The article has been updated successfully.No, although most pesticide application posting may occur as a result of lawn and ornamental pest control treatments, pesticide applications performed to turf and/or ornamentals for the control and prevention of other category pests (i.e. general household pests) are included in the requirement to post.
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Is the requirement to post a notice of the application of pesticides to areas of landscapes associated with buildings specific to any particular category of pest control?
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23rd of August, 2010
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