Bureau of Agrichemical Management

​​The Bureau of Agrichemical Management (ACM) oversees regulation of pesticides; fertilizers, soil additives, and lime; and animal feeds, including pet food.​

The Bureau's pesticides responsibility includes certifying and licensing pesticide applicators; licensing businesses that manufacture, sell or apply pesticides; operating the Landscape Pesticide Notification Registry; administering agrichemical storage and spill laws; funding some Clean Sweep hazardous waste and prescription drug collections; and enforcing the Worker Protection Standard and other pesticide, feed and fertilizer laws.

Its fertilizer responsibilities include licensing the manufacture and distribution of fertilizers; distribution of soil and plant additives and lime; and regulation of fertilizer labeling.

Feed authority includes licensing manufacture, labeling and distribution of livestock feed and pet food; and issuing certificates of free sale for feed exports. 

Clean Sweep

Driftwatch 

Feed Licensing

Fertilizer, Soil and Plant Additive, and Lime Licensing​

Groundwater​

Integrated Pest Management in Public Schools

Landscape Pesticide Registry

Lawn Care Services

Pesticide Certification and Licensing​

Pesticide Products

Pesticide and Fertilizer Spills

Pesticide Fertilizer Storage

Pesticides and the Endangered Species Act​​​

Worker Protection Standard

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