Hello,
To obtain a license for handling pesticides and fertilizers, you typically need to complete the following courses:
PA1 – Safe Use of Pesticides (Foundation Module): Covers legislation, safety precautions, and proper handling of pesticides.
PA6 – Handheld Applicator Training: Focuses on using handheld equipment like knapsack sprayers for pesticide application.
PA2 – Boom Sprayer Training: Required if you plan to operate vehicle-mounted or trailed boom sprayers.
Diploma in Agriculture : Diploma or graduation in Agriculture would be a plus.
These courses ensure you apply pesticides safely and comply with regulatory requirements. Completion is often mandatory for professional pesticide users.
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Hello aspirant,
A diploma in agriculture is required in order to obtain a license to use pesticides and fertilizers. It is explicitly stated that a Bachelor of Agriculture or Diploma in Agriculture degree is required in order to obtain a license for a new fertilizer or pesticide store.
Thank you
Hi Mudassir,
To obtain a license to deal with pesticides and fertilizers in India, the specific course requirements and qualifications depend on the type of license you are applying for (retail or wholesale) and the regulations set by the Insecticides Act, 1968 and Fertilizer Control Order (FCO), 1985 . Here are the general requirements:
Retail License:
Wholesale License:
Short-Term Certification Courses:
Specialized Training:
Hope this helps!
Hi,
It is mandatory in India that if you want to get a pesticides or fertilizer license in India, you may need to complete a course or have a degree in a related field.
For pesticides liecence - you must possess a graduate degree in agriculture or science with chemistry or diploma in agriculture with a certificate of at least 15 days of training.
For fertilizer liecence - You must complete a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture course.
Hope this information will help you
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