It has now become common for farmers to use specialized chemical substances to control pest problems in the workplace. Due to the increasing concern over the potential hazards of pesticides, a complex set of regulations in Canada and other industrialized nations have been developed. All aspects of pesticide use are considered including; training, application, container disposal, and storage. Because these regulations are determined by each province, we suggest you use the Government Regulations section of this site to see what has been legislated in your area.
The following information is included to provide you with a general overview of the risks and protective measures to consider when working with pesticides. Please refer to the labels on all products for specific details or contact the Ministry of Environment and Energy in your province.
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Identifying pesticide poisoning
Understanding the risks of working with pesticides
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Protection against pesticide poisoning
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