms of pesticide poisoning associated with different groups of pesticides, how to avoid exposure and what to do should you develop symptoms. Many of the pesticides mentioned in the video are no longer available for use or have limited usage. However, they are still likely to be encountered in pesticide storage situations.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1777
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 17:42
Produced by: University of Missouri
Copyright: 1991
Resource description: Describes personal protective equipment for feet, body, hands and respiratory systems, and why they should always be used. Also discusses fit, maintenance, and cleaning of equipment and good personal hygiene required for safe use of pesticides.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1704
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 17:00
Produced by: National Park Service
Copyright: No Copyright, dated 1987
Resource description: Discusses how wearing the proper personal protective equipment and handling pesticides safely will prevent pesticide exposure and other pesticide-related accidents. Provides detailed descriptions of and the reasons for using each piece of protective clothing and equipment during mixing and loading, application and cleanup.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1745
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Slides/No audio tape
Length: 80 slides
Produced by: University of Arizona
Copyright: 1992
Resource description: Discusses how pesticides affect applicators, the public and the environment; cultural, biological and chemical practices for maintaining healthy, high quality turf grasses and ornamentals plants; major pests of turf and ornamentals; pesticide types and formulations; proper application methods; calibration; managing indoor ornamentals; managing plants in a greenhouse; and managing plants in quarantine.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2318
Audience type: Health care professionals, farmers, pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 12:00
Produced by: South Carolina Agromedicine Program
Copyright: 1990
Resource description: Provides information health care professionals may need to respond to patients questions and fears concerning their health in relation to pesticide use. Discusses primary health risk factors, and how toxicological data is obtained.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: Agricultural pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 50:00
Produced by: Michigan State University
Copyright: 1994
Resource description: This video tape meets federal Worker Protection Standard training requirements for pesticide handlers. It is divided into 16 parts: pesticides can be dangerous; protecting yourself; signs/symptoms of pesticide poisoning; health effects and first aid; PPE; respirators; heat stress; pesticide labels; transportation/storage; mixing/loading; spill cleanup; cleanup/disposal; flagging; application; personal hygiene; working safely with pesticides.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2249
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers - agricultural and nonagricultural
Format: Video Tape
Length: 15:00
Produced by: Ohio State University
Copyright: No Copyright, dated 1991
Resource description: Discusses what information pesticide applicators should look for when reading pesticide labeling, how to determine from labeling the best way to safely and accurately apply pesticides and illegal uses for pesticides. Slide set put on videotape.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 3450
Audience type: Private pesticide applicators/handlers, farmers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 15:25
Produced by: USDA/Michigan State University Cooperative Extension Service
Copyright: 1992
Resource description: Discusses benefits of maintaining records on all pesticide applications: providing factual data on pesticide use, farm worker safety, and environmental accountability, identifying treatments that work or not and determining if carry-over problems are occurring.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1678
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 19:30
Produced by: Agricultural Container Research Council
Copyright: 1994
Resource description: Discusses how to rinse agricultural pesticide containers, so they can be either recycled, recovered for energy use or disposed of as solid waste. Includes types of personal protective equipment required when cleaning containers and how to wear it correctly. Shows in detail the procedures for both pressure rinsing and triple rinsing small and large plastic containers.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2148
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers, pest control operators
Format: Video Tape
Length: 42:00
Produced by: Advanced Pest Control Technology
Copyright: 1989
Resource description: Discusses the nature and types of pesticides being used and safe work practices and procedures to help reduce hazards associated with their use, specifically, pesticide toxicity, groups of pesticides and the symptoms of acute pesticide poisoning associated with each, protective clothing and equipment and applicable laws and regulations.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1866
Audience type: Anyone supervising pesticide application, greenhouse/nursery management
Format: Video Tape
Length: 21:00
Produced by: University of California - Davis
Copyright: 1986
Resource description: Emphasizes problems with pesticide application and employee training in uniquely hazardous greenhouse and nursery environments. Discusses need for good communication between managers, supervisors and work crews. Pre-Worker Protection Standard. Does not discuss specific WPS requirements for farm workers, but does provide good, general safety information for supervisors to use.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1703
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers, landscape and lawn care professionals
Format: Video Tape
Length: 18:00
Produced by: Cal. Poly. State University/Visual Education Productions
Copyright: 1990
Resource description: Describes the proper way to use pesticides in the landscape, pest identification, pesticide references, reading the label, pesticide toxicity, safety equipment, pesticide formulations, mixing/application techniques and proper disposal/storage.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1783
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers--agricultural and nonagricultural
Format: Video Tape
Length: 37:00
Produced by: Cal. Poly. State University/Vocational Education Productions
Copyright: 1993
Resource description: This program explores eight fundamental issues that should be addressed by an effective minimal risk safety training program: Management/Employee Relations, Label Information, Protective Clothing, Pesticide Storage, Mixing and Loading, Application, Disposal and Accident Response. The information applies to all types of situations, orchards, turf, field crops, landscaping, golf courses and greenhouses. The tape emphasizes the importance of providing ongoing training for employees and targeting specific hazards associated with each particular work environment.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2242
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers--agricultural and nonagricultural
Format: Video Tape
Length: 27:00
Produced by: Cal. Poly. State University/Vocational Education Productions
Copyright: 1993
Resource description: This program discusses how to handle pesticides in the most environmentally safe way. Includes analysis of resources impacted, equipment calibration, appropriate mixing, loading and application procedures, safe disposal, accident response preparation, laws and regulations and public relations.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2263
Audience type: Agricultural pesticide applicators/handlers, agricultural workers, early-entry workers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 30:30 (16:50, 13:40)
Produced by: University of Idaho
Copyright: 1993
Resource description: Enclosed 2-page sheet--Trainer Details--MUST be presented with this video to receive EPA training approval. Part 1--general pesticide safety training required for workers and for pesticide handlers: preventing exposure, decontamination, pesticide poisoning, heat stress, etc. Part 2--additional training required for pesticide handlers and early-entry workers in: understanding labels, personal protective equipment, spill cleanup, etc.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2156
Audience type: Homeowners, landscape and lawn care professionals
Format: Video Tape
Length: 28:30
Produced by: Oklahoma State University
Copyright: No date available.
Resource description: Discusses cleaning and storage of garden tools and power equipment for the winter, proper cleaning and storage of pesticides and pesticide application equipment and disposal of pesticides around the home. In addition, a segment on fertilization of trees in the landscape.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers and the general public
Format: Video Tape
Length: 27:00
Produced by: California Polytechnic and State University
Copyright: 1990
Resource description: Public awareness of environmental and health issues has increased significantly since the "Chemical Age of Agriculture" following World War II. Over 50% of pesticides are found in areas other than agriculture, such as water treatment plants, restaurants and hospitals, and household, home and garden. Public perception of the risk vs. benefit of pesticide use determines the acceptability of pesticide residues in food or public drinking water. Trends in pesticide use are changing with the development of less toxic, more selective chemicals and the impact of other pest management strategies, such as biocontrol, IPM and biotechnology.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 3488
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers, farmers, general public
Format: Slides/Audio tape
Length: 11:00
Produced by: Management Resources Inc.
Copyright: 1992
Resource description: Discusses the important role U.S. agriculture plays in feeding the world and in supporting the U.S. economy. Provides an overview of the pesticide registration process and toxicology testing. This resource emphasizes the positive influences of pesticides on U.S. agriculture.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers, general public
Format: Video Tape
Length: 12:30
Produced by: Colorado State University
Copyright: 1977
Resource description: Discusses the long-term environmental effects of pesticide use. How pesticides spread off-target to other parts of the environment; the types of damage caused by buildup of pesticide residues in nontarget species; and pesticide movement through the food chain.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1159
WORKBOOK for Certified Pesticide Applicators also available.
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers, homeowners, general public
Format: Video Tape
Length: 6:00
Produced by: Oklahoma State University
Copyright: 1977
Resource description: Discusses poison prevention, storage and disposal of poisonous materials such as medicines, cleaning products and pesticides to protect children, signs and symptoms of poisoning, and what to do in case of poisoning.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: Farmers, grain elevator owners, fumigant pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 29:00
Produced by: Oklahoma State University
Copyright: 1993
Resource description: This video tape defines fumigants and the role they play in stored grain management. Discusses modes of operation, factors influencing fumigation and fumigation safety. Specifically discusses three fumigants: chloropicrin, methyl bromide and phosphine. Safety Practices Checklist and Required Safety Equipment Checklist provided.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2269
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 25:00
Produced by: Clemson University from materials produced at Cornell University
Copyright: 1990
Resource description: Describes pesticide properties, soil properties, site conditions and management practices that affect the probability or severity of groundwater contamination; techniques for preventing groundwater contamination; effects of groundwater contamination on health; examples of pesticides that contaminate groundwater in S.C. and a summary of the South Carolina Chemigation Act.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1144
WORKBOOK for Certified Pesticide Applicators also available.
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 23:00
Produced by: North Carolina State University
Copyright: 1987
Resource description: Discusses the problem of pesticide accumulation in water supplies, how pesticides get into water supplies and how this can be prevented. Discusses drift, evaporation, runoff and leaching, proper disposal, chemigation and integrated pest management.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2027
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers and agricultural workers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 18:30
Produced by: CIBA-GEIGY
Copyright: 1990
Resource description: These Best Management Practices were developed by CIBA-GEIGY specifically for control of Atrazine contamination, but can be considered best use practices for all pesticide applications. Discusses the factors, such as soil type, field characteristics and pesticide properties, that influence groundwater quality. Identifies 20 different best management practices that reduce the risk of groundwater contamination.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2577
Audience type: Agricultural pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 14:42
Produced by: FMC Corp. & Maryland Department of Agriculture
Copyright: 1991
Resource description: Discusses the hazard to wildlife of pesticide granules left on the surface of a planted field, and how to prevent this through maintenance and calibration of equipment, specific application methods, monitoring and covering any granules that remain.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1784
Audience type: General public
Format: CD or Video Tape
Length: 22:20
Produced by: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and MediaTech Productions
Copyright: No copyright, dated 2004
Resource description: West Nile virus (WNV) is a mosquito-borne virus which is a serious health threat for people, horses and many species of birds and other animals. This video discusses how the virus is transmitted, symptoms, prevention and protection for animals as well as people. It specifically discusses how individuals can protect themselves, their horses and other equines, and their pets from WNV through proper use of repellents containing DEET and permethrin and other mosquito control and prevention activities.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 7254
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: (15:00, 15:00)
Produced by: Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University/University of Missouri-Columbia
Copyright: No Copyright, dated 1993
Resource description: Part 1: Personal protective equipment and clothing for pesticide applicators/handlers on the market today, different materials used in their manufacture, and relative costs for different materials. Part 2: Personal protective equipment fit, maintenance, cleanup, and personal hygiene for safety with pesticides.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2026
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape and Slides/Audio tape
Length: 25:15
Produced by: The Ohio State University
Copyright: 1991
Resource description: Presents recent research in the field of pesticide application technology. Discusses problems of inefficient use of pesticides, nonuniform distribution on the target, drift, disposal of pesticide containers and human exposure. Much of current research is centered on reducing pesticide contamination of water resources, reducing the total amount of pesticide used and increasing pesticide applicator safety.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1757
WORKBOOK for Certified Pesticide Applicators also available.
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: CD
Length: 1:30:00
Produced by: Virginia Tech Pesticide Programs and USDA
Copyright: 2003
Resource description: To receive recertification credit, this interactive CD must be viewed in its entirety. It is divided into five units. The first unit includes information on the importance of keeping records, testimonials by farmers, an explanation of the Federal recordkeeping requirement, the nine basic data elements that must be recorded by private applicators, and a discussion of restricted-use pesticides. The second unit is a tutorial with specific exercises for row crop applications, livestock applications, and greenhouse/nursery applications. Unit 3 is review quizzes, and Unit 4 is sample forms. Unit 5 is additional resources including website links, conversion tools, and an 8-minute video overview.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 7127
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 8:30
Produced by: Institute of Food and Ag Sciences, University of Florida
Copyright: 1991
Resource description: Provides detailed instructions for pressure-rinsing empty pesticide containers, so they can be safely recycled or disposed of in landfills as solid waste.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1439
WORKBOOK for Certified Pesticide Applicators also available.
Audience type: General public
Format: Video Tape
Length: 1:10:00
Produced by: Clemson University
Copyright: 1989
Resource description: Part 1: Biology; Part 2: Medical Aspects; Part 3: Control.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 50:00
Produced by: University of California Pesticide Education
Copyright: No Copyright, dated 2001
Resource description: Program for training pesticide handlers. This training is based on the Federal Worker Protection Standard requirements and is presented in five episodes. Label interpretation; Protecting yourself when handling pesticides; Safe handling of pesticides and their containers, including mixing, loading, spill cleanup, and storage; Applying pesticides safely, including planning ahead for environmental hazards and sensitive areas; Cleaning up after handling pesticides, includes personal hygiene and cleaning of PPE.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 5776
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers and agricultural workers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 19:00
Produced by: Willson Safety Products
Copyright:No date available.
Resource description: Requirements for conducting a qualitative fit test for half mask air purifying respirators as required by OSHA. Three segments: (1) odor threshold screening, (2) respirator selection, and (3) fit testing.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2547
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 22:00
Produced by: Advanced Pest Control Technology
Copyright: 1989
Resource description: Discusses laws pertaining to pesticide use, pesticide labeling, different types of respirators and how they function, how to select, fit and test a respirator and inspection, cleaning and maintenance procedures.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1865
WORKBOOK for Certified Pesticide Applicators also available.
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers and agricultural workers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 11:25
Produced by: Rhone Poulenc Ag Company
Copyright: No date available
Resource description: This is a commercial promotional video tape whose products we do not endorse, but which contains information important to applicators concerning the illegal use of agricultural chemical products for predator baiting. Illegal pesticide baiting can cause the death of nontarget wildlife, domestic animals or endangered species. This tape discusses the stewardship program developed by Rhone Poulenc in cooperation with state and federal pesticide regulation agencies with the mutual goal of promoting responsible pesticide use among pesticide applicators.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 3252
Audience type: Agricultural pesticide applicators/handlers, general public
Format: Video Tape
Length: 25:27
Produced by: Colorado State University
Copyright: No Copyright, dated 1989
Resource description: Discusses the question of balancing the risks to health with the benefits to production and yield from pesticides used to produce food. What is risk; what is the risk to health; how is this risk determined; and how this risk can be avoided or reduced.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1778
Audience type: Interior landscape contractors, pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 21:10
Produced by: The Associated Landscape Contractors of America
Copyright: 1990
Resource description: Emphasizes problems associated with caring for and managing plants in interior landscape settings, i.e., offices, shopping malls, businesses, etc. Discusses following label instructions, employee/client right-to-know, personal safety measures and protective equipment, mixing and loading, applying pesticides, general cleanup and proper handling of chemical spills.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1738
Audience type: Pesticide workers, handlers and their employers in the greenhouse and nursery industry
Format: Video Tape
Length: 30:00
Produced by: University of California - Davis
Copyright: 1994
Resource description: Part 1-Pesticide Safety for Nursery Workers defines pesticides, how to protect yourself from exposure to pesticides, symptoms of pesticide poisoning and what to do in case of an accident. Part 2-Handle Pesticides Safely, for pesticide handlers tells how dangerous different pesticides are, how to protect yourself from exposure, what to do for heat illness or pesticide poisoning, how to rinse and dispose of empty containers, PPE, employer/employee responsibility and handling pesticide emergencies.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE must view both parts. DPR Course Code: 2578
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Slides (No Audio tape), overheads
Length: 33 slides with script
Produced by: Eight agricultural chemical manufacturers (American Cyanamid, Bayer, Cheminova, FMC, Makhteshim-Agan, Novartis, Rhone-Poulenc, Valent USA)
Copyright: No Copyright, dated 1997
Resource description: The goal of this slide set is to encourage proper stewardship of organophosphate and carbamate pesticides among all chemical handlers. It covers the potential risks of organophosphate and carbamate pesticides, tips on how to avoid overexposure, the symptoms of overexposure and how to prevent chemical exposure.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 3644
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Slides (No Audio tape)
Length: 52 slides with script
Produced by: Clemson University
Copyright: No Copyright, dated 1993
Resource description: Discusses the importance of wearing the proper personal protective clothing and equipment when applying pesticides. Describes how pesticides enter the body, types of protective clothing that should and should not be worn to reduce exposure, how to launder clothing worn during pesticide application and personal hygiene during and after pesticide application to protect yourself and your family members.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2150
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers and agricultural workers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 12:30
Produced by: EPA
Copyright: No Copyright, dated 1992
Resource description: In this video tape fluorescent dye was added to a pesticide mixture, and people who worked with that mixture were videotaped under black light at the end of the day. This dramatic demonstration shows how anyone who works with pesticides can become contaminated during normal work activities and can be used to motivate workers to change their behavior in regard to use of PPE and personal hygiene. It also emphasizes the importance of playing it safe, rather than risking the possibility of long-term effects of pesticide exposure.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: Agricultural workers and agricultural employees
Format: Video Tape
Length: 30:00
Produced by: National Center for Farmworker Health
Copyright: 1993
Resource description: This tape is designed for use in conjunction with the EPA worker protection poster and brochures for agricultural worker protection training. It can be used with Spanish monolingual as well as bilingual farmworkers. Discusses how workers can reduce their risk of pesticide exposure at work and at home, how to recognize symptoms of pesticide exposure, emergency procedures in the event of pesticide poisoning and employer responsibilities to protect their workers from pesticide exposure.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 9:30
Produced by: Colorado State University
Copyright: 1977
Resource description: Descriptions are given of different types of head and face protection, bodywear, gloves, boots and respiratory devices that should be used under a variety of conditions. Instructions for cleaning and care of equipment after use are also included.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1163
WORKBOOK for Certified Pesticide Applicators also available.
Audience type: Agricultural pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 8:00
Produced by: Clemson University Pesticide Information Program
Copyright: 1992
Resource description: This tape should be viewed by anyone using or thinking about using chemigation in South Carolina. Some additional tapes on the subject are: Chemigation Calibration, Chemigation Equipment and Chemigation Management, produced by the University of Nebraska.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1677
WORKBOOK for Certified Pesticide Applicators also available.
Audience type: Specialists, scientists interested in environmental risk assessment with respect to drift, pesticide applicators with an interest in drift potential
Format: Video Tape (four drift units on one tape)
Length: 32:00
Produced by: Spray Drift Task Force
Copyright: 1997
Resource description: Four units (orchard airblast, aerial, ground hydraulic and chemigation application) are combined on one video. Each unit can be used separately. Each unit describes field studies used to develop a database of information on spray drift to be used by the EPA to conduct environmental risk assessments and raise the level of understanding of what causes spray drift. Data generated from these studies will be used to support reregistration of older pesticide products and registration of any new products in the future.
Each unit begins with an introduction to the Spray Drift Task Force, a statement of purpose for these drift studies, and some general findings about spray drift. Then each unit describes the particular objectives of that study, the factors which affect the specific type of application being studied, the test location, the model for the application study, the general results, the variables for that particular application and the findings based on the data collected.
The second unit on Spray Drift from Aerial Applications finds that droplet size, boom length, nozzle height above the ground, atmospheric conditions, and physical properties of the spray mix have the most affect on spray drift potential in aerial spray applications.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 4132
Audience type: Specialists, scientists interested in environmental risk assessment with respect to drift, pesticide applicators with an interest in drift potential
Format: Video Tape (four drift units on one tape)
Length: 19:00
Produced by: Spray Drift Task Force
Copyright: 1997
Resource description: Four units (orchard airblast, aerial, ground hydraulic and chemigation application) are combined on one video. Each unit can be used separately. Each unit describes field studies used to develop a database of information on spray drift to be used by the EPA to conduct environmental risk assessments and raise the level of understanding of what causes spray drift. Data generated from these studies will be used to support reregistration of older pesticide products and registration of any new products in the future.
Each unit begins with an introduction to the Spray Drift Task Force, a statement of purpose for these drift studies, and some general findings about spray drift. Then each unit describes the particular objectives of that study, the factors which affect the specific type of application being studied, the test location, the model for the application study, the general results, the variables for that particular application and the findings based on the data collected.
The fourth unit on Spray Drift from Chemigation Applications finds that with center pivot irrigation systems drift potential depends on whether you have a high pressure system, using impact sprinklers, or a low pressure system, using rotary sprinklers, sprinkler height from the ground, and wind speed when an end gun is used will have the most affect on spray drift potential in chemigation applications.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 4134
Audience type: Specialists, scientists interested in environmental risk assessment with respect to drift, pesticide applicators with an interest in drift potential
Format: Video Tape (four drift units on one tape)
Length: 22:00
Produced by: Spray Drift Task Force
Copyright: 1997
Resource description: Four units (orchard airblast, aerial, ground hydraulic and chemigation application) are combined on one video. Each unit can be used separately. Each unit describes field studies used to develop a database of information on spray drift to be used by the EPA to conduct environmental risk assessments and raise the level of understanding of what causes spray drift. Data generated from these studies will be used to support reregistration of older pesticide products and registration of any new products in the future.
Each unit begins with an introduction to the Spray Drift Task Force, a statement of purpose for these drift studies, and some general findings about spray drift. Then each unit describes the particular objectives of that study, the factors which affect the specific type of application being studied, the test location, the model for the application study, the general results, the variables for that particular application and the findings based on the data collected.
The third unit on Spray Drift from Ground Hydraulic Applications finds that droplet size, boom height above the ground, and wind speed have the most affect on spray drift potential in ground hydraulic spray applications.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 4133
Audience type: Specialists, scientists interested in environmental risk assessment with respect to drift, pesticide applicators with an interest in drift potential
Format: Video Tape (four drift units on one tape)
Length: 49:00
Produced by: Spray Drift Task Force
Copyright: 1997
Resource description: Four units (orchard airblast, aerial, ground hydraulic and chemigation application) are combined on one video. Each unit can be used separately. Each unit describes field studies used to develop a database of information on spray drift to be used by the EPA to conduct environmental risk assessments and raise the level of understanding of what causes spray drift. Data generated from these studies will be used to support reregistration of older pesticide products and registration of any new products in the future.
Each unit begins with an introduction to the Spray Drift Task Force, a statement of purpose for these drift studies, and some general findings about spray drift. Then each unit describes the particular objectives of that study, the factors which affect the specific type of application being studied, the test location, the model for the application study, the general results, the variables for that particular application and the findings based on the data collected.
The first unit on Spray Drift from Orchard Airblast Applications finds that droplet size, orchard canopy characteristics, and wind speed have the most affect on spray drift potential in orchard airblast applications.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 4131
Audience type: Agricultural pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 5:18
Produced by: Oklahoma State University
Copyright: No date available
Resource description: Discusses spray nozzles as the most important component of a spray system. Describes different types of nozzles, their spray patterns and how spacing and spray angle affect the uniformity of spray distribution.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: Agricultural pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 19:00
Produced by: Clemson University
Copyright: 1991
Resource description: Discusses how changing different variables on a spray boom, such as nozzle setup, nozzle pressure, nozzle height and nozzle wear, will affect spray patterns and consequently affect application accuracy.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1864
Audience type: Agricultural pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 6:30
Produced by: Spraying Systems Co.
Copyright: 1985
Resource description: This is a commercial promotional tape whose products we do not endorse, but which contains information important to applicators/handlers concerning specialized application techniques, chemicals and spray nozzles needed for no till or conservation tillage situations.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: Agricultural pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 16:00
Produced by: Spraying Systems Co.
Copyright: 1990
Resource description: This is a commercial promotional tape whose products we do not endorse, but which contains information important to applicators/handlers concerning nozzle selection, types of nozzles and how they work and spray pattern distribution and overlap. Also discusses which nozzles are best for different types of herbicides, different methods of application and different field conditions are discussed. The calibration calculator mentioned for sale in this video is no longer made.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1739
Audience type: Agricultural pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 7:30
Produced by: Spraying Systems Co.
Copyright: 1992
Resource description: This is a commercial promotional tape whose products we do not endorse, but which contains information important to applicators/handlers concerning two types of nozzles used for preemergent spraying. Reasons for using these nozzles and the differences between the two nozzles are discussed.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1747
Audience type: Farmers, grain elevator owners, fumigant pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Slides/Audio tape
Length: 15:32
Produced by: University of Nebraska
Copyright: No Copyright, dated 1980's
Resource description: Discusses precautions that should be taken before grain is stored, such as cleaning, treating and repairing bins and other grain handling equipment; how to condition the grain by controlling moisture and temperature and surface treating the grain with pesticides; and how to inspect the grain to prevent losses due to rodents, insects or spoilage. Also, discusses precautions to take when fumigating stored grain.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: Agricultural pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 29:20
Produced by: National Coalition on Drift Minimization
Copyright: 1998
Resource description: This videotape discussed the responsibility of applicators, growers, dealers and regulators to be good stewards of the land and help reduce spray drift. The National Coalition on Drift Minimization was created to bring together these groups in a spirit of cooperation to determine how to satisfy spray drift data requirements set by the EPA while maintaining high levels of crop productivity demanded by the market. The tape also discusses in detail principle components of physical and vapor drift; factors influencing drift; a new generation of drift reducing nozzles; proper equipment setup for ground boom spraying; and evaluation of weather conditions.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 3962
Audience type: Pest control operators, homeowners, Realtors, lenders
Format: Video Tape
Length: 12:00
Produced by: National Park Service
Copyright: No Copyright, dated 1987
Resource description: Discusses the termite's roll in nature, social behavior, colony development and environmental requirements that render it a severe pest in wooden structures.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers, general public
Format: Video Tape
Length: 17:00
Produced by: Texas Water Commission
Copyright: No Copyright, dated 1990
Resource description: Discusses funding and execution of a state waste pesticide collection day when growers can turn in cancelled or suspended pesticide products without having to pay for their disposal. Shows how the waste products must be repackaged, labeled and recorded on a manifest before they can be transferred to a disposal facility. Also discusses plans and budgets for making a permanent collection and disposal program for Texas.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: Health care professionals, general public
Format: Video Tape
Length: 18:00 (11:30, 6:30)
Produced by: U.S. Forest Service
Copyright: 1988
Resource description: Section 1: Discusses Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever and Colorado Tick Fever; the symptoms of each disease; tick behavior and biology; how to remove ticks properly; and how to avoid tick attachment. Section 2: Discusses Lyme Disease; the bacterium that causes Lyme Disease, and the ticks that carry it; symptoms of the three stages of the disease; life cycle of the tick; prevention of Lyme Disease and types of insect repellents.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers, greenhouse and nursery workers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 16:00
Produced by: University of California - Davis
Copyright: 1986
Resource description: Emphasizes problems associated with pesticide application in greenhouses and nurseries: pesticide entry into the body, mixing and loading, inspection and maintenance, protective equipment, personal hygiene, storage/disposal and symptoms of pesticide poisoning. Pre-Worker Protection Standard. Does not discuss specific WPS requirements for farm workers, but does provide good, general safety information for supervisors to use when training workers. Some California-specific requirements are mentioned.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1702
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers, general public
Format: Video Tape
Length: 6:22
Produced by: DowElanco
Copyright: 1994
Resource description: This video tape discusses pesticide registration and food safety, how pesticide residues in food are monitored, and toxicity studies on pesticide residues and how they relate to the safety of our daily food supply.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: Agricultural pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 18:00
Produced by: Spraying Systems Co.
Copyright: 1985
Resource description: This is a commercial promotional tape whose products we do not endorse, but which contains information important to applicators/handlers concerning importance of calibration. Tells how to calibrate a broadcast boom sprayer: what you need, pre-calibration check, nozzle tip selection and determination of miles per hour, gallons per minute and height above target.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1807
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers, vector control
Format: Video Tape
Length: 33:00
Produced by: Institute of Food and Ag Sciences, University of Florida
Copyright: 1991
Resource description: Discusses why proper droplet size in ultra-low volume (ULV) application is important, how to collect a representative sample by the waved-slide impaction method, how to calibrate the ocular micrometer on the microscope and how to count and measure droplets, calculate the volume median diameter of the droplets and keep records.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2028
Audience type: Right-of-way maintenance supervisors
Format: Video Tape
Length: 12:51
Produced by: Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service/USDA/EPA
Copyright: 1991
Resource description: Discusses the necessity for roadside vegetation maintenance to keep the nation's highway system safe, longer lasting and easier to maintain. In addition, this tape presents a variety of weed control methods available for roadside maintenance.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1532
Audience type: Right-of-way maintenance supervisors
Format: Video Tape
Length: 11:18
Produced by: Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service/USDA/EPA
Copyright: 1991
Resource description: Discusses basic plant biology: major plant types, growth stages, life cycles, and internal structures and how plant biology in combination with water, soil and temperature affect the performance of herbicides and plant growth regulators.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1533
Audience type: Right-of-way maintenance supervisors
Format: Video Tape
Length: 17:06
Produced by: Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service/USDA/EPA
Copyright: 1991
Resource description: Discusses characteristics of herbicides, how they work to control different types of plants and how they are grouped according to their mode of action.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1534
Audience type: Right-of-way maintenance supervisors
Format: Video Tape
Length: 8:05
Produced by: Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service/USDA/EPA
Copyright: 1991
Resource description: Discusses how herbicides and plant growth regulators are used to achieve different goals in roadside vegetation control programs. Explains nonselective vs. selective control and the reasons for each type of control.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1535
Audience type: Right-of-way maintenance supervisors
Format: Video Tape
Length: 10:20
Produced by: Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service/USDA/EPA
Copyright: 1991
Resource description: Discusses different types of equipment used to make broadcast or directed spray applications for control of roadside vegetation. Includes different types of nozzles, boom and boomless spray rigs, chemical injection systems, handheld equipment and special chemical formulations.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1536
Audience type: Right-of-way maintenance supervisors
Format: Video Tape
Length: 22:25
Produced by: Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service/USDA/EPA
Copyright: 1991
Resource description: Discusses how to determine application rates for any situation or equipment being used, check for uniformity of application and measure and check equipment speed. Provides the steps and formulas necessary to perform stationary calibration.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1537
Audience type: Right-of-way maintenance supervisors
Format: Video Tape
Length: 11:48
Produced by: Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service/USDA/EPA
Copyright: 1991
Resource description: Discusses potential problems related to the application of herbicides and plant growth regulators: physical barriers, environmental effects, climate/weather related factors, equipment limitations, plant factors. Also discusses general environmental concerns when these products are used.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1538
Audience type: Right-of-way maintenance supervisors
Format: Video Tape
Length: 10:15
Produced by: Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service/USDA/EPA
Copyright: 1991
Resource description: Understanding hazards of working with herbicides and plant growth regulators. Discusses pesticide toxicity and types of exposure. Basic principles about when and how to use personal protective equipment and other methods for avoiding exposure.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1539
Audience type: Right-of-way maintenance supervisors
Format: Video Tape
Length: 10:00
Produced by: Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service/USDA/EPA
Copyright: 1991
Resource description: Discusses how to prevent problems through employee education, preparation and careful application. Also, how to handle confrontations with concerned citizens and the news media, both reactively and proactively.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 7556
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers-agricultural and nonagricultural
Format: Video Tape
Length: 9:32
Produced by: University of Maryland
Copyright: 1991
Resource description: Emphasis on nonagricultural pesticide application. Discusses how and why pesticides are regulated by federal, state and local authorities; which federal agency approves pesticides for use and which checks for pesticide residues in our food; who can legally use a restricted use pesticide; and what information is included in a Materials Safety Data Sheet (MSDS). Question and answer session on tape.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1452
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers-agricultural and nonagricultural
Format: Video Tape
Length: 12:02
Produced by: University of Maryland
Copyright: 1991
Resource description: Emphasis on nonagricultural pesticide application. Discusses how to read the pesticide label, so you can safely apply a pesticide, why it is important to check the label before you mix or apply any pesticide, and how the information on the label can be used to protect the applicator and the environment. Question and answer session on tape.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1453
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers-agricultural and nonagricultural
Format: Video Tape
Length: 13:05
Produced by: University of Maryland
Copyright: 1991
Resource description: Emphasis on nonagricultural pesticide application. Discusses how pesticides enter the body, how to avoid exposure, poor work habits that can lead to pesticide contamination and the effects pesticides have on the body. In addition, protective equipment required for certain types of pesticide application and procedures to follow in case of an accident. Question and answer session on tape.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1454
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers-agricultural and nonagricultural
Format: Video Tape
Length: 10:48
Produced by: University of Maryland
Copyright: 1991
Resource description: Emphasis on nonagricultural pesticide application. Discusses methods for storing pesticides safely, such as making sure all containers are labeled; where to put pesticides when transporting them; and how to protect yourself when mixing and loading pesticides. Also reviews rinse and disposal procedures for leftover pesticides and empty pesticide containers. Question and answer session on tape.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1455
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers-agricultural and nonagricultural
Format: Video Tape
Length: 10:55
Produced by: University of Maryland
Copyright: 1991
Resource description: Emphasis on nonagricultural pesticide application. Examines how pesticides contaminate our environment and how to avoid contamination; procedures to follow in case of a pesticide spill; three ways water can be contaminated by pesticides; what causes a pesticide to drift from its target site; and where to find information on how to avoid harming wildlife. Question and answer session on tape.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1456
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers-agricultural and nonagricultural
Format: Video Tape
Length: 11:20
Produced by: University of Maryland
Copyright: 1991
Resource description: Emphasis on nonagricultural pesticide application. Defines integrated pest management (IPM), pest thresholds and pest monitoring. Also discusses the importance of beneficials and natural predators in IPM, and how pesticides can be a part of an IPM program. Question and answer session on tape.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1457
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers, roadside vegetation maintenance personnel
Format: Video Tape
Length: 8:00
Produced by: Monsanto Co.
Copyright: 1992
Resource description: Discusses hazards of roadside vegetation, advantages of herbicides over mowing for roadside vegetation management and environmental safety of herbicides.
NO RECERTIFICATION CREDIT.
Audience type: Agricultural pesticide applicators/handlers, farmers, nursery and greenhouse owners/managers, foresters
Format: Video Tape
Length: 23:00
Produced by: EPA
Copyright: No Copyright, dated 1993
Resource description: Discusses the WPS: who must comply and what forms of protection must be provided by employers for their agricultural workers and pesticide handlers, i.e., information at a central location, pesticide safety training, emergency assistance, decontamination sites, notification of pesticide applications, early entry restrictions and other miscellaneous requirements.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2171
WORKBOOK for Certified Pesticide Applicators also available.
Audience type: Pesticide workers, handlers, and their employers in the greenhouse and nursery industry
Format: Video Tape
Length: 34:30
Produced by: Iowa State University
Copyright: No Copyright, dated 1994
Resource description: This video is intended to inform greenhouse and nursery owners and supervisors about the Worker Protection Standard (WPS). It explains WPS employer responsibilities for both pesticide handlers and agricultural workers; It describes requirements found in the WPS that are specific to pesticide handlers and to agricultural workers. It also describes additional requirements found in the WPS that are specific to greenhouse and nursery employers.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2449
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers, nursery and greenhouse owners/managers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 15:00
Produced by: Idea Bank
Copyright: 1989
Resource description: Discusses how to improve the organization of your pesticide storage facility; how to maintain records, mark and inspect pesticide storage buildings; how to protect pesticide containers during storage; and how to safely rinse and destroy pesticide containers when they are empty.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2158
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers, nursery and greenhouse owners/managers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 15:00
Produced by: Idea Bank
Copyright: 1989
Resource description: Discusses personal safety for pesticide applicators/handlers: posting emergency numbers, having clean water and a spill kit on hand and correctly using personal protective equipment. Also discusses specific responsibilities of the applicator to protect the environment, such as site inspections, correct application methods and proper equipment cleanup.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2159
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers, nursery and greenhouse owners/managers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 15:00
Produced by: Idea Bank
Copyright: 1989
Resource description: Discusses guidelines for calibrating different types of pesticide sprayers. Includes equipment inspection, mixing accuracy, proper loading procedures, safety measures when applying pesticides, personal protective equipment and disposal of leftover chemicals.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2160
Audience type: Pesticide applicators/handlers, nursery and greenhouse owners/managers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 15:00
Produced by: Idea Bank
Copyright: 1989
Resource description: Discusses types of equipment used in pesticide application; how to inspect the system and ready the spray tank before use; how to fill the tank properly; and the proper personal protective equipment and procedures that should be used when maintaining and cleaning equipment after use.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 2161
Audience type: All pesticide applicators/handlers
Format: Video Tape
Length: 18:00
Produced by: University of Arizona
Copyright: 1989
Resource description: Discusses information found on the pesticide label and the MSDS, personal protective equipment, accident procedures, poisoning symptoms, rinse and disposal requirements and pesticide storage.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1705
Audience type: Anyone who has contact with farm workers or their families
Format: Video Tape
Length: 26:00
Produced by: Work Group on Pesticide Health & Safety
Copyright: 1991
Resource description: How to train farm workers and their families about health and pesticide safety. Provides basic information on pesticide safety, where to obtain additional training tools and materials, education methods, how to plan a training session and teaching tips to help you reach your audience.
RECERTIFICATION CREDIT AVAILABLE. DPR Course Code: 1707
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