Which activity qualifies someone as a Dealer?

Which activity qualifies someone as a Dealer?

• A. Manufacturing pesticides for sale
• B. Storing bulk fertilizer or a restricted use pesticide for redistribution or direct resale, or is in the business of applying any pesticide to lands of another
• C. Applying pesticides to their own property without compensation
• D. Training staff in pesticide use only

Answer: (B)

Under Kentucky pesticide regulations, a Dealer is someone who handles pesticides in a way that involves sale, distribution, or providing application services to others. Storing bulk pesticides for redistribution or direct resale fits this definition because it involves preparing and moving products for sale. Being in the business of applying any pesticide to lands owned by someone else also makes you a Dealer, since it involves offering pesticide service to customers. The other activities describe manufacturing pesticides, applying pesticides only on your own property, or training others, which do not meet the dealer definition because they don’t involve selling, distributing, or providing application services to clients.

Under Kentucky pesticide regulations, a Dealer is someone who handles pesticides in a way that involves sale, distribution, or providing application services to others. Storing bulk pesticides for redistribution or direct resale fits this definition because it involves preparing and moving products for sale. Being in the business of applying any pesticide to lands owned by someone else also makes you a Dealer, since it involves offering pesticide service to customers. The other activities describe manufacturing pesticides, applying pesticides only on your own property, or training others, which do not meet the dealer definition because they don’t involve selling, distributing, or providing application services to clients.