About Us
The Pesticide Safety Education Program (PSEP) at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, in concert with Extension Specialists, Extension Educators, and Extension Assistants, provides educational and training programs that address health, the environment, economic well-being, and pesticide safety.
Careers
Are you interested in a career in Agronomy/Horticulture or another area within the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources? Find out more.
In the News!
- Pesticide Safety Articles in CropWatch
- Apr. 4 – Tips for Recycling Pesticide Containers in 2024
- Jan. 17 – Pesticide Safety Certification Training for Private Applicators in 2024
- Jan. 17 – Commercial and Noncommercial Pesticide Applicator Training in 2024
- Jan. 17 – Chemigation Training in 2024
- Jan. 17 – Online Courses for Pesticide Applicator, Chemigation Training in 2024
- Jan. 17 – Private Pesticide Applicator Training Course Offered in Spanish for 2024
- IANR News Releases
- Worker Protection Standard (WPS) Resources
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Online Training Help
How to register for online training (PDF)
How to register for online training (Video)
Navigating the online private training (Video)
Navigating online chemigation training (Video)
Private Applicator
Private online training — Register for 2024 online private pesticide applicator training. Obtain certification or recertification for a private applicator license.
Programa de autoaprendizaje en línea para aplicador privado de pesticida
Commercial / Noncommercial
2024 online recertification training — The 2024 recertification period has closed.
Purchase study materials — Commercial/ noncommercial applicators can prepare for exams using our study manuals or online FlipBooks.
Exam sessions — Check here for a list of applicator exam sessions.
Chemigation
Online chemigation training — This online training program can be used for initial (first-time) certification and recertification of chemigators.
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Other Info & Resources
Math for Pesticide Applicators
Private Recordkeeping Resources
FieldWatch (Commercial specialty crops and beehives)