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Agriculture & Natural Resources

UGA Extension agents, in county offices across Georgia, provide a link between the University and the public.


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Private Pesticide Appicator License Information

You are required to obtain a Private Pesticide Applicator license if you would like to purchase a restricted-use pesticide (NOTE: you must meet the REQUIREMENT that you will be producing an agricultural, ornamental, or forestry commodity).  You must complete the Pesticide Safety Education Program, pass the exam, and present your certificate of completion along with proper identification to your local County Extension Office.  Your information will be submitted to the Georgia Department of Agriculture. You will receive your license within 3-4 weeks.  There is a fee of $25.00.

Commercial Pesticide Appicator License Information

If you are interested in a Commercial Pesticide Applicator license, visit our  Commercial Applicators webpage for more information.


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The Georgia Agriculture Tax Exemption (GATE) is an agricultural sales and use tax exemption certificate issued by the Department of Agriculture that identifies its user as a qualified farmer or agricultural producer. Click on the Logo at the top for more information.