A group of state lead agencies that can rely on each other for collaboration, eliminate duplication of effort and maximize the utility of existing solutions for pesticide applicator certification and training.

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CTAG is a group of state lead agencies (SLA), pesticide safety education programs (PSEP), and tribal certification programs that can rely on each other for collaboration, eliminate duplication of effort and maximize the utility of existing solutions for pesticide applicator certification and training (C&;T).

Current Topics

CTAG is currently working in the following areas: label mandated training, asynchronous online training (on-demand) and synchronous training (live webinars), and category manual development and resource needs. Click on the Current Issues tab for more information.

Completed Resources

CTAG has posted all previously completed resources. They may be found by clicking the documents tab. They have been tagged by subject area, type of resource, keywords, whether they were addressed in the 2015 C&;T rule, and by year so that they are easy to search.

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