Take the certified applicator exam in St. Joseph County on March 26

Nicolle Ritchie<ritchi67@msu.edu>, Michigan State University Extension -

The core review and exam to become a certified restricted use pesticide (RUP) applicator will be held on March 26 in Three Rivers. Four RUP credits are available to those with a current license who attend the review.

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The exam to become a certified pesticide applicator in Michigan will be offered in-person on March 26 at GreenMark in Three Rivers located at 16700 Heimbach Rd., Three Rivers, Mich., 49093. The day starts at 8:30 a.m. with a review of the national core pesticide manual. This review is required to be able to take the exam and will run until about 12:30 p.m. Following the review, a quick lunch will be served before the exam starts at approximately 1 p.m.

Those who already have a current valid pesticide applicator certification can earn 4 RUP credits by attending the morning review, and lunch is still included as part of the registration fee.

Register here to attend the Pesticide Applicator Core Review and MDARD Core Testing in Three Rivers on March 26. Cost to attend is $25.

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