Commercial Applicator Pesticide Usage Summary for 2000

To see the Active Ingredients listed by weight for each use pattern please click on the appropriate Host Group

 

Host Group
Pounds Active Ingredient
Percent of Total
Cooling Towers
807923
72%
Corn
239477
21%
Wood Treatment
29813
2.6%
Golf Courses
20363
1.8%
Grasses, Turf, Poison Ivy, Weeds
5444
0.5%
Electrical Utility
4945
0.4%
Railroads
3956
0.3%
Tree Fruits
3370
0.3%
Structural
2839
0.3%
Ornamentals
2186
0.2%
Highway
1345
0.1%
Small Fruit and Vegetable
1088
0.1%
Mosquitoes
553
< 0.1%
Nurseries, Plant Propagation, Trees
369
< 0.1%
Aquatic
325
< 0.1%
Field and Forage
186
< 0.1%


 
Total # AI Used in 2000
1124184
 

 

 

**The Department has developed a pesticide use computer data base, and compiled the information from pesticide use reports submitted by certified commercial and noncommercial applicators. This database was used to prepare this annual report summarizing, quantity of pesticides used, and category of applicator or host group and county of application. The data summarizes the information received regarding pesticide sales and usage as reported to the Department by the regulated community. The Department cannot attest to the accuracy of the information contained in these data summaries. Users of the data are cautioned against the use of the data to draw specific conclusions regarding pesticide sales and use in Vermont. The Department accepts data from the regulated community on handwritten forms possibly contributing to data entry errors. The data in these reports are from commercial and non commercial applicators who are required to report all pesticide use annually with the Department. The data have been collected from use reports filed by businesses that hold valid Vermont pesticide business licenses and by individuals with commercial applicator certification. It is our best effort to insure data accuracy but some errors may persist.

 

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