North Carolina pesticide report

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January 1 - December 31, 2004
Steve Troxler, Commissioner
2004
THE BULLETIN
of the
North Carolina Department of Agriculture
and Consumer Services
North Carolina
PESTICIDE REPORT
for
Number 307
300
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Table of Contents
Page
Foreword ........................................................................................................................... 3
How to Use this Report ..................................................................................................... 4
Introduction ....................................................................................................................... 5
Brief of the North Carolina Pesticide Law of 1971 and Adopted Regulations ................... 6
Pesticide Board and Pesticide Advisory Committee .......................................................... 8
Pesticide Environmental Trust Fund .................................................................................. 13
Pesticide Container Recycling and Disposal Assistance Programs.................................. 15
Licensed Pesticide Ground Applicators, 2004 .................................................................. 22
Licensed Pest Control Consultants, 2004 ......................................................................... 151
Licensed Pesticide Public Operators, 2004 ...................................................................... 153
Licensed Pesticide Dealers, 2004 ..................................................................................... 212
Licensed Pesticide Aerial Applicators, 2004 ..................................................................... 222
Definitions Adopted .......................................................................................................... 225
Table I - Analytical Results of Formulation Samples Collected in 2004. ........................... 226
Table II - Analytical Results of Microbiological Samples Collected in 2004. ................... 230
Table III – Manufacturers Found to Have Unregistered or Misbranded Products in the
Marketplace during 2004 .................................................................................................. 233
Summary of Regulatory Activities Performed ................................................................... 237
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FOREWORD
The 2004 edition of the North Carolina Pesticide Report represents a revision of
previous issues. By elaborating on the purpose of this report, by adding new material, and
by better defining the substances listed, we attempted to reflect in a more meaningful man-ner,
the information collected during the 2004 calendar year. We hope that more readers
will be able to use it effectively.
This will acknowledge and express our appreciation to the following people who
made significant contributions to the contents and preparation of this Pesticide Report:
Pesticide Section - Margaret D. Broome, Betty H. Griffin, Eleanor F. Lipscomb, Luella D.
Thwreatt and Laura L. Stover, Processing Assistant III’s; Stacey R. Hicks, Amy D.
Disbennett and Ann Vaughn, Office Assistant IV’s; Jamie Frye, Administrative Secretary II;
Michael V. Williams and Jan L. Culbreth, Information Processing Technicians; Florence S.
Lamphier, Administrative Officer I; James W. Burnette, Jr., Pesticide Administrator;
Sharron A. Stewart, Deputy Pesticide Administrator; L. Lee Davis, Registration Manager;
Dr. Colleen M. Hudak-Wise, Certification, Licensing & Outreach Manager; J. Patrick
Jones, Field Operations & Regulatory Manager; Dr. Henry F. Wade, Environmental Quality
Manager; Robert M. Welker, Quality Assurance Officer; Kay G. Harris, Worker Protection
Specialist; Carmina C. Hanson, Bilingual Pesticide Specialist; Michael A. Mitchell, Field
Operations Specialist, William G. Parham, III, and Carolyn M. Thompson, Pesticide Spe-cialists;
James H. Choate, Certification Specialist; John B. Dalley and Dwight E. Seal,
District Managers; James C. Bristow, Jr., Charles L. Clark, Steven F. Gatton, Benny C.
Griffin, N. Patrick Farquahar, Gwen T. Minton, W. Howard Minton and James T. Perry,
Pesticide Inspector II’s; Thomas C. Bowman, Jr.,W. Kenneth Crabtree, M. Timm Dazey,
Jr., W. Barry Dunn, Robert S. Hamilton, Jimmy Merritt, Forrest Sue Egelston-Moncada,
J. Michael Jackson, R. Steve Taylor, D. Wayne Tyer and Paul H. Ward, III, Pesticide In-spector
I’s; Food and Drug Protection Division - E. Bruce Williams, Director; Dr. Joel M.
Padmore, Dr. Roger L. McDaniel, State Chemist; Dr. W. Mark Cosby, Chief Microbiolo-gist;
Martha Bray and Dawn Davis, Vaishali M. Hingoo, Kimberly N. McGill, Crystal D.
Orr, Urvashi K. Patel, Grisel Rosario, Microbiologists; Ronald R. Willett, Pesticide Labora-tory
Manager; Frankie G. Worsham, Supervisor Pesticide Laboratory; R.Vern Park, Ste-fanie
A. Raysich, Ronnie E. Rollins, Chemists; Coy T. Bowling, Processing Assistant;
George Hernandez, LAN Administrator.
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How to Use This Report
The N.C. Pesticide Board is mandated by the General Statutes of North Carolina (§ 143-437) to make annual
reports to the Governor on matters involving pesticides. The North Carolina Pesticide Report for 2004 fulfills this
mandate. Considerable time and effort have gone into editing and organizing this 2004 edition which summarizes
regulatory activities performed under the N.C. Pesticide Law of 1971. Every section has been updated, and new
information has been added in order to make the North Carolina Pesticide Report for 2004 a useful reference. In this
document you will find the following:
Introduction
The Introduction describes the development of laws and regulations governing the sale and use of pesticides in
North Carolina. It also refers to certain divisions in the North Carolina Department of Agriculture & Consumer
Services that perform key roles in regulating and controlling the sale and use of pesticides in this State.
North Carolina Pesticide Law of 1971 and Adopted Regulations
This section presents a brief abstract of the North Carolina Pesticide Law of 1971. It also indicates where to
obtain a complete copy of the Law and the pursuant Regulations adopted by the North Carolina Pesticide Board.
Pesticide Board and Pesticide Advisory Committee
This section presents a brief description of the duties and composition of the North Carolina Pesticide Board and
the North Carolina Pesticide Advisory Committee. In addition, a brief summary of each North Carolina Pesticide
Board meeting held during 2004 is given.
Pesticide Environmental Trust Fund
In this section, a summary of the Pesticide Environmental Trust Fund’s financial transactions for 2004 is presented.
Balances, receipts, expenditures, refunds, cumulative (1993-2004) figures and project summaries are given.
Pesticide Container Recycling and Disposal Assistance Programs
This section summarizes the amount of plastic pesticide containers recycled during 2004 and the amount of pesticides
waste collected at both the designated disposal collection sites and permanent household hazardous waste collection
sites across North Carolina during the same year.
Licensed Pesticide Dealers, 2004
This section is a directory of the names and counties of pesticide dealers licensed in 2004.
Licensed Pesticide Aerial Applicators, 2004
This section is a directory of the names and counties of aerial pesticide applicators licensed in 2004.
Licensed Pesticide Ground Applicators, 2004
This section is a directory of the names and counties of ground pesticide applicators licensed in 2004.
Licensed Pesticide Public Operators, 2004
This section is a directory of the names and counties of public operators licensed in 2004 to apply pesticides for
municipal, county, state, and/or federal governments.
Licensed Pest Control Consultants, 2004
This section is a directory of the names and counties of pest control consultants licensed in 2004.
NOTE. Individually requested and tailored lists of registrants, dealers, applicators or consultants are available
by contacting the Pesticide Section at (919) 733-3556. A nominal printing charge may apply.
Definitions Adopted
This section explains definitions that were adopted for reporting the analytical results of pesticides sampled by
pesticide inspectors and analyzed by the Department’s laboratories.
Table I
Table I gives the analytical results of pesticides sampled and analyzed for their formulations. Company name and
address are those listed on the product label when it was purchased in the marketplace.
Table II
Table II presents the results of disinfectants tested for their label guarantee to kill various microorganisms. Here
again, company name and address are those listed on the product label when it was purchased in the marketplace.
Table III
Table III is an alphabetical listing of the names and addresses of manufacturers and/or distributors that were
found to have unregistered or misbranded products in the marketplace during 2004.
Summary of Regulatory Activities Performed
This section presents a summary of the various regulatory activities performed by the Department under the North
Carolina Pesticide Law of 1971. The following information is included: number of manufacturers who registered
pesticides for sale; number of pesticide products registered; number of physical samples collected and examined;
number of stop-sale, stop-use, or removal orders issued; the number of licenses and private applicator certificates
issued; and the number of compliance inspections conducted.
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The term "Pesticide" covers a large number of materials and mixtures intended for destroying, controlling,
or repelling pests such as insects, weeds, and other noxious plants, predatory animals and birds, soil-infesting
pests such as nematodes, algae, snails, and bacteria. Other examples are disinfectants, antiseptics,
and fungicides for use other than on living man or other animals, defoliants, various repellents, fly paper, and
other adhesive products whose action goes beyond simple mechanics, moth proofers, wood preservatives other than
common paints, mildew controls, and seed fumigants.
An adequate and readily available supply of many of these products is essential in the economical
production of feed and fiber crops. The preservation of many products in storage and the control of domestic
and industrial pests which affect both the health and welfare of human beings and animals are like-wise
dependent on such materials.
While the development and distribution of various pesticides to serve the needs are important, provisions
must be present to protect the public. During the years 1947 through 1971, it was the purpose of the
economic poisons law (North Carolina Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act of 1947, G.S. 4A, Chapter
106) to protect the public from adulterated, misbranded, worthless, and dangerous products, and legitimate
manufacturers from unscrupulous competition.
During the years 1953 through 1971, the aerial application of pesticides was regulated by the North
Carolina Aerial Crop Dusting Law, G.S. 4B, Chapter 106. The Law and the regulations promulgated thereunder,
in summary, required the registration and licensing of contractors and aviators who engaged in the custom
application of pesticides by aircraft in North Carolina. The validity of a license was further restricted to the
period of time that coverage by liability bond or insurance for damage by aircraft was in force.
During 1969, the North Carolina General Assembly through House Resolution 1392 directed the Legislative
Research Commission to study the laws regulating pesticides in N.C. and report its findings and
recommendations to the 1971 General Assembly. As a result of the findings and recommendations
of the Commission, the North Carolina Pesticide Law of 1971 was adopted. The N.C. Pesticide Law of
1971 established the North Carolina Pesticide Board as the governing body for the programs of pesticide
management and control set forth in the Law. Provisions for regulating the use, application (aerial and
ground), sale, storage, disposal and registration of pesticides are set forth in the Law.
The Law provides for the adoption of a list of restricted use pesticides and requires the licensing of all
pesticide dealers who sell restricted use pesticides directly to users. Pesticide applicators and consultants are
also subject to licensing requirements. Private pesticide applicators may be required to be certified or
recertified in order to purchase, use, and supervise use of restricted use pesticides in agricultural commodity production.
The Commissioner of Agriculture is responsible for administering and enforcing the Law and all rules and
regulations adopted by the Board.
Each brand or grade of pesticide must be registered with the North Carolina Department of Agriculture &
Consumer Services before it can be legally offered for sale in the State. A $30.00 registration fee for each
brand or grade must accompany each application for registration. In addition to the registration fee,
an annual environmental assessment must be paid for each brand or grade to be registered in North Carolina.
The assessment shall be $50.00 if the applicant’s gross sales of the pesticide in this state for the preceding 12
months for the period ending September 30th were more than $5,000.00 and $25.00 if gross sales were less
than $5,000.00. This assessment must accompany the $30.00 registration fee in order for the registration to be complete.
A statewide inspection service will be maintained to investigate incidents involving pesticide misuse
and to implement programs to enhance compliance to the Law and regulations. In addition to product
registration and applicator licensing programs, the Pesticide Section of the Food and Drug Protection
Division will implement programs as authorized by regulation pertaining to the quality of formulated pesticides,
the storage, disposal, and use of pesticides. The Department will maintain analytical laboratories to conduct
analysis of official samples obtained for regulatory purposes.
Introduction
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Pesticide Applicator
Licensing
Requirement
Brief of the North Carolina
Pesticide Law of 1971
Governing Body
Administrative
and Enforcement
Assists the Board
and Commissioner in
an advisory capacity
Restricted Use
Pesticides
Private Applicator
Certification
Requirement
Pesticide Dealer
Licensing
Requirement
North Carolina Pesticide Board
Commissioner of Agriculture
North Carolina Pesticide Advisory Committee
Any pesticide may be designated as a "Restricted Use Pesticide" upon the grounds that in
the judgment of the Board it is so hazardous or injurious to persons, pollinating insects,
animals, crops, wildlife, lands, or the environment that additional restrictions on its sale,
purpose, use, or possession are required. Restricted Use Pesticides also include any pesticide
required by the Environmental Protection Agency to bear the designation on its labeling
"Restricted Use Pesticide." (Restricted Use Pesticides have been established by regulation.)
The Board may require certification and recertification of private pesticide applicators
and charge a fee of up to $10.00. The current fee is established by regulation at $6 for a
three-year certification.
All pesticide dealers who sell restricted use pesticides must be licensed. Application for a
pesticide dealer's license must be accompanied by a nonrefundable fee of $30. All licenses
shall expire on December 31 of the year for which they are issued. The license may be
renewed annually upon application to the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services,
accompanied by a non-refundable fee of $30 for each license. Each applicant must demonstrate
upon written, or written and oral, examination his knowledge of pesticides, their usefulness
and their hazards; his competence as a pesticide dealer; and his knowledge of the laws and
regulations governing the use and sale of pesticides.
No person shall engage in the business of pesticide applicator within North Carolina
unless he is licensed annually by the Board. Each license application shall be accompanied
by a nonrefundable fee of $30 for each applicator's license and an additional $10 for each
aircraft to be licensed. A pesticide applicator is defined as any person who owns or operates
a pesticide application business or who provides, for compensation, a service that includes
the application of pesticides upon the lands or properties of another; any public operator;
any golf course operator; any seed treater; any person engaged in demonstration or research
pest control; and any other person who applies pesticides for compensation and is not
exempt from this definition. It does not include:
a. Any person who uses or supervises the use of a pesticide (i) only for the purpose of
producing an agricultural commodity on property owned or rented by him or his employer,
or (ii) only (if applied without compensation other than trading of personal services between
producers of agricultural commodities) on the property of another person, or (iii) only for the
purposes set forth in (i) and (ii) above.
b. Any person who applies pesticides for structural pest control, as defined in the North
Carolina Structural Pest Control Law (G.S. Chapter 106, Article 4C.)
Each applicant must demonstrate upon written, or written and oral, examination his
competence as a pesticide applicator or public operator. In addition, to be licensed as a pilot,
a person must have 125 hours and one year's flying experience as a pilot in the field of
aerial pesticide application.
No person shall perform services as a pest control consultant without first procuring
from the Board a license. The application for a license shall be accompanied by an annual
nonrefundable fee of $30. A pest control consultant is defined as any person who, for a fee,
offers or supplies technical advice, supervision, or aid, or recommends the use of specific
pesticides for the purpose of controlling insects, plant diseases, weeds, and other pests,
but does not include any person regulated by the North Carolina Structural Pest Control Act.
Each applicant must demonstrate upon written, or written and oral, examination his
competence as a pesticide consultant. An applicant for a pest control consultant license must possess
a Ph.D., master’s, or bachelor’s degree in an agricultural or biological science from an accredited
college or university with a minimum of 30 semester hours or 45 quarter hours of credit in
subject areas pertinent to the category in which the applicant seeks to obtain a license.
Emphasis of study must include insect, plant, bacterial, and fungal pests, as applicable to
the category, and integrated pest management.
Pest Control
Consultant
Licensing
Requirement
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No person shall handle, transport, store, display, or distribute pesticides in such a
manner as to endanger man or his environment.
Every pesticide prior to being distributed, sold, or offered for sale within this State or
delivered for transportation or transported in intrastate commerce or between points within
this State through any point outside this State, shall be registered and such registration
shall be renewed annually. Each manufacturer, distributor, or registrant of a pesticide shall
supervise the activities of any employee or agent to prevent the making of deceptive or
misleading statements about a pesticide. It shall be unlawful for any person to distribute,
sell, or offer for sale any restricted use pesticide to any dealer who does not hold a valid N.C.
Pesticide Dealer License.
A registration fee of $30 for each brand or grade of pesticide is required. An additional
$200 delinquent registration penalty shall be assesed against the registrant for each brand
or grade of pesticide marketed in North Carolina prior to registration.
An annual Pesticide Environmental Trust Fund assessment fee is required for each
brand or grade of pesticide registered. This fee is either $25.00 or $50.00, based on
gross sales of the pesticide within the State for the previous year. The assessments provide
funding for agromedicine efforts at East Carolina University, North Carolina State University,
and North Carolina A&T University and for pesticide environmental programs administered
by the N.C. Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services.
Registration is subject to refusal or cancellation for cause and upon hearing.
Any brand or grade found to be deficient or excessive in active ingredients, misbranded,
adulterated, or not registered is subject to "Stop Sale, Stop Use or Removal Orders."
The Pesticide Board may assess a civil penalty of not more than $2,000 against any
person who violates or directly causes a violation of any provision of this Article or any
rule adopted pursuant to this Article. In determining the amount of any penalty, the Board
may consider the degree and extent of harm caused by the violation and the cost of
rectifying the damage caused by the violation.
Notwithstanding any other provision of this Law, the maximum penalty which may be
assessed under this section against a "private pesticide applicator" is $500 and such penalties
may be assessed only for willful violations.
Any person who shall be adjudged to have violated any provision of the Law, or any
regulation of the Board adopted pursuant to this Law, shall be guilty of a Class 2 misdemeanor
and for each violation shall be liable for a penalty of not less than $100 or more than $1,000
or shall be imprisoned for not more than 60 days, or both. In addition, if any person
continues to violate or further violates any provision of this Article after written notice from
the Board, the court may determine that each day during which the violation continued or is
repeated constitutes a separate violation subject to the foregoing penalties.
Handling, Storage,
and Disposal of
Pesticides
Registration
Registration Fee
and Delinquent
Penalty
Pesticide
Environmental
Trust Fund
Assessment
Refusal or Cancellation
of Registration
Civil
Penalties
Other
Penalties
NOTE: Copies of the North Carolina Pesticide Law of 1971, as amended through
1998, may be obtained upon request to the Pesticide Section, North Carolina
Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services, 1090 Mail Service Center,
Raleigh, NC 27699-1090. Copies of the Regulations adopted by the North Carolina
Pesticide Board may be requested from the same source. Both documents are
also available on the Internet at
www.ncagr.com/fooddrug/pesticid
"Stop Sale, Stop Use
or Removal Orders"
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North Carolina Pesticide Board
The North Carolina Pesticide Board is a seven-member, governor appointed Board charged with the duty of governing
pesticide management and control as set forth in the North Carolina Pesticide Law of 1971. The members represent
different sectors of the regulated public.
The Board adopts rules and regulations and makes policies for the program outlined in the North Carolina Pesticide
Law of 1971. Board members serve staggered four-year terms. Appointments to fill vacancies in the Board are of individuals
having the same credentials as the predecessor.
MEMBERS OF THE NORTH CAROLINA PESTICIDE BOARD, 2004
(N.C. General Statute §143-436)
One member each representing the North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services; the North
Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources; and the State Health Director or his designee. The
persons so selected may be either members of a policy board or departmental officials or employees.
Mr. Carl E. Falco, Director, Structural Pest Control Division,
N. C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, P. O. Box 27647, Raleigh, NC 27611
Tel. 919/733-6100 office)
Dr. Ricky L. Langley, Medical Epidemiologist, Occupational and Environmental Epidemiology Section,
N. C. Department of Health and Human Services, 1912 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, NC 27699-1912
Tel. 919/715-6428 office)
Ms. Robin W. Smith, Assistant Secretary for Planning and Policy,
N.C. Dept. of Environment and Natural Resources, 1601 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, NC 27699-1601
(Tel. 919/715-4141)
A representative of the agricultural chemical industry.
Dr. Thomas Allen Scarborough,
7905 Farnham Ct., Raleigh, NC 27616
(Telephone: 919/676-4113 work)
A person directly engaged in agricultural production.
* Mr. M. Scott Whitford,
1903 Scott’s Store Road, Grantsboro, NC 28529
(Tel. 252/745-5612 home)
Two at-large members, from other fields of endeavor, one of whom shall be a nongovernmental conservationist.
** Mr. Charles L. Keels,
1021 Tanglewood Drive, Cary, NC 27511
(Tel. 919/467-8525 home)
Dr. W. Benson Kirkman,
3712 Eakley Court, Raleigh, NC 27606
(Tel. 919/859-1187 home)
* Chairman
** Vice Chairman
Secretary, James W. Burnette, Jr.
North Carolina Pesticide Board
1090 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, NC 27699-1090
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North Carolina Pesticide Board Meetings
North Carolina Pesticide Board Meetings
February 10, 2004
Dr. Thomas Arcury, Wake Forest University school of family Medicine, presented a final report for the Pesticide
Environmental Trust Fund supported project entitled Como Controloar Plagas (How to Control Pests): A Cartoon
Novela. The Board received both Spanish and English versions of the integrated pest management novela. Dr. Arcury
stated that half of the projects funding were spent on printing costs.
The second portion of Dr. Arcury’s presentation was a proposal request for funding by the PETF entitled Agricultural
Worker Protection Research: Comparable Data Conference. The project is designed, via conference, to begin the
development of consensus statements for the collection, measurement and analyses of environmental pesticide exposure
assessment, biomarker of pesticide exposure, measurement of personal and exposure characteristics, and measurements
of health effects. Additional funds are being sought from the Environmental Protection agency as well as other nationally
recognized health research organizations.
Dr. Jill Sidebottom, North Carolina State University (NCSU) Forestry Extension Specialist, presented a proposal
for funding by the PETF, entitled Working with Christmas Tree Growers and their Hispanic Farmworkers in
Alleghany, Ashe, and Watauga Counties to Increase Adoption of Scouting and Other Advanced IPM Practices
The project is designed to train Hispanic farmworkers to properly scout trees utilizing IPM concepts. The project’s
success would be measured by survey/audit to determine the increase in knowledge.
Dr. David Orr, NCSU Department of Entomology, presented a PETF proposal for consideration by the NC Pesticide
Board entitled Development of Effective On-Farm Beneficial Insect Habitat for Improved Insect Pest Management.
The three-year project would develop a list of plants that provide beneficial insect habitants. The outcome would be
recommended combinations of plants, adapted to NC that would build beneficial insect habitants and contribute to
on-farm insect pest management.
Assistant Attorney General Thomas Meacham presented settlement agreements for the Board’s consideration and
approval.
March 9, 2004
NC Pesticide Board Chairman Scott Whitford presented Dr. Earl Ogle with a plaque in recognition of his outstanding
service to the NC Pesticide Board from 1979- 2003.
A final report on the PETF funded project Pesticide Environmental Risk Reduction in Farmworkers: A
Project Using Americorps WPS Trainers in Primary Health Care Facilities was presented by Ms. Elizabeth
Lambar and Ms. Shauna Sears, NC Office of Research and Demonstrations and Rural Health Development, Department
of Health and Human Services.
Ms. June Brotherton, the Executive Director of Friends of Residents in Long Term Care, presented a proposal for
PETF funding entitled IPM In Long Term Care Facilities That House Frail Elders. The project is designed to
address persistent pest control problems that occur in long term care facilities through the use of Integrated Pest
Management.
Dr. Kenneth Sorensen, NCSU Entomology Dept., presented a Section 18 Emergency Exemption for the use of
Fipronil (Regent 4SC) on sweetpotatoes to control wireworm complex (Melanotus species).
Assistant Attorney General Barry Bloch presented settlement agreements for the Board’s consideration and
approval.
May 11, 2004
From a precious case heard by the Pesticide Board, the respondant, requested consideration by the for a continuance
in a formal hearing setting.
Dr. Colleen Hudak-Wise, Certification, Licensing and Outreach Programs Manager, Pesticide Section NCDA&CS,
presented the annual report of the Pesticide Environmental Trust Fund.
Dr. Henry Wade, Environmental Programs Manager, Pesticide Section NCDA&CS, presented the 2004 PETF
proposal for the Pesticide Container Recycling Program.
Dr. Wade presented the 2003 John L. Smith Plastic Pesticide Container recycling Award to Mr. Lareo Reddick,
representing the Martin County Cooperative Extension Service.
Dr. John Van Duyn, NCSU Philip Morris Professor and Extension Specialist presented a PETF proposal for
Managing Western Corn Rootworm Damage and Reducing Pesticide Risks In Piedmont Silage Corn Production.
The project is designed to demonstrate the utility of neonicotinoid corn seed coatings and Cry3 Bt biotech corn
management of western corn rootworm in silage corn grown in NC Piedmont.
Dr. George Kennedy presented a Section 18 Emergency Exemption for the use of Capture 2EC Insecticide
(bifenthrin) sweetpotatoes to control beetle complex.
Dr. David Monks, NCSU Dept. of Horticultural science, presented a Section 18 Emergency Exemption for the use
of Sandea (halosulfuron) on sweetpotatoes to control nutsedge.
Assistant Attorney Generals, Barry Bloch and Thomas Meacham, lead a discussion with the NC Pesticide Board,
concerning private pesticide applicator monetary penalty assessments.
Assistant Attorney General Barry Bloch presented settlement agreements for the Board’s consideration and
approval.
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July 13, 2004
The final report of the PETF sponsored project, Field Testing of a Lethal Oviposition Trap Against Suburban
Populations of Aedes Albopictus (Asian Tiger Mosquito), was presented by Dr. Charles S. Apperson, NCSU Dept. of
Entomology.
An overview of the Section 18 Emergency Exemption for the use of Propiconazole (Tilt, Propimax EC, Bumper),
Tebuconazole (Folicur), Myclobutanil(Laredo EC, Laredo EW), Propiconazole+ Trifloxstrobin (Stratego), Tetraconazole
(Deomark), Pyraclostrobin (Headline), and Pyraclostrobin+ Boscalid (Pristine), to control soybean rust on soybeans.
Assistant Attorney General Barry Bloch presented settlement agreements for the Board’s consideration and
approval.
The Board continued discussion of the monetary penalty assessment against private pesticide applicators. Attorney
Barry Bloch of the Attorney General’s Office lead the discussion with defining the willful. The Board elected to continue
discussion at the next meeting.
November 9, 2004
The Pesticide Board appointed Dr. Stewart Sherrick to the Pesticide advisory board as the Pesticide Industry
representative.
The guidelines and procedures for granting funds from the Pesticide Environmental Trust Fund were presented by
Dr. Colleen Hudak-Wise, Pesticide Section, to the Board.
The Board discussed its obligation with respect to the Child Support Law. In its final decision, the Board specifically
delegated the Secretary of the Board and the Pesticide staff the authority to take actions necessary to comply with the
license suspension requirements under the 1996 Child Support Law.
Assistant Attorney General Thomas Meacham presented settlement agreements for consideration and approval
by the Board.
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The North Carolina Pesticide Advisory Committee
The North Carolina Pesticide Law of 1971 establishes a twenty-member Pesticide Advisory Committee to advise the
N.C. Pesticide Board on technical questions and on the development of rules and regulations. Members of the Advisory
Committee represent different sectors of the regulated public. Members of the Committee serve at the pleasure of the
Board.
MEMBERS OF THE N.C. PESTICIDE ADVISORY COMMITTEE, 2004
(N.C. General Statute §143-439)
Three practicing farmers
**Mr. Dan McConnell, 475 Old Dana Road, Hendersonville, NC 28792
(Tel. 828/692-2819)
**Mr. Marshall W. Grant, Route 1, Box 66, Garysburg, NC 27831
(Tel. 919/537-5111 home)
**Mr. Darryl K. Corriher, 1475 Corriher Springs Road, China Grove, NC 28023
(Tel. 704/857-6557 home)
One conservationist (at large)
**Mr. John Paul Lilly, 312 Hampton Drive, Plymouth, NC 27962
(Tel. 252/793-2088 home)
One ecologist (at large)
**Dr. Thomas R. Wentworth, Professor, Dept. of Botany, NCSU, Box 7612, Raleigh, NC 27695-7612
(Tel. 919/515-2168 office)
One representative of the pesticide industry
**Dr. Stewart Sherrick, 4774 River Farm Road, Rocky Mount, NC 27803
(Tel. 919/338-8024 home)
One representative of agri-business (at large)
**Mr. Charles G. Rock, 5517 Robin Ridge Road, Greensboro, NC 27410
(Tel. 336/294-4238 home)
One local health director
**Ms. Jenny P. Lassiter, Health Director, Pamlico Co. Health Dept., PO Box 306, Bayboro, NC 28515
(Tel. 252/745-5111 office)
Three members of the North Carolina State University (NCSU) College of Agriculture & Life Sciences, at least one of
which shall be from the area of wildlife or biology
*Dr. Clyde E. Sorenson, Associate Professor, Dept. of Entomology, NCSU, Box 7630,
Raleigh, NC 27695-7630
(Tel. 919/515-8427 office)
*Dr. P. Sterling Southern, Dept. Extension Leader, Dept. of Entomology, NCSU, Box 7613,
Raleigh, NC 27695-7613
(Tel. 919/515-2748 office)
*Dr. Alan C. York, Extension Specialist & Professor, Dept. of Crop Science, NCSU, Box 7620,
Raleigh, NC 27695-7620
(Tel. 919/515-5643 office)
One member representing the North Carolina Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services (NCDA&CS);
one member representing the North Carolina Department of Environment & Natural Resources (NCDE&NR); the
State Health Director or his designee
*Mr. James W. Burnette, Jr., Pesticide Administrator, Food & Drug Protection Div., NCDA&CS, PO Box 27647,
Raleigh, NC 27611
(Tel. 919/733-3556 office)
*Mr. Arthur Mouberry, Chief, Groundwater Section, Div. of Water Quality, NCDE&NR, 1636 Mail Service Center,
Raleigh, NC 27699-1636
(Tel. 919/715-6170 office)
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*Mr. Ronald J. Howell, Industrial Hygiene Consultant, Occupational & Environmental Epidemiology Branch,
Div. of Public Health, NC Dept. of Health & Human Services, 1912 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, NC 27699-1912
(Tel. 919/733-0502 office)
One representative of a public utility or railroad company which uses pesticides
**Mr. Joseph A. Gregory, Economic Development Dept., Carolina Power & Light Company, PO Box 1551,
Raleigh, NC 27602
(Tel. 919/546-6449 office)
One representative of the Board of Transportation
*Mr. Don Lee, NC Dept. of Transportation, Roadside Environmental Unit, 1557 Mail Service Center,
Raleigh, NC 27699-1557
(Tel. 919/733-2520 office)
One member of the North Carolina Agricultural Aviation Association
**Mr. M. Boyd Respess, Dreamstreet Aviation, Inc., 104 S. Dimock Road, Washington, NC 27889
(Tel. 919/975-3351 office)
One member of the general public (at large)
**Ms. Wanda P. Winslow, 288 Kenilworth Road, Asheville, NC 28803
(Tel. 704/252-5734 home)
One member actively engaged in forest pest management
**Mr. Coleman A. Doggett, 217 Rosecommon Way, Cary, NC 27511
(Tel. 919/467-0551 home)
One member representing the Division of Waste Management of the North Carolina Department of Environment and
Natural Resources
*Mr. William R. “Bill” Hocutt, Solid Waste Section, Div. of Solid Waste Mgmt., NCDE&NR, 401 Oberlin Road,
Suite 150, Raleigh, NC 27605-1350
(Tel. 919/733-0692, ext. 260 office)
*Agency appointments
**Appointed by Board
Chairman, Dr. Alan C. York
Vice-Chairman, Marshall W. Grant
Secretary, James W. Burnette, Jr., 1090 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, NC 27699-1090
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PESTICIDE ENVIRONMENTAL TRUST FUND
Throughout 2004, the North Carolina Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services (NCDA&CS) continued to
fulfill the mandate of N.C. General Statutes §143-442 and §143-468 which specify the collection and disposition of
environmental assessment fees that pesticide manufacturers and distributors pay when they register pesticide products
for sale in North Carolina.
RECEIPTS for 2004
NCDA&CS collected $498,024.10 in environmental assessment fees from the registration of approximately 12,672
pesticide brands during 2004. Fifty-six percent of the receipts were for products with reported annual North Carolina
gross sales of less than $5,000, and forty-four percent of the receipts were for products with annual sales of $5,000 or
more. (The annual environmental assessment/product is $25 or $50 per brand, respectively.)
BALANCES for 2004
Initial receipts from pesticide registrants paying PETF assessments are deposited into the NCDA&CS Pesticide
Environment Assessment Fund (PEAF, Account No. 6136). Transfers are made from Account No. 6136 according to
North Carolina G.S. § 143-468(b) as follows: 25% to agromedicine and 75% to the Pesticide Environmental Trust Fund
(PETF, Account No. 6137), the account which is used by NCDA&CS to sponsor the various pesticide environmental
programs summarized in this report.
As of December 31, 2004, there was a balance of $251,149.09 in Account No. 6136 and a balance of $142,376.17 in
Account No. 6137. The total amount in both accounts as of December 31, 2003 was $407,419.57.
EXPENDITURES FOR 2004
During 2004, NCDA&CS expended a total of $516,286.29 from Account Nos. 6136 and 6137.
As specified in North Carolina G.S. § 143-468(b), PETF funds were distributed to North Carolina State University
(NCSU), NC A&T State University and East Carolina University for operational expenses associated with administering
and implementing a statewide agromedicine program; each university received 2.5% of the total PETF receipts collected
during the calendar year. Twenty-percent of the total PETF receipts was used to support the agromedicine information
specialist position in NCSU’s Environmental & Molecular Toxicology Department. The aggregate amount of PETF
funds spent on agromedicine during 2004 was $112,069.39.
The remaining $404,216.90 was spent on pesticide container recycling and nine environmental projects:
· Five counties (Ashe, Bertie, Burke, Jones and Wayne) received a total of $28,451.00 from the PETF to support local
recycling of plastic pesticide containers during 2004. In addition, $7,305.22 was spent on promotional materials for
the state’s pesticide container recycling program and $2,058.85 on the John L. Smith Pesticide Container Recycling
Awards. The total amount spent on the state’s pesticide container recycling program for 2004 was $37,815.07.
· $5,980.00 for Managing Western Corn Rootworm Damage and Reducing Pesticide Risks in Piedmont Silage Corn
Production – Dr. John Van Duyn, NC State University
· $8,000.00 for Agriculture Worker Pesticide Exposure Research: Comparable Data Conference – Dr. Thomas Arcury,
Wake Forest University
· $30,647.00 for Development of Effective On-Farm Beneficial Insect Habitat for Improved Insect Pest Management
– Dr. David Orr, NC State University
· $60,814.33 for IPM for School Buildings – Dr. H. M. Linker, NC State University
· $68,318.50 for Assessing Hazards of Pesticides to Native Freshwater Mussels – Dr. W. Gregory Cope, NC State
University
· $61,033.00 for Predicting Environmental Exposure to Pesticides in Surface Waters of North Carolina – Dr. Damian
Shea, NC State University
· $16,521.00 for Improving Pest Control in Long Term Care Facilities that House Frail Elders – Dr. Mike Waldvogel,
NC State University
· $44,500.00 for Working with Christmas Tree Growers and Their Hispanic Farm Workers – Dr. Jill R. Sidebottom,
NC State University
· $70,588.00 for Pilot Program to Integrate Pesticide Container Recycling and Pesticide Disposal – Mr. Derrick Bell,
NCDA & CS, Food and Drug Protection Division
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REFUNDS FOR 2004
Refunds in the totaling $6,814.22 were received during 2004 as follows:
· $3,960.00 – from NC Primary Health Association (for Americorps WPS Trainers)
· $2,854.22 – from East Carolina University (Training Health Care Providers)
CUMULATIVE PETF FIGURES (1993-2004)
As of December 31, 2004, a total of $4,512,009.10 in receipts has been collected since the inception of the PETF.
Since 1993, PETF has provided a total of $1,119,030.59 for support of agromedicine in North Carolina. Expenditures
for pesticide environmental programs between 1995 and 2004 have totaled $3,149,616.30.
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Pesticide Environmental Trust Fund (PETF) Project Summaries
Agromedicine Institute: Partners for Health & Safety in Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries
Research, education, and prevention/intervention projects are implemented to improve the health and safety of
rural communities involved in these three industries. The North Carolina Agromedicine Institute (NCAI) is a
collaborative effort involving East Carolina University, North Carolina State University, and North Carolina A & T
State University. The North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service (NCCES) and the Eastern Area Health
Education Center are outreach partners of the Institute.
The Southern Coastal Agromedicine Center (SCAC), which is one of nine regional centers funded through the
National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, is also housed at the NCAI. The SCAC covers Puerto Rico,
Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and Florida.
The 20 projects of the NCAI and SCAC included: initiation of an Agro-Health Institute in Honduras to serve
Central America and the Caribbean, establishment of an MOU between the NCAI and Batovi Instituto Orgainic-
International, a research and education institute located in Tacuarembo, Uruguay, and testing of remote
environmental monitors in agricultural settings.
For more information on descriptions of projects and programs that are currently underway, see the NCAI web
site, www.ncagromedicine.org.
Pesticide Container Recycling
North Carolina’s plastic pesticide container recycling program showed improvement during 2004 over the previous
three years. USAg Recycling, Inc., the ACRC approved recycler in North Carolina, reported that an estimated 322,790
pounds of plastic pesticide containers were recycled during 2004, making North Carolina one of the leading states.
These totals represent containers no larger than a 55-gallon capacity. North Carolina ranked fifth of 18 states serviced
by USAg Recycling, Inc.
In the Fall of 2004, Pesticide Inspector II personnel began visiting recycling sites across the state to check on the
cleanliness of pesticide containers being stored for recycling and to verify how previously awarded PETF grant money
had been spent. An annual county report for 2004 was requested from all participating counties. A financial audit of
all county-awarded PETF recycling grants was also conducted.
During the past year, the Pesticide Section distributed at farm shows, fairs, and other planned events a variety of
items (pens, hats, rulers, golf tees, calibration cups) to promote North Carolina’s recycling of plastic pesticide
containers. These items were also distributed to local pesticide container recycling programs across the state.
Working with Christmas Tree Growers and Their Hispanic Farm Workers
PETF funds were awarded to train Hispanic farmworkers on Christmas tree farms in Alleghany, Ashe, and
Watauga Counties in Western, NC to properly scout trees utilizing IPM concepts. Workers were contacted by project
technician, Bryan Davis, prior to training dates to generate interest. Dr. Jill Sidebottom of NC State University,
Forest Resources and Jim Hamilton wrote a scouting factsheet and a PowerPoint presentation teaching workers to
recognize the important pests of Fraser fir and how to apply pesticides safely for control. The factsheets were
translated into Spanish and 6-hour training classes were conducted in the western counties. These classes included
PowerPoint presentation, factsheet, pesticide safety training, and other IPM training materials. NCDA & CS
Bilingual Specialist, Carmina Hanson, aided in the training sessions.
Plans are underway for grower IPM training. This 4-hour training will include reviewing pest identification,
discussing pest control strategies revolving around the scouting schedule, and spray drift reduction management.
In the fall of 2004, ground covers were sown in a demonstration site in Alleghany County to demonstrate advanced
IPM techniques that will be distributed to growers in 2005.
Agriculture Worker Pesticide Exposure Research: Comparable Data Conference
Dr. Thomas Arcury, Wake Forest University, was awarded an $8,000.00 PETF grant to establish consensus on
comparable data collection, laboratory analysis and measurement for research and intervention projects focused on
the pesticide exposure and environmental health of agricultural worker populations. Specifically, this conference will:
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(1) establish investigator working groups to develop consensus documents for comparable data in four areas
of environmental health
(a) environmental exposure assessment for pesticides
(b) biological exposure assessment or biomarkers for pesticides
(c) personal and exposure characteristics
(d) health outcomes
(2) convene a conference of the investigators from all of the working groups to review, discuss and refine the
comparable data consensus documents in these four areas
(3) disseminate the comparable data consensus documents in these four areas
The four investigator working groups have been established and each has produced a working group report. A
conference was convened on September 30 and October 1, 2004. Twenty-four members of the working groups attended
this conference. The four working groups presented their reports, and each report was discussed by those attending the
conference. The investigator working groups are in the process of revising their reports based on comments and
discussion from the conference.
On February 10, 2004, Dr. Arcury was granted and extension for this project through February 28, 2006.
IPM for School Buildings
Initially funded in 1998, this project ended October 31, 2002. Dr. Mike Linker presented the final project report to
the North Carolina Pesticide Board on February 11, 2003. According to the project results, lack of knowledge of
Integrated Pest Management (IPM) practices and lack of resources to compare the costs and effectiveness of
conventional and IPM services are probably factors in the continued use of conventional pest control services by
schools.
In September 2003, Dr. Linker was awarded a second PETF grant for School IPM. The following are specific
project objectives:
(1. ) To raise awareness of IPM and garner administrative and institutional support for IPM programs within
school systems.
Progress in 2004: On March 4, 2004, several State departments, Professional Associations and a non-profit group
signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to collaborate and provide administrative support for School IPM
programs within the state. A Public Service Announcement (PSA) was also developed to increase awareness of IPM
and to stimulate teachers, staff and school administrators to find out more about IPM, and to request or demand its
adoption by their school districts. The PSA will be distributed to radio stations across the state in Spring or Summer
of 2005.
(2.) To conduct a comprehensive education and outreach program targeting various sub-groups of the school
community and other non-school groups to influence the practice of IPM in schools, and to delineate their
specific roles and responsibilities and emphasize the need for community effort in a school IPM program.
Progress in 2004: Training workshops and seminars on IPM definition and implementation were conducted across
the state to continue the education and awareness campaign.
(3.) To set up IPM demonstration sites.
Progress in 2004: Demonstration sites were set up at the following locations:
(a.) Granville Co. Schools (5 Schools)
(b.) Guilford Co. Schools (4 Schools)
(c.) Pitt Co. Schools (5 Schools)
These sites were selected because of chronic German cockroach pest problems.
(4.) To develop and provide incentives that will stimulate acceptance and adoption of IPM programs in North
Carolina schools.
Progress in 2004: The IPM committee decided to name the award described in the proposal as the “IPM Leader
Award”. Consultation with Agricultural communication of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences to develop tools
for marketing the “IPM Leader Award” are forthcoming.
(5. ) To develop an IPM Start-up Kit (on CD or Pamphlet, booklet etc.) with step-by-step instructions and
information on how to implement an IPM program.
Progress in 2004: A model school IPM policy was developed in conjunction with the North Carolina School Boards
Association and was made available via website and mailings. The model IPM Service Contract was reviewed and
updated with Mr. Billy Tesh, a representative of the North Carolina Pest Control Association. A series of educational
and informational brochures on school IPM for Teachers & Students, School Administrators, Food Service Employees
and Maintenance Employees was also developed.
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Managing Western Corn Rootworm Damage & Reducing Pesticide Risk in Piedmont silage Corn Production
On May 11, 2004, Dr. John Van Duyn, NC State University, was awarded a PETF grant of $5,980.00 for a project
to create a data-base showing the utility of neonicotinoid corn seed coatings and Cry3Bb biotech corn for management
of western corn rootworm, and other early-season insects, in Western NC corn silage production. The database would
then be used for developing extension education materials and to use experiments for current year education purposes.
Experiments were conducted in Iredell and Wilkes counties. Each test was planted in cooperation with leading
growers. Data was collected on plant stands (seedling stage and harvest), insect damaged plants and silage yield.
This project is now in the outreach phase. Each test has been used for county educational tour stops. Also, an
educational program, along with mini-posters has been sent to the NCCES agents in Western, NC. A four county
meeting was held on February 17, 2005.
Improving Pest Control in Long Term Care Facilities
A PETF grant was awarded to Dr. Mike Waldvogel, Dept. of Entomology at NC State University, to conduct
workshops to improve pest control in long term health care facilities. Workshops were held at six locations across the
state with three training segments at each site. Phase I and II were directed at Nursing Home and Long-term care
staff, and state/county regulatory personnel, providing an overview of IPM and general pest problems. Phase II was
designed as a “virtual walkthrough” of an LTC facility, examining resident rooms, common areas, employee work
areas, exterior features, and how these specific areas impact pest activity. PHASE III targeted pest management
professionals whom currently serviced LTC facilities or were interested in offering such a service in their area. Phase
III included discussions of issues such as resident abuse and interacting with residents at LTC facilities. Total
attendance for these sessions numbered 155. Post-workshop surveys were conducted with results indicating attendees
had a better understanding of IPM principles after training.
Assessing Hazards of Pesticides to Native Freshwater Mussels
On August 12, 2003, the North Carolina Pesticide Board awarded a PETF grant to Dr. Greg Cope of N.C. State
University to generate toxicological information on the acute hazards of pesticides to various life stages of native
freshwater mussels. The successful completion of this project will provide resource managers and other decision
makers in North Carolina with valuable information that can be used to perform risk assessments for many of the
pesticides currently used in the state.
Researchers tested and developed new pesticide toxicity information for eight species of mussel glochidia (larvae)
and five species of juvenile mussels. During 2004, this project generated a tremendous amount of new toxicity
information. This work had directly contributed toward a national effort to establish standardized testing guidelines
for glochidia and juvenile freshwater mussels. The project is on schedule and expected to be completed in August
2006.
Predicting Environmental Exposure to Pesticides in Surface Waters of North Carolina
On August 12, 2003, the North Carolina Pesticide Board awarded a PETF grant to Damian Shea, Chairman of
N.C. State’s Department of Environmental and Molecular Toxicology. The goal of this project is to validate the use of
surface water quality models to predict exposure to pesticides in North Carolina surface waters. Successful completion
of this project should provide North Carolina with the tools to perform ecological risk assessments of commonly used
pesticides. Project surveys of pesticide use in coastal and piedmont watersheds were completed. Surveys in potential
mountain watersheds were unable to be completed due to poor response to requests for information. In addition,
investigations into hydrologic conditions at candidate mountain watersheds revealed extreme variability and multiple
points of entry (of pesticides) that would be very difficult to measure or model. Due to these issues in the mountain
region, the project was modified from developing and testing models at one watershed in each of the three regions to
developing and testing models at four watersheds, two in the coastal region and two in the piedmont. This project is
expected to conclude in August 2005.
Precision Application of Reduced Volumes of Agrochemicals
In April 2002, the N.C. Pesticide Board awarded a PETF grant to Dr. Ray Long of N.C. State University in support
of his field research. The ultimate goal of this study is to use digital camera technology coupled with a mechanical
topper on a high clearance sprayer to create precision application of sucker control agents to the center of decapitated
tobacco stalks. Most of the 2002 field season was spent in developing a lighting system (comprised of a shield, lights,
and filters) that produces digital images having excellent contrast between cut stalks and leaves even under varying
ambient light conditions. The next step undertaken was to use the software of a machine vision camera to identify the
cut stalk automatically and output an electronic signal that will trigger a spray solenoid for application of the sucker
control agent. Unfortunately, the first camera that the project purchased in 2003 did not have sufficient computing
speed to process this information before the next stalk entered the visual field. A new camera, however, will soon be
available which will be able to process the data much faster, even at ground speeds in excess of 5 MPH.
This project is still ongoing. Dr. Long received an extension and additional funding through December 31, 2005.
Extensive field-testing was completed at the Upper Piedmont Research Station. Results from the field-testing
indicate that machine vision imaging cameras have a lot of potential in agricultural settings to allow the application
of small volumes of highly specific chemicals to individual plants, based on the identification of the location of the
plants and perhaps plant species. In the present situation, further effort will be necessary to overcome limitations to
the use of this technology.
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Precise placement of agrochemicals should result in reduced chemical needs, reduced worker exposure, and reduced
potential for chemical release into the environment. It is hoped that the once the application system is refined it can
be adapted for applying insecticides to small plants of various species.
On-line Training for Health Care Providers on Pesticide Related Illness and Health Issues
On September 9, 2003, the N.C. Pesticide Board approved funding for development of on-line training for health
care providers on the topic of pesticide related illnesses. Katherine McGinnis of the Eastern Area Health Education
Center is directing the project. An instructional designer was hired to prepare content for the on-line presentation and
content experts evaluated and refined course content. . The on-line program will be posted on the Internet for a
minimum of two years. Participants will be able to earn Continuing Medical Education (CME) credits.
In 2004, final drafts of the modules on Introduction, Exposure, Overview of Pesticides and Toxicity and Office
Preparation were completed. The module on diagnosis and treatment of acute pesticide poisoning was reviewed and is
in final stages of development. Additional modules on differential diagnosis and long-term effects of pesticide
exposure are in draft form.
Barring unanticipated difficulties, the course will be online and available in May of 2005 as initially projected.
Field Testing of Lethal Oviposition Traps
Dr. Charles Apperson, NC State University Dept. of Entomology presented his final report on this project,
evaluating the effectiveness of the lethal ovipostion trap to control the Asian tiger mosquito, at the June 8, 2004
meeting of the N.C. Pesticide Board.
A mosquito management strategy involving a lethal oviposition trap (LOVT) was evaluated under field conditions
against populations of the container-inhabiting mosquito Aedes albopictus (Skuse). Field trials were carried out in
suburban residential neighborhoods in the Cities of Raleigh and Cary, Wake County, North Carolina during the 2003
mosquito season.
Study results suggest that the LOVT had no detectable impact on Aedes albopictus populations. Albeit, the LOVT
is an ecologically appealing management strategy, because it is based on the biology and behavior of container-inhabiting
mosquitoes, the LOVT promises to be a self-sustaining method of control. It is environmentally friendly
because toxicants are confined to point sources, rather than being distributed throughout the landscape.
It is recommended that further efforts be made to stabilize the toxicant in the lethal ovistrips so that the traps
are active for at least 30 days. Some attempts should be made to increase the attractancy of the LOVT by modifying
the trap design and/or by adding an oviposition attractant.
A Pilot Program to Integrate Pesticide Container Recycling and Pesticide Disposal
The North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services has two very important programs that
foster pesticide environmental stewardship in North Carolina. The Pesticide Disposal Assistance Program (PDAP) is
a non-regulatory program that assists farmers and homeowners with proper, legal disposal of unwanted or unusable
pesticides. To date, PDAP has properly disposed of over one million pounds of pesticides from collection events
conducted throughout North Carolina. It is funded by appropriations from the NC General Assembly through the
NCDA&CS. The Pesticide Container Recycling Program (PCRP) assists counties and local councils in establishing
empty pesticide container recycling centers throughout the state. The PCRP is funded by the PETF. Since 1995, more
than $758,000 has been used to promote recycling of plastic pesticide containers in North Carolina.
Two situations in the agricultural community have been targeted that could be addressed through cooperation
between the Pesticide Disposal Assistance Program and the Pesticide Container Recycling Program.
1. Improved efficiency could be obtained for the PCRP and the PDAP if a few storage facilities could be
strategically located across the state. These storage facilities would serve dual purposes; participating
county CES agents would be able to store both empty pesticide containers and unwanted pesticide
materials. The project has purchased 3 metal cargo units for three counties (1 per county).
2. Farmers and dealers in North Carolina have many old, brittle, mini-bulk tanks that need to be removed
from the farms and dealerships for recycling. This pilot project is conducting 6 mini-bulk recycling events
with a pesticide Disposal Contractor on-site to properly handle the generated waste from each event.
In 2004, $28,451.00 in Pesticide Environmental Trust Fund (PETF) money was awarded to five county programs
(Ashe, Bertie, Burke, Jones, and Wayne) to support local recycling of plastic pesticide containers.
The project purchased three Metal Cargo Units, one each for Cleveland, Craven, and Washington Counties.
Pesticides collected from these three storage units totaled 2,058 lbs. in 2004.
The initial processing of the mini-bulk/plastic drums began on February 9, 2004 and continued through May 2,
2004. From the mini-bulk collection sites, USAg Recycling ground a total of 41,185 lbs of plastic.
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Development of Effective On-Farm Beneficial Insect Habitats for Improved Pest Management
In February 2004, Dr. David Orr, NC State University Dept. of Entomology, was awarded a PETF grant for the
Development of Effective On-Farm Beneficial Insect Habitat for Improved Insect Pest Management. The three-year
project will develop a list of plants that provide beneficial insect habitants. At projects end the results will recommend
combinations of plants, adapted to North Carolina, that would build beneficial insect habitants and contribute to on-farm
insect pest management.
The four main goals of the project are:
(1.) Combine experience with grower’s practical knowledge to select a list of agronomically acceptable,
hardy plants that are adapted to the southeast, and provide habitat for beneficial insects.
(2.) Examine purity, composition, and germination of seeds from commercial suppliers for species
selected from objective This will narrow the list further to plants commercially available from
quality suppliers.
(3.) Conduct field studies to determine which of these plants are most easily grown, require the least
management, are the most competitive with weeds, but will not contribute to on-farm weed problems.
(4. ) Conduct field studies to determine which plants, or combinations of plants provide the best beneficial
insect habitat.
A survey of central North Carolina organic farmers was conducted in 2004 with the intent of establishing the
current state of beneficial insect habitat implementation. Discussions with organic growers also contributed to
understanding how organic growers are currently implementing habitat on their farms.
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Pesticide Disposal Assistance Program
In 1976, the North Carolina Pesticide Board adopted regulations prohibiting the disposal of any hazardous waste,
including pesticides, in sanitary landfills. The NC Pesticide Disposal Assistance Program, created by the NC Dept of
Agriculture & Consumer Services, provides the public a legal, free-of-charge, environmentally acceptable mechanism to
dispose of unwanted or unusable pesticides. The Pesticide Disposal Program is contained within the Food and Drug
Protection Division, but is not a regulatory part of the Pesticide Section.
The Pesticide Disposal Assistance Program disposes of pesticides collected at designated single day disposal collection
sites and at permanent household hazardous waste collection sites across the North Carolina. In 2004, the Pesticide
Disposal Assistance Program supervised the collection and disposal of 145,085 pounds of pesticide waste. A total of
39 singe day disposal events were organized by NCDA&CS during 2004. NCDA&CS also assisted 21 counties in
disposal of pesticides collected at permanent household hazardous waste (HHW) sites. A participant must notify the
Pesticide Disposal Assistance Program prior to taking unwanted pesticides to a HHW site.
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Name County Name County
Licensed Pesticide Ground Applicators, 2004
AARON, SONYA D. OUT-OF-STATE
ABDELAZIZ, CHRISTI P. MECKLENBURG
ABELLANOSA, ALAN L. HOKE
ABERNATHY, FRANK O. MECKLENBURG
ABERNATHY, TODD L. GASTON
ABERNETHY, GARY J. CATAWBA
ABLES, PATTY C. BUNCOMBE
ABRAHAMSON, TODD R. JOHNSTON
ABRAMOWSKI, RICHARD SCOTLAND
ABRAMS, RANDY W. EDGECOMBE
ABSHER, EDWARD B. HALIFAX
ABSHIRE, WILLIAM L. WAKE
ACKER, MARTIN J. CUMBERLAND
ACOSTA, ROBBY M. JACKSON
ACREE, GARRY E. OUT-OF-STATE
ADAMS, BENJAMIN M. SURRY
ADAMS, DAVID R. CRAVEN
ADAMS, DEXTER K. LEE
ADAMS, DUANE E. HALIFAX
ADAMS, HOPE M. NASH
ADAMS, KENNETH D. OUT-OF-STATE
ADAMS, LACY VAN, JR. RANDOLPH
ADAMS, LINDSAY R. NEW HANOVER
ADAMS, M. JOEL NASH
ADAMS, RACHELLE A. MECKLENBURG
ADAMS, RAY F. CARTERET
ADAMS, ROGER G. MOORE
ADAMS, TIMOTHY T. CALDWELL
ADAMS, TYLER H. WILKES
ADAMS, VIRGINIA S. NASH
ADAMS, WILLIAM J., JR. WAKE
ADCOCK, ALLEN B. GRANVILLE
ADCOCK, MELVIN B. PERSON
ADCOCK, SPURGEON EMMETT FORSYTH
ADDINGTON, BOBBY C. GUILFORD
ADDISON, CATHY S. WAKE
ADKINS, CHARLES T. OUT-OF-STATE
ADKINS, FRANKLIN L. PITT
ADKINS, JOHN W. RANDOLPH
ADKINS, MARK G. WILKES
ADKINS, MELVIN W. GUILFORD
ADKINS, ROBERT K., JR. GUILFORD
ADKINS-HURLEY, ANGELA D. CUMBERLAND
ADOREE, DEBORAH L. MOORE
AGE, RONALD L. BLADEN
AGEE, MARK A. FORSYTH
AGNEW, MARY S. MOORE
AGUILAR, JORGE ALAMANCE
AGUILAR-MARTINEZ, MOISES OUT-OF-STATE
AIKEN, B. WAYNE DURHAM
AIKEN, FRANKLIN S. OUT-OF-STATE
AIKEN, MICHAEL J. MECKLENBURG
AKINS, BRENDA D. DAVIDSON
ALBERT, ERIC D. OUT-OF-STATE
ALBERTSON, GERALD E. GUILFORD
ALBERTSON, KENNETH A. UNION
ALBINO, MICHAEL J., SR. WAKE
ALBRECHT, KENNETH N. WAKE
ALBRIGHT, CHRIS J. DAVIDSON
ALBRITTON, LARRY G. MARTIN
ALBRITTON, QUILL S. LENOIR
ALCON, H. GLENN GUILFORD
ALDRIDGE, BLANE E. CATAWBA
ALDRIDGE, BRIAN H. HAYWOOD
ALDRIDGE, CAYLE D. JACKSON
ALDRIDGE, STEVEN S. ROWAN
ALEXANDER, ALYCE J. UNION
ALEXANDER, CYNTHIA M. MOORE
ALEXANDER, EUGENE F. UNION
ALEXANDER, J. HOUSTON BUNCOMBE
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Name County Name County
Licensed Pesticide Ground Applicators, 2004
ALEXANDER, JOHN G. GASTON
ALEXANDER, JONATHAN D. FORSYTH
ALEXANDER, RYAN L. WILSON
ALEXANDER, TIM L. CLEVELAND
ALEXANDER, W.A., III TRANSYLVANIA
ALFORD, CHARLES H., II JOHNSTON
ALFORD, JOHN H., JR. WAKE
ALFORD, THOMAS W. BUNCOMBE
ALLEGOOD, JOSEPH J., JR. WILSON
ALLEN, ANTHONY S. MECKLENBURG
ALLEN, BURNICE L. DURHAM
ALLEN, CHARLES A. CUMBERLAND
ALLEN, CHARLES D. PASQUOTANK
ALLEN, CHRISTOPHER A. MOORE
ALLEN, CLARENCE B. ,JR. EDGECOMBE
ALLEN, DANNY B. OUT-OF-STATE
ALLEN, DONALD G. CLEVELAND
ALLEN, DOROTHY B. ROWAN
ALLEN, ELMER LARRY ASHE
ALLEN, GREGORY S. CASWELL
ALLEN, JAMES D. MONTGOMERY
ALLEN, JAN M. WAKE
ALLEN, JOHN T. VANCE
ALLEN, JONATHAN S. GUILFORD
ALLEN, JUDY B. HENDERSON
ALLEN, LEAMON H. BEAUFORT
ALLEN, MARK S. OUT-OF-STATE
ALLEN, MARTIN L. WAKE
ALLEN, PHILLIP W. LEE
ALLEN, RICHARD W. MECKLENBURG
ALLEN, ROBERT J. CASWELL
ALLEN, RON C. MECKLENBURG
ALLEN, ROY L., JR. MECKLENBURG
ALLEN, TIMMY CLEVELAND
ALLEN, TODD A. OUT-OF-STATE
ALLEN, TRENT C. CABARRUS
ALLEY, JEFFREY E. ORANGE
ALLIGOOD, PHILLIP N. PASQUOTANK
ALLISON, JOHN M. HENDERSON
ALLISON, KENNETH T. HENDERSON
ALLMAN, DONALD W. CABARRUS
ALLRED, FORREST E. FORSYTH
ALLRED, JAMES G., III GUILFORD
ALMOND, JOSEPH P. ROWAN
ALMOND, KEITH E. STANLY
ALMOND, LARRY D. STANLY
ALPHIN, DURWOOD D. WAKE
ALPHIN, RONNIE E. LENOIR
ALSPAUGH, GREG CLEVELAND
ALTIZER, MARK C. CRAVEN
ALTMAN, CAMILLE S. JOHNSTON
ALVIS, WILLIAM L. ALAMANCE
AMBURGEY, JIMMY D. ROCKINGHAM
AMICK, RUTH ALAMANCE
AMIDON, DEREK A. RANDOLPH
AMMIRATA, FREDERICK R. CRAVEN
AMMONS, DAVID P. MECKLENBURG
AMOS, WENDELL NEW HANOVER
ANDERS, ANNA C. FORSYTH
ANDERS, DARRELL K. ALLEGHANY
ANDERSON, ANDY E., JR. MECKLENBURG
ANDERSON, DANA M. BRUNSWICK
ANDERSON, DONALD B. SURRY
ANDERSON, DONALD L. ROCKINGHAM
ANDERSON, DOUGLAS J. NEW HANOVER
ANDERSON, DOUGLAS S. BRUNSWICK
ANDERSON, EARL D. MECKLENBURG
ANDERSON, HARRISON M., III FORSYTH
ANDERSON, JAMES L. ONSLOW
ANDERSON, KIM L. WAKE
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Name County Name County
Licensed Pesticide Ground Applicators, 2004
ANDERSON, LAURIE A. RICHMOND
ANDERSON, LINDA K. WAKE
ANDERSON, LYLE H. OUT-OF-STATE
ANDERSON, MELISSA L. MECKLENBURG
ANDERSON, SCOTT G. PITT
ANDERSON, TERRY G. MOORE
ANDERSON, TIMOTHY L. BUNCOMBE
ANDERSON, WILLIAM D. MECKLENBURG
ANDES, CHRISTOPHER J. WAKE
ANDREW, TIMOTHY B. FORSYTH
ANDREWS, ANGELA L. ALAMANCE
ANDREWS, BILL D. RUTHERFORD
ANDREWS, DAVID B. DAVIE
ANDREWS, JODY R. MARTIN
ANDREWS, JOHN D. PITT
ANDREWS, JOSH R. FORSYTH
ANDREWS, WILLIAM G. ALAMANCE
ANGE, ROBBIE W. CURRITUCK
ANGERHOFER, TERESA A. CUMBERLAND
ANGLE, JOHN L. FORSYTH
ANGLERO, KAYVIN A. WILSON
ANGLERO, TINA L. WILSON
ANNAS, GARY K. CALDWELL
ANNAS, JASON D. DAVIDSON
ANNAS, LORI D. CALDWELL
ANNAS, MICHAEL E. CATAWBA
ANTHONY, KENNETH M. CATAWBA
ANTHONY, TRIPPLEE M. MECKLENBURG
ANTHONY, TROY L. GUILFORD
APPELDOORN, BRUCE J. BUNCOMBE
APPLEBY, DEBBIE S. WILKES
ARCHER, KIM CHATHAM
ARCHIBALD, STEVE K. DARE
ARDOIN, LOUIS JR. CARTERET
ARENDTS, JOHN M. DARE
ARMADA, RICHARD A. ROWAN
ARMFIELD, FLORENCE S. GUILFORD
ARMISTEAD, GROVER H. OUT-OF-STATE
ARMSTRONG, DAVID A. GUILFORD
ARMSTRONG, EDWARD E. CHOWAN
ARMSTRONG, GRADY E. FORSYTH
ARMSTRONG, GREGORY T. IREDELL
ARMSTRONG, JOSEPH E. HALIFAX
ARMSTRONG, MICHAEL D. MECKLENBURG
ARNOLD, ADAM K. JOHNSTON
ARNOLD, JON S. FORSYTH
ARNOLD, RANDALL S. WILKES
ARNOLD, ROBERT S. WILKES
ARNSBERGER, MATTHEW M. ORANGE
ARRINGTON, GREGORY W. FORSYTH
ARRINGTON, LARRY D. WAKE
ARRINGTON, ROBERT B. CATAWBA
ARRINGTON, ROBERT W., JR. CALDWELL
ARROOOD, KEVIN S., JR. HARNETT
ARROWOOD, JANET E. CATAWBA
ARTHUR, GERALD L. AVERY
ARTHUR, KURT M. GUILFORD
ARTHUR, THOMAS R. CRAVEN
ARTIS, LARRY D. WAYNE
ARTLEY, BRIAN P. HAYWOOD
ARTS, RICHARD H. MECKLENBURG
ARWE, KYLE J. MECKLENBURG
ASBILL, MARTY W. RANDOLPH
ASBURY, TRAVIS G. FORSYTH
ASHBURN, ROBERT S. GUILFORD
ASHFORD, BRIAN K. TYRRELL
ASHLEY, DAVID R. MOORE
ASHWORTH, JOSEPH K. WAKE
ASKEW, DEREK K. GUILFORD
ASKEW, JAMES SCOTT DAVIDSON
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Name County Name County
Licensed Pesticide Ground Applicators, 2004
ASKEW, JONATHAN P. DARE
ASKEW, LARRY R. WASHINGTON
ASKEW, PAUL C. GATES
ASSADZANDI, SAEED HENDERSON
ASSIMOS, JULIA E. FORSYTH
ATHEY, JEFFERY D. ROWAN
ATKINS, ALAN D. JOHNSTON
ATKINS, JOHN H. HARNETT
ATKINS, KEVIN G. SURRY
ATKINS, MARK A. GUILFORD
ATKINS, MICHAEL J. SURRY
ATKINS, TIM M. SURRY
ATKINSON, DAVID C. WAKE
ATKINSON, DELMER D. WAKE
ATTAYEK, JOSEPH E., JR. GUILFORD
ATWELL, EVERETT R. MECKLENBURG
ATWELL, WILLIAM F. CABARRUS
ATWOOD, WILLIAM L. HALIFAX
AUMAN, DAVID B. MOORE
AUSBON, BURNACE R. BEAUFORT
AUSBON, RICHARD STEVE BEAUFORT
AUSTELL, DAVID C. WAKE
AUSTIN, DAVID L. MECKLENBURG
AUSTIN, DONALD S. CURRITUCK
AUSTIN, ELROY L. WAKE
AUSTIN, KYLE D. ROWAN
AUSTIN, MITCHELL K. WILKES
AUTREY, DAVID J. YANCEY
AUTRY, JAMES L. CUMBERLAND
AUTRY, MARTY L. UNION
AUTRY, RAY J. FRANKLIN
AVANT, EDWARD D. MECKLENBURG
AVERETT, JASON H. LEE
AVERETTE, ROBERT L. NEW HANOVER
AVERETTE, TIMOTHY J. FRANKLIN
AVERY, DONALD L. BURKE
AVERY, JERRY W. PENDER
AVERY, ROBERT R. CRAVEN
AVERY, WILFORD RAY UNION
AVIS, CHRISTOPHER S. ROCKINGHAM
AYER, MATTHEW E. GUILFORD
AYERS, BRANDON T. TRANSYLVANIA
AYERS, BRIAN K. GUILFORD
AYERS, RICHARD T. MECKLENBURG
AYERS, TIMOTHY M. MECKLENBURG
AYERS, YORK S. WAKE
AYRES, STEVEN T. BUNCOMBE
AYSCUE, DONNIE M. WAKE
BABBITT, HOWARD L., JR. HENDERSON
BACOLA, LAWRENCE M. OUT-OF-STATE
BACON, DANIEL S. JOHNSTON
BACON, DAVID L. JOHNSTON
BADGER, WILLIAM R. BRUNSWICK
BAECHT, GAYLE T. MOORE
BAFILE, KERRY L., JR. MOORE
BAFILE, LYNDA J. MOORE
BAGAN, RICARDO D. PITT
BAGGETT, CHARLOTTE J. HARNETT
BAGGETT, DALLIE D. NEW HANOVER
BAGLEY, ROBERT W. MECKLENBURG
BAGWELL, JOSEPH B. OUT-OF-STATE
BAGWELL, LEEANNE C. ORANGE
BAGWELL, MARVIN H. MCDOWELL
BAHR, ROBERT J. STANLY
BAILEY, ANTHONY L. PITT
BAILEY, CHRISTOPHER E. ONSLOW
BAILEY, DAVID L. DURHAM
BAILEY, DAVID M. STANLY
BAILEY, DAVID T. ROCKINGHAM
BAILEY, HARRY L., III PASQUOTANK
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Name County Name County
Licensed Pesticide Ground Applicators, 2004
BAILEY, JACKIE G FRANKLIN
BAILEY, JOHN R. WAKE
BAILEY, LESLIE G. MOORE
BAILEY, ROBIN B. ROCKINGHAM
BAILEY, THOMAS GRANVILLE
BAINES, ASHLEY S. WAKE
BAINES, THOMAS S. NASH
BAIRD, VIRGINIA I. AVERY
BAITH, PAUL J. CABARRUS
BAKER, BRAD E. NEW HANOVER
BAKER, DAVID B. YADKIN
BAKER, DONALD H. WAKE
BAKER, ELIZABETH M. BUNCOMBE
BAKER, H. DEAN, CGCS LENOIR
BAKER, HAROLD L. TRANSYLVANIA
BAKER, JOHN W. LINCOLN
BAKER, JOHNNY L. POLK
BAKER, JONATHAN A. PITT
BAKER, JR., JOHNNY A. HOKE
BAKER, MATTHEW C. GUILFORD
BAKER, NELSON S. DUPLIN
BAKER, PAUL D. GRANVILLE
BAKER, RICHARD E. CUMBERLAND
BAKER, RICHARD J. WILSON
BAKER, RUSSELL K. PITT
BAKER, SUSAN B. WAKE
BAKER, TERRY L. STOKES
BAKER, TRACI A. STOKES
BAKER, WILLIAM C. ,JR. NEW HANOVER
BAKER, WILLIAM L. WAKE
BALACKI, TIFFANY P. UNION
BALDERSON, JAMES B. NEW HANOVER
BALDREE, ALTON M. PITT
BALDREE, JAMES A. PITT
BALL, DARIEN B. BUNCOMBE
BALL, JAMES D. BUNCOMBE
BALL, JOHN T. WAYNE
BALL, MARK M. MADISON
BALL, STEPHEN M. WAKE
BALLANCE, VERNON E., JR. ROWAN
BALLANT, JOSEPH R. OUT-OF-STATE
BALLARD, JAMES E. BUNCOMBE
BALLARD, JOHN L., JR. IREDELL
BALLARD, JOSHUA C. LINCOLN
BALLARD, TIMOTHY S. PAMLICO
BALOG, WILLIAM MACON
BALOGH, G. JOHN MADISON
BALZER, DALE OUT-OF-STATE
BAME, ANDREW M. ROWAN
BANDY, KIRK H. IREDELL
BANKS, ALLEN T., JR. PASQUOTANK
BANKS, ANTHONY DURHAM
BANKS, CLYDE D. BUNCOMBE
BANKS, JOSHUA B. YANCEY
BANKS, KENNETH E. HAYWOOD
BANKS, ROBERT A. GUILFORD
BANNON, MICHAEL P. NEW HANOVER
BARBEE, ASHLEY S. UNION
BARBEE, DAVID A. WAKE
BARBEE, JAMES R, JR. WAKE
BARBEE, KEVIN N. STANLY
BARBEE, MYRON P. ROWAN
BARBER, FLETCHER, JR. ORANGE
BARBER, JEFF S. DAVIDSON
BARBER, JIM L. GUILFORD
BARBER, MERWYN J., JR. CHATHAM
BARBER, RICKY G. WASHINGTON
BARBERREE, MELANIE H. MECKLENBURG
BARBOUR, J. BURLON WAKE
BARBOUR, JAMES S. JOHNSTON
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Name County Name County
Licensed Pesticide Ground Applicators, 2004
BARBOUR, JAMES T. WAKE
BARBOUR, MARCUS J. WAKE
BARBOUR, MILTON B. WAKE
BARDEN, ROBERT T. UNION
BARDIN, TIMOTHY L. FORSYTH
BARE, RALPH B. GUILFORD
BAREFOOT, DONALD S. OUT-OF-STATE
BAREFOOT, JACK RAY SAMPSON
BAREFOOT, JAMES D. WAYNE
BAREFOOT, JAMES W. WAKE
BAREFOOT, JOSEPH E. SAMPSON
BAREFOOT, JOSEPH GLENN SAMPSON
BAREFOOT, LAWRENCE G. WAKE
BAREFOOT, RICHARD W. IREDELL
BAREFOOT, TRACY G. SAMPSON
BAREFOOT, WALTER M. ALAMANCE
BARGER JR. JERRY L. CATAWBA
BARHAM, WILLIAM R. WAKE
BARILE, RALPH J. DARE
BARKEMEYER, ERIC P. IREDELL
BARKER, JAIME W. DAVIE
BARKER, WAYNE E., JR. SURRY
BARKER, WAYNE S. CASWELL
BARKER. B. ISAAC MECKLENBURG
BARKLEY, H. S. IREDELL
BARKLEY, JOSEPH W., JR. NORTHAMPTON
BARKLEY, SCOTT C MECKLENBURG
BARKSDALE, BEVO E. MECKLENBURG
BARKSDALE, BRIAN D. MECKLENBURG
BARLOW, ROBERT L. WILKES
BARNARD, J. BRYAN RUTHERFORD
BARNES, ALRICE W., JR. COLUMBUS
BARNES, BENJAMIN C. WATAUGA
BARNES, BRIAN C. WAKE
BARNES, DONALD A. MECKLENBURG
BARNES, JAMES D. NEW HANOVER
BARNES, JAMES W., III JOHNSTON
BARNES, JAMES W., IV CURRITUCK
BARNES, JEREMY T. NASH
BARNES, MARK A. WAKE
BARNES, MARTY R. FRANKLIN
BARNES, ROBERT R. CRAVEN
BARNES, RUSSELL E. BUNCOMBE
BARNES, SAMMY D. ALAMANCE
BARNES, SAMUEL A. BRUNSWICK
BARNES, STANLEY J. PERQUIMANS
BARNETT, WESLEY A. HENDERSON
BARNETTE, LORIE H. CATAWBA
BARNETTE, RUSSYLL B. WAKE
BARNEY, FLOYD F., JR. DAVIE
BARNHARDT, CHARLES F. CABARRUS
BARNHARDT, EDDIE R. UNION
BARNHARDT, ELIZABETH A. BEAUFORT
BARNHARDT, FRED W. OUT-OF-STATE
BARNHARDT, MIHCAEL W. IREDELL
BARNHARDT, RONALD L. CABARRUS
BARNHILL, CECIL S. COLUMBUS
BARNHILL, JACKIE C. PENDER
BARNHILL, JASON E. GUILFORD
BARR, JULIA E. MOORE
BARR, RUSSELL W., III ASHE
BARRETT, CHARLES P. MADISON
BARRETT, THOMAS B. WAKE
BARRETT, WILLIE T. NORTHAMPTON
BARRIENTES, LEE T. WILSON
BARRIER, C. LIPE, JR. ROWAN
BARRIER, CLIFTON F. ALEXANDER
BARRIER, RICKY A. ROWAN
BARRIER, RONNIE L. CABARRUS
BARRINGER, BILLY M. STANLY
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Name County Name County
Licensed Pesticide Ground Applicators, 2004
BARRINGER, DAVID M. FORSYTH
BARRINGER, FRED GUILFORD
BARRINGER, MARTY D. CABARRUS
BARROW, HERMAN JR. JOHNSTON
BARROW, JERRY L. ROWAN
BARRY, EDWARDS R. ALLEGHANY
BARTLETT, JOSEPH D. UNION
BARTLETT, MARK MOORE
BARTLEY, PAUL S NASH
BARTLEY, THOMAS E. GUILFORD
BARWICK, DEMPSEY H. MECKLENBURG
BARWICK, JOHN B. BUNCOMBE
BASHAM, MIKE K. ALAMANCE
BASS, BILL E., JR. IREDELL
BASS, CHARLES R. CUMBERLAND
BASS, ERIC B. JOHNSTON
BASS, JAMES H., JR. CATAWBA
BASS, JEREMY R. ALAMANCE
BASS, JOSEPH R., JR. NASH
BASS, PAUL R. DAVIDSON
BASS, WILLIAM T. CATAWBA
BASS, WILLIAM THOMAS LINCOLN
BASS, WILLIS M. DARE
BASSETT, ANDREA RAE BUNCOMBE
BATES, EDMUND T. CABARRUS
BATTEN, CHARLIE S. JOHNSTON
BATTEN, COLIN K. WILSON
BATTEN, JEFFREY H. JOHNSTON
BATTLE, PATRYK B. YANCEY
BATTON, ROY E. CARTERET
BATTS, CARLOS A. DUPLIN
BATTS, CHARLES D. NASH
BATTS, CLAUDE T. MECKLENBURG
BATTS, HOWARD C. WAKE
BATTS, WILLIE T. WILSON
BAUCOM, ANNIE N. UNION
BAUCOM, CORY R. MECKLENBURG
BAUCOM, GEORGE L. UNION
BAUCOM, GREG L. LINCOLN
BAUCOM, KENNETH D. UNION
BAUCOM, RANDALL S. UNION
BAUDER, JASON D. WAKE
BAUER, RICHARD K. DARE
BAUGESS, JUDY M. WILKES
BAUGH, DANIEL W. OUT-OF-STATE
BAUGHMAN, DANIEL R. MECKLENBURG
BAUMAN, MARK W. DURHAM
BAUNEE, WILLIAM, V OUT-OF-STATE
BAXLEY, WILLIAM M. ROBESON
BAXTER, JASON P. ALAMANCE
BAXTER, NICHOLAS D. ROWAN
BAYER, CHARLES I. CRAVEN
BAYNES, KEVIN P. FORSYTH
BEACH, FREDERICK B. MARTIN
BEACH, NATHAN M. MOORE
BEACH, RODERIC L. MECKLENBURG
BEACH, WILLIAM C. MARTIN
BEACHAM, BERT M. RICHMOND
BEACHAM, JIMMIE A. DARE
BEAL, DONALD A. GUILFORD
BEAL, MICHAEL A. RANDOLPH
BEAL, MYRON J. LINCOLN
BEALE, ROBERT J. IREDELL
BEALE, ROGER G. WAKE
BEAM, CHARLES K. GASTON
BEAM, JUSTIN W. CLEVELAND
BEAM, MICHAEL J. CLEVELAND
BEAMAN, PATRICK S. WILSON
BEAMON, EDWIN B. WAYNE
BEANE, BRIAN A. DAVIDSON
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Name County Name County
Licensed Pesticide Ground Applicators, 2004
BEARD, DEREK RYAN ROWAN
BEARD, JOHN F. WAKE
BEARDALL, WILLIS H WAKE
BEARDEN, THOMAS L., JR. HALIFAX
BEASLEY, JOHN N. WAKE
BEATTY, C. HAYDEN ALAMANCE
BEATY, JEFFERY F. GASTON
BEATY, ROBERT H., JR. PENDER
BEATY, SUSAN M. MECKLENBURG
BEAUCHAINE, ROLAND G. WARREN
BEAUMONT, PHILIP M. JOHNSTON
BEAVER, GREGORY B. FORSYTH
BEAVER, JAMES M. GASTON
BEBEAU, MICHAEL J. FORSYTH
BECHTOLD, DOUGLAS A. HAYWOOD
BECK, JOHN C. RICHMOND
BECK, JOSEPH M. WAKE
BECK, KEITH K. DAVIE
BECKER, JOHN OUT-OF-STATE
BECKHAM, ANTHONY A. FRANKLIN
BEDINGER, NEAL A., III IREDELL
BEDSAUL RAY JOHNSTON
BEDSAUL, RICKEY B. ALLEGHANY
BEEBE, RYAN L. OUT-OF-STATE
BEEBE, VINCENT T. WAKE
BEESON, CLARENCE KEITH FORSYTH
BEESON, DOUGLAS L. RANDOLPH
BEESON, TONY D. DAVIDSON
BEHLEY, LAURYN E. MECKLENBURG
BEJOS, MIGUEL A. ALAMANCE
BELANGIA, KEVIN W CAMDEN
BELCH, CHARLES R. NORTHAMPTON
BELCHER, ROBERT G. BEAUFORT
BELK, TONY R. GUILFORD
BELL, BOBBY A. JR. CARTERET
BELL, DAVID H. NORTHAMPTON
BELL, DAVID J. SURRY
BELL, FREDRICK O. CRAVEN
BELL, GARY S. WAKE
BELL, GLENN A. MECKLENBURG
BELL, JAMES E MECKLENBURG
BELL, JERRY G NEW HANOVER
BELL, JOHNNY R. EDGECOMBE
BELL, JURDEN B., III BEAUFORT
BELL, MICHAEL E. UNION
BELL, PATRICK W. WAKE
BELL, SHELLY B. WAKE
BELL, TERRY W. UNION
BELLAMY, GEORGE N. NEW HANOVER
BELLEW, PATRICK J. MOORE
BELLI, ANTHONY S. GUILFORD
BELLO, KEVIN A. GUILFORD
BELNAP, STUART V. OUT-OF-STATE
BELOTE, MAURICE D. WAKE
BENDELOW, JOHN E., III WAKE
BENDER, JOANNA M. BUNCOMBE
BENDER, JOSEPH A. HENDERSON
BENEDICT, RONALD O. MACON
BENFIELD, JAMES T. SURRY
BENFIELD, JERRY W., SR. IREDELL
BENFIELD, RICKMAN D. FORSYTH
BENFIELD, WAYNE K. AVERY
BENITEZ, JOSE S. GUILFORD
BENNER, JOHN S. BUNCOMBE
BENNETT, BRIAN W. GUILFORD
BENNETT, DAVID F. CRAVEN
BENNETT, GEORGE B. WAKE
BENNETT, JIMMY RAY SCOTLAND
BENNETT, MICHAEL W. PITT
BENNETT, MITCHELL H. WAKE
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Name County Name County
Licensed Pesticide Ground Applicators, 2004
BENNETT, ROBERT B. MOORE
BENNETT, ROBERT R. WILSON
BENNETT, STEVEN H. LINCOLN
BENNETT, TONY B. FRANKLIN
BENNETT, VICTOR R. WAKE
BENOIT, STEPHEN E. GUILFORD
BENSON, DON J. DURHAM
BENSON, GARY T. JOHNSTON
BENSON, HOLLY D. HENDERSON
BENSON, JERRY K. MARTIN
BENSON, KELLY L. STOKES
BENTLEY, DAVID C. DARE
BENTLEY, DEXTER L. AVERY
BENTLEY, ROBERT G. FORSYTH
BENTON, ALLEN K. OUT-OF-STATE
BENTON, GREGORY L. PERQUIMANS
BENTON, GREGORY P. BUNCOMBE
BENTON, JAMES E. HERTFORD
BENTON, JESSE E. BRUNSWICK
BENTON, KIMBERLEY NEW HANOVER
BENTON, MARK L. DUPLIN
BENTON, PAUL W. NEW HANOVER
BENTON, ROBERT T. LENOIR
BENTON, SCOTT G. HOKE
BERNARD, JEFF D. OUT-OF-STATE
BERNAUER, KOREY M. CARTERET
BERNIER, HEREVE MOORE
BEROTH, KEVIN R. FORSYTH
BERRIER, CHRISTOPHER N. SURRY
BERRY, ALICIA L. CHATHAM
BERRY, AUDREY A. BURKE
BERRY, CHARLES D. WAKE
BERRY, JANET N. PASQUOTANK
BERRY, KENT A. BEAUFORT
BERRY, MARK D. STOKES
BERST, WILLIAM T. MECKLENBURG
BERT, RAYMOND A. MECKLENBURG
BEST, NELSON D. EDGECOMBE
BEST, DWIGHT L. PAMLICO
BEST, THOMAS M. CRAVEN
BETH OR PAUL BROKOVEN POLK
BETT, ROBERT E. OUT-OF-STATE
BETZ, RAY O. MECKLENBURG
BEUTTELL, WILLIAM B. AVERY
BEVAN, RICHARD J. WAKE
BIBEY SR, MICHAEL S. STANLY
BIBLE, THOMAS D. OUT-OF-STATE
BIBLER, DAVID K. GUILFORD
BIEGGER, TODD D. MECKLENBURG
BIELBY, DANNY OWEN CARTERET
BIGG, SEAN C. DAVIDSON
BIGGERS, JOHN L. CABARRUS
BIGGERSTAFF, ANITA W. WAKE
BIGGERSTAFF, JOSEPH D. CALDWELL
BIGGS, FRANK T. ROCKINGHAM
BILDERBACK, THEODORE E. WAKE
BILES, LILLIAN L. RICHMOND
BILLINGS, RICHARD C. MECKLENBURG
BILLINGSLEY, JOHN W. ROWAN
BILLINGTON, GEORGE E. DARE
BILLS, JOHN CATAWBA
BILLS, MICHAEL L. LINCOLN
BINGHAM, JACK W. DAVIDSON
BINKLEY, BROOKS J. GUILFORD
BIRKS, PETER J. JOHNSTON
BISHOP, KENNETH E.m SR. BUNCOMBE
BISSETT, FINLEY D. NASH
BISSETT, KIMBERLY N. DURHAM
BISSETTE, TIM WILSON
BIVENS, JAMES P. ROCKINGHAM
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Name County Name County
Licensed Pesticide Ground Applicators, 2004
BIVINS, RON W. ROWAN
BIZIC, JOHN T. DUPLIN
BJORK, MARK A. PITT
BLACK, BEN B., JR SURRY
BLACK, BRUCE A. ALEXANDER
BLACK, CEDRIC W. BEAUFORT
BLACK, FRANK D., III WAKE
BLACK, JAMES V. RANDOLPH
BLACK, JOHN J. GUILFORD
BLACK, JOHN T., JR. LINCOLN
BLACK, LARRY E. BUNCOMBE
BLACK, MICHAEL S. DURHAM
BLACK, SHANNON H. ROWAN
BLACKBURN, HUBERT C. HENDERSON
BLACKMAR, CRAIG D. JOHNSTON
BLACKMON, ASHLEY JOHNSTON
BLACKMON, CHRISTOPHER S. MECKLENBURG
BLACKMON, DONNA D. MECKLENBURG
BLACKMON, JESS W. NEW HANOVER
BLACKMON, JONATHAN D. NEW HANOVER
BLACKMON, ROBERT A MECKLENBURG
BLACKMOORE, SAMUEL, JR. MECKLENBURG
BLACKWELDER, CHRIS A. UNION
BLACKWELL, CHARLES D. WAKE
BLACKWELL, CHARLTON F. GRANVILLE
BLACKWELL, ERIC E. GASTON
BLACKWELL, EUGENE ROCKINGHAM
BLACKWELL, ROBERT S. COLUMBUS
BLACKWELL, WILLIAM (MARK) GRANVILLE
BLACKWOOD, NANCY L. GUILFORD
BLACKWOOD, TOMMY W. ORANGE
BLAIR, CAMERON A. MECKLENBURG
BLAIR, ELLEN B. BUNCOMBE
BLAIR, KELLY S. CHATHAM
BLAKE, BRENDA G. JACKSON
BLAKE, DOLAN M. MONTGOMERY
BLAKE, JAMES G. ALAMANCE
BLAKE, JOHN MOORE
BLAKE, JOHN P. GUILFORD
BLAKE, POLLY W ONSLOW
BLAKE, ROBERT M PITT
BLAKE, VIC C. CUMBERLAND
BLAKE, WILLIAM A. WAKE
BLAKENEY, KELLY COLUMBUS
BLAKLEY, TONY A. DAVIE
BLALOCK, ALBERT H. DURHAM
BLALOCK, LARRY E. ORANGE
BLALOCK, TERRY L. STANLY
BLALOCK,BROOKS A. WAYNE
BLANCHARD, BARBARA S. UNION
BLANCHARD, CARL R. UNION
BLANCHARD, ROBERT O. WAKE
BLAND, KENNETH M. SAMPSON
BLAND, WILLIAM E., JR. CAMDEN
BLANKENBERG, DONALD A. UNION
BLANKENSHIP, AMY G. CURRITUCK
BLANKENSHIP, ANDREW R. CURRITUCK
BLANKENSHIP, WALLACE J., JR. CABARRUS
BLANTON, DANNY L. CLEVELAND
BLANTON, LEWIS S. RUTHERFORD
BLANTON, MARK B. CLEVELAND
BLANTON, RUSS W. MECKLENBURG
BLASE, GERALD L. OUT-OF-STATE
BLASER, DALE L. GUILFORD
BLASER, GREGORY R. WAKE
BLASINGAME, GEORGE D. BRUNSWICK
BLEDSOE, RONNIE T. SURRY
BLEDSOE, TOMMY M. SURRY
BLEDSOLE, JIMMY T. GUILFORD
BLESSING, LARRY PAUL WAKE
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Name County Name County
Licensed Pesticide Ground Applicators, 2004
BLEVINS, CHARLES A. YADKIN
BLEVINS, DAVID K., II RICHMOND
BLEVINS, GARY D. WILKES
BLEVINS, GREGORY D. MOORE
BLEVINS, JERRY W. IREDELL
BLEVINS, STEPHEN B. PITT
BLISS, MATTHEW D. CABARRUS
BLIZZARD, RANDY S. GREENE
BLIZZARD, STEVEN K. WAYNE
BLOMBERG, JOHNATHON D. DURHAM
BLOUNT, SHIRLEY O. PERQUIMANS
BLOWE, OLIVER D. NORTHAMPTON
BLOZAN, WILL BUNCOMBE
BLUE, JOHN K. MOORE
BLUE, KEITH ROBESON
BLUE, PHILIP B. MOORE
BLUE, RICHARD W., SR. MOORE
BLUME, JAMIN M. DARE
BLYTHE, BRYAN K. GASTON
BLYTHE, SIDNEY H. HENDERSON
BLYTHE, TERRY A. MECKLENBURG
BLYTHE, THOMAS M. MECKLENBURG
BOATWRIGHT, ROBERT P. CABARRUS
BOAZE, JOHN L. SWAIN
BOCK, KENNETH H. CARTERET
BODIE, GREGORY PITT
BOEREMA, DENNIS L. HYDE
BOETTE, DAVID L. GUILFORD
BOGER, RENEE C. DAVIDSON
BOGUE, MARVIN C. WAYNE
BOHBRINK, JOHN R. NEW HANOVER
BOICE, DOUGLAS A. MECKLENBURG
BOLICK, BRADLEY D. CATAWBA
BOLICK, JEFFREY B. CATAWBA
BOLICK, KENNETH L. CATAWBA
BOLLINGER, NORWOOD D. BRUNSWICK
BOLTON, IVEY A. WARREN
BOLTON, JEFF B. WAKE
BOLTON, JOHN B. MECKLENBURG
BOMAN, TORREY M. WAKE
BOND, CHARLES L. GUILFORD
BOND, JASON C. BUNCOMBE
BOND, JEREMY T. BUNCOMBE
BONEY, JOHNNIE I. DUPLIN
BOOKER, LESLIE B. CHATHAM
BOOKER, WILLIAM R. ROCKINGHAM
BOONE, GILBERT NASH
BOONE, JAMES D. OUT-OF-STATE
BOONE, JAMES D RUTHERFORD
BOONE, JAMES W. FORSYTH
BOONE, JAMES W., JR. NORTHAMPTON
BOONE, JEREMY D. SWAIN
BOONE, JERRY P. WAYNE
BOONE, MICHAEL F. MADISON
BOONE, THOMAS P. GASTON
BOONE, TIM J. BUNCOMBE
BOONE, TIMOTHY W. NORTHAMPTON
BOOTH, DONALD C. MECKLENBURG
BOOTH, WILLIAM K. MECKLENBURG
BORDNER, DARRELL M. MECKLENBURG
BORGEN, SHAWN F. FORSYTH
BORTON, DAVID M. NEW HANOVER
BOSECKER, SETH S. DURHAM
BOSSERT, MATTHEW J. MECKLENBURG
BOST, BILLY W.,JR. UNION
BOST, DANNY L. FORSYTH
BOSTIC, PAUL T. WAYNE
BOTKIN, BILL E. MECKLENBURG
BOTTO, MIGUEL A. WAKE
BOTTOMLEY, MARTHA R. ALLEGHANY
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Name County Name County
Licensed Pesticide Ground Applicators, 2004
BOUNDS, DAVID C. SCOTLAND
BOUTWELL, FRANCIS E. CARTERET
BOUTZ HARRIS, EVELYN A. WAKE
BOVENDER, MICHAEL R. SURRY
BOWBLISS, DAVID J. MOORE
BOWDEN, CARSON S. CRAVEN
BOWDEN, FRANK M. CLEVELAND
BOWDEN, JAMES A., JR. SCOTLAND
BOWEN RANDY N. CLEVELAND
BOWEN, BILLY T. NASH
BOWEN, CHRIS A. PENDER
BOWEN, DAVID C. NORTHAMPTON
BOWEN, GARY C. GRANVILLE
BOWEN, MATT C. WAKE
BOWEN, TODD W. FORSYTH
BOWEN, WILLIAM A. NEW HANOVER
BOWERS, CHRISTOPHER S. JACKSON
BOWERS, DAVID E., JR. JACKSON
BOWERS, THOMAS R. DAVIE
BOWLES, BENNY R. GASTON
BOWLES, DAVID GUILFORD
BOWLES, DAVID C. HENDERSON
BOWLES, JELYNDA P. ROWAN
BOWLES, JESSE L. NEW HANOVER
BOWLING, KENNITH D. BRUNSWICK
BOWMAN, CHARLES T. CATAWBA
BOWMAN, DAVID L. FORSYTH
BOWMAN, DAVID R. MECKLENBURG
BOWMAN, MARK D. GUILFORD
BOWMAN, MIKE T. IREDELL
BOWMAN, NICHOLAS B. BEAUFORT
BOWMAN, PHILIP G. GRANVILLE
BOWMAN, ROBERT W. GUILFORD
BOWMAN, RONALD C. CALDWELL
BOXBERGER, CARL J. DURHAM
BOYCE, CHARLES S. UNION
BOYCE, MATTHEW R. MOORE
BOYCE, RONALD PASQUOTANK
BOYD, BRIAN M. IREDELL
BOYD, CHARLES L. HAYWOOD
BOYD, DAVID A., JR RANDOLPH
BOYD, DAVID R. WAKE
BOYD, DOUGLAS H. PITT
BOYD, E. PATRICK WAKE
BOYD, EDWARD B. OUT-OF-STATE
BOYD, HALLAS H., JR. WASHINGTON
BOYD, JOHN D. OUT-OF-STATE
BOYD, JULIE P. DARE
BOYD, MICHAEL J. GUILFORD
BOYD, MICHAEL L. BEAUFORT
BOYD, MICHAEL W. NEW HANOVER
BOYD, ROBERT P. BUNCOMBE
BOYD, STAFFORD HALIFAX
BOYD, WILLIAM B. SURRY
BOYDEN, WILLIAM B. MOORE
BOYER, CHARLES D. FORSYTH
BOYER, EARL ROSS BEAUFORT
BOYER, RANDY W. FORSYTH
BOYETTE, PERCY G. JOHNSTON
BOYETTE, WARREN G. WAKE
BOYKIN, CONNIE M. JOHNSTON
BOYKIN, KATRINA B. FRANKLIN
BOYKIN, MICHAEL R. WAKE
BOYLE, MATT H. IREDELL
BOYLES, DAVID W. FORSYTH
BOYLES, DERRICK P. WAKE
BOZARDT, RONALD W., JR. MECKLENBURG
BRACK, ANDREW C. CLEVELAND
BRACKELMANNS, PAULA R. ROWAN
BRACKETT, DRUSCILLA L. UNION
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Name County Name County
Licensed Pesticide Ground Applicators, 2004
BRADDOCK, MICHAEL W. BRUNSWICK
BRADDY, KEVIN E. ALAMANCE
BRADFORD, DONALD W. CABARRUS
BRADLEY, CHAD M. MADISON
BRADLEY, DAVID M. HENDERSON
BRADLEY, GLENDA P. ALAMANCE
BRADLEY, JASON M. MECKLENBURG
BRADLEY, MICHAEL B. GASTON
BRADLEY, MICHAEL B. GUILFORD
BRADLEY, RICHARD H. CHATHAM
BRADLEY, TIMOTHY G. DAVIDSON
BRADLEY, TONY A. MECKLENBURG
BRADSHAW, ELEANOR N. SAMPSON
BRADSHAW, JOHN OUT-OF-STATE
BRADSHAW, JONATHAN R. MOORE
BRADSHAW, TIM G. CALDWELL
BRADSHER, NOEL W. PERSON
BRADY, CHRISTOPHER WATAUGA
BRADY, DONNA V. GUILFORD
BRADY, JAMES F. BURKE
BRADY, MATTHEW A. MOORE
BRADY, SCOTT A. DURHAM
BRADY, TIMOTHY S. GUILFORD
BRADY, WILLIAM M. GUILFORD
BRAFFORD, DANIEL H. MOORE
BRAGG, DAVID S. CARTERET
BRAKE, PATRICK A. WAKE
BRAME, R. HARPER MECKLENBURG
BRAMHALL, DON W. MECKLENBURG
BRANCH, JASON W. FORSYTH
BRANCH, MACK R., JR. MCDOWELL
BRANCH, WILLIAM A. SURRY
BRANDON, EDWARD H. PERSON
BRANNAN, WILLIARD A. WAKE
BRANNIGAN, MARYLIN L. HENDERSON
BRANNOCK, FRANKLIN K. ALAMANCE
BRANNON, ANSON T. FORSYTH
BRANSFORD, CHARLES S. GUILFORD
BRANTLEY, CHRIS FRANKLIN
BRASWELL, JAMES R. UNION
BRASWELL, KENT WAKE
BRASWELL, THOMAS G. PITT
BRASWELL, WILLIAM T. GUILFORD
BRATCHER, JOSEPH B. PAMLICO
BRATTS, CLAUDIUS R. DURHAM
BRAUN, PETER C. MECKLENBURG
BRAWLEY, DANIEL “KIRK” MECKLENBURG
BRAWLEY, ROBERT T. IREDELL
BRAXTON, ELWOOD R. PITT
BRAY, PHILLIP S. LEE
BRAY, RAYMOND E. NEW HANOVER
BREECE, FREDERICK S. NEW HANOVER
BREEDLOVE, CHRIS E. GUILFORD
BREEDLOVE, DAVID C. GRANVILLE
BREEDLOVE, JAMES W. GRANVILLE
BREEN, JOHN WAKE
BRENDEL, RICH A. MECKLENBURG
BRENGAN, GLEN M., JR. ROCKINGHAM
BRENNO, SCOTT A. OUT-OF-STATE
BREVOORT, MICHAEL E. WAKE
BREWER, BRANDON D. WILSON
BREWER, CHARLES W. AVERY
BREWER, GENE R. WATAUGA
BREWER, JOHN C., JR. CARTERET
BREWER, KEVIN L. MOORE
BREWER, SCOTT A. NEW HANOVER
BRICE, GEORGE R DAVIDSON
BRICKHOUSE, SAMUEL A., III BEAUFORT
BRIDGERS, CHAD A. WILSON
BRIDGERS, GLENN R. WAKE
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Name County Name County
Licensed Pesticide Ground Applicators, 2004
BRIDGES, GARY A. MECKLENBURG
BRIDGES, JACOB M. MACON
BRIDGES, MATTHEW N. RANDOLPH
BRIDLE, KENNETH A. STOKES
BRIEN, THOMAS N. JOHNSTON
BRIGGS, MAX D. STOKES
BRIGGS, PATRICK S. MECKLENBURG
BRIGHT, CALVIN E, III CURRITUCK
BRIGHT, ERVIN ONSLOW
BRIGHT, MICHAEL F. ALAMANCE
BRIGHT, RICHARD M. ALAMANCE
BRINDLE, DONALD A. MECKLENBURG
BRINDLE, THOMAS L. MECKLENBURG
BRINEGAR, JUDY M. ALLEGHANY
BRINKLEY, ANN S. GATES
BRINKLEY, DAVID A. CRAVEN
BRINKLEY, JOHN W. GATES
BRINKLEY, TIMOTHY W. WAKE
BRINTLE, CHARLES A. YADKIN
BRISSON, CULLEN E. ASHE
BRISSON, MICHAEL D. CUMBERLAND
BRISTOW, JAMES C. GRANVILLE
BRISTOW, JAMES L. GRANVILLE
BRITE, DANNY S. EDGECOMBE
BRITE, WILLIAM H. PAMLICO
BRITT, BOBBY H., JR. ROBESON
BRITT, DANNY R., JR. PITT
BRITT, STEVEN T. OUT-OF-STATE
BRITT, WAYNE ROBESON
BRITTAIN JACOB M., JR. GASTON
BRITTON, HUGH P JR HERTFORD
BROADHEAD, JOE N. WAYNE
BROADWAY, CHRISTOPHER N. UNION
BROCK, JASON C. WAKE
BROCK, JOHNNY F. HERTFORD
BROCK, KAREN B. BRUNSWICK
BROCK, MICHAEL D. OUT-OF-STATE
BROCK, NICKIE D. DUPLIN
BROCK, WILLIAM J. NEW HANOVER
BROKS, THOMAS M. SCOTLAND
BRONNER, JOSEPH M. CLEVELAND
BROOK, JAMES H. UNION
BROOKS, DAVID R. WAKE
BROOKS, HOWARD D. PERSON
BROOKS, JAMES A. LINCOLN
BROOKS, KENNETH F. WAKE
BROOKS, MELANIE M. HENDERSON
BROOKS, ROBERT B. PITT
BROOKS, ROGER JACKSON
BROOME, CHARLES G. UNION
BROOME, JAMES A. MECKLENBURG
BROOME, PHILLIP P. MECKLENBURG
BROOME, WAYNE E. LEE
BROOME, WILLIAM C. GUILFORD
BROUGHTON, LEVY PAMLICO
BROUSSARD, STANLEY C. BRUNSWICK
BROWN, ARTHUR R. NASH
BROWN, BRIAN D. WAKE
BROWN, BRYAN K. ORANGE
BROWN, BRYAN K. RANDOLPH
BROWN, CATHY T. DAVIE
BROWN, CHAD E. MECKLENBURG
BROWN, CHARLES D. PASQUOTANK
BROWN, CHARLES E. CUMBERLAND
BROWN, CHARLES R. CURRITUCK
BROWN, CHRISTOPHER CUMBERLAND
BROWN, CHRISTOPHER R. ALAMANCE
BROWN, CHRISTOPHER T. GUILFORD
BROWN, CLYDE T. LINCOLN
BROWN, DANIEL E. YADKIN
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Name County Name County
Licensed Pesticide Ground Applicators, 2004
BROWN, DANNY C. CABARRUS
BROWN, DARON WILKES
BROWN, DARRELL L. WAKE
BROWN, DAVID K. ORANGE
BROWN, DONNIE L. EDGECOMBE
BROWN, EDWARD N. EDGECOMBE
BROWN, EILEEN V. IREDELL
BROWN, ELIZABETH M. BUNCOMBE
BROWN, ERIC A. CATAWBA
BROWN, GREGORY R. WILKES
BROWN, IVAN W. PITT
BROWN, JACOB A. CURRITUCK
BROWN, JAMES IRVIN, JR. BRUNSWICK
BROWN, JAMES R., JR. ALAMANCE
BROWN, JASON A. WAKE
BROWN, JENNIFER R. MCDOWELL
BROWN, JERRY D. CURRITUCK
BROWN, JERRY DALE BRUNSWICK
BROWN, JOANNE M. NEW HANOVER
BROWN, JOHN B. CHOWAN
BROWN, JOHNNY SCOTLAND
BROWN, JOSHUA M. GASTON
BROWN, JULIAN M. MECKLENBURG
BROWN, JUSTIN B. WAKE
BROWN, KAREN A. IREDELL
BROWN, KEN W. WAKE
BROWN, KEVIN S. MECKLENBURG
BROWN, KYLE S. MOORE
BROWN, LARRY A. PITT
BROWN, LARRY R. CURRITUCK
BROWN, LAWRENCE D. MOORE
BROWN, LELAND G. MOORE
BROWN, LLOYD H., JR. DAVIE
BROWN, LYL M. PERQUIMANS
BROWN, MARGARET MECKLENBURG
BROWN, MAX A. GUILFORD
BROWN, MICHAEL D. GUILFORD
BROWN, MICHAEL W. DAVIDSON
BROWN, NATANIEL T. BRUNSWICK
BROWN, RICHARD K. GUILFORD
BROWN, RICKY S. MECKLENBURG
BROWN, ROBERT E. WAKE
BROWN, RODNEY D. CATAWBA
BROWN, SAMUEL W. BURKE
BROWN, SARAH E. DARE
BROWN, STEPHEN Q. ROWAN
BROWN, STEPHEN W. CATAWBA
BROWN, STEVEN A. MECKLENBURG
BROWN, STEVEN M. WAKE
BROWN, SUSAN A. WAKE
BROWN, TERRENCE J. MECKLENBURG
BROWN, TERRY L. MECKLENBURG
BROWN, THOMAS A. CATAWBA
BROWN, THOMAS B. LINCOLN
BROWN, TIMOTHY H. JACKSON
BROWN, TIMOTHY R. SURRY
BROWN, TIMOTHY R. CRAVEN
BROWN, VICTORIA M. FORSYTH
BROWN, WILLIAM D. WAKE
BROWN, WILLIAM H. STOKES
BROWNE, MICOU M. WAKE
BROWNING, JOHN F. GUILFORD
BROYHILL, JAMES H. WILKES
BROZO, GREGG A. MECKLENBURG
BRTNICK, NICK W. MECKLENBURG
BRUDER, RICHARD J. BUNCOMBE
BRUMMITT, GEORGE G. ROCKINGHAM
BRUN, PHILIPPE J. DURHAM
BRUNO, CLAIRE M. MOORE
BRUNSON, DAVID MECKLENBURG
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Name County Name County
Licensed Pesticide Ground Applicators, 2004
BRUSKI, GERALD A. MECKLENBURG
BRUTON, GINER A. NEW HANOVER
BRYAN, CHARLES W. DUPLIN
BRYANT, ALICIA P. WASHINGTON
BRYANT, CHRIS GUILFORD
BRYANT, DON M. RICHMOND
BRYANT, DONALD W., JR. CARTERET
BRYANT, DOUGLAS E. WAKE
BRYANT, JAMES L., JR. WAKE
BRYANT, JOEL H. SAMPSON
BRYANT, JOHNATHAN V. MECKLENBURG
BRYANT, LARRY G. NASH
BRYANT, LARRY J. NASH
BRYANT, LEWIS G. CALDWELL
BRYANT, PAUL T.,JR. WATAUGA
BRYANT, PETE Z. GUILFORD
BRYANT, WILLIAM R. PITT
BRYSON JR, WILLIAM P. TRANSYLVANIA
BUCHANAN, ALLEN G. CATAWBA
BUCHANAN, ANDREW F. ROBESON
BUCHANAN, BRANDON L. CATAWBA
BUCHANAN, DANIEL L. GASTON
BUCHANAN, GUY H. FORSYTH
BUCHANAN, RODNEY B. MITCHELL
BUCHANAN, STEPHEN M. WAKE
BUCHMAN, CHAD M. DURHAM
BUCK, KACIE C. ROCKINGHAM
BUCKLES, DAVID F. BUNCOMBE
BUCKNER, ANDREW W. MECKLENBURG
BUCKNER, BRUCE D. BUNCOMBE
BUCKNER, JARED N. ALAMANCE
BUCKNER, M. CHRISTINE DARE
BUCKNER, PAUL MECKLENBURG
BUCY, LARRY O. OUT-OF-STATE
BUDLONG, LOIS J. PENDER
BUEHLER, MARION E. TRANSYLVANIA
BUESCH, KENNETH R. CABARRUS
BUESCH, ROBERT H. CABARRUS
BUGICA, GREGORY J. MECKLENBURG
BULKLEY, WILLIAM L. CARTERET
BULLARD, DAVID NEW HANOVER
BULLARD, JASON R. COLUMBUS
BULLIN, JOSEPH L. SURRY
BULLINS, JAMES W. STOKES
BULLOCK, BARRY L. PITT
BULLOCK, HOWARD BRENT JOHNSTON
BULLOCK, KRISTI W. LINCOLN
BULMAN, JAMES B., JR. MECKLENBURG
BULTINCK, MICHAEL J. MOORE
BUMGARDNER, DENNIS P. CLEVELAND
BUMGARDNER, MARK W. FORSYTH
BUMGARNER, CAREY M. MOORE
BUMGARNER, HOMER C. AVERY
BUMGARNER, JAMIE L. CATAWBA
BUMGARNER, KENNETH W. CALDWELL
BUMGARNER, RONALD D. LINCOLN
BUNCE, BRANDON S. UNION
BUNCE, JOHN O. HARNETT
BUNCH, ADAM W. CHOWAN
BUNCH, EDGAR L. MOORE
BUNDY, CHARLES D. GASTON
BUNN, BILLY R. NASH
BUNN, GORDON EDGECOMBE
BUNN, JAMES B. JOHNSTON
BUNN, STEVEN D. STANLY
BUNTING, LANA E. STANLY
BURCH, LARRY E. OUT-OF-STATE
BURCHAM, RODNEY C. FORSYTH
BURCHETT, SAMMY D. DAVIDSON
BURCHETTE, JOE P. LENOIR
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Name County Name County
Licensed Pesticide Ground Applicators, 2004
BURCHETTE, PAUL J. LENOIR
BURD, DANNY C. OUT-OF-STATE
BURDICK, DOUGLAS J. FORSYTH
BURGESS, BRIAN B. OUT-OF-STATE
BURGESS, MARK T. WAKE
BURGESS, STEVEN R. NORTHAMPTON
BURGIN, ROBERT N. BUNCOMBE
BURKE, MARKESE D. WAKE
BURKE, MICHAEL E CHATHAM
BURLESON, BRANDON D. AVERY
BURLESON, DALE E. STANLY
BURLESON, ERIC T. WAKE
BURLESON, JOANN STANLY
BURLESON, JOHN M. HYDE
BURNETT, ALFRED E. MECKLENBURG
BURNETT, HARRY S. NEW HANOVER
BURNETTE, CHRISTOPHER W. CHATHAM
BURNETTE, MARK F. MECKLENBURG
BURNETTE, NELSON S. BUNCOMBE
BURNETTE, RICKY L. UNION
BURNETTE, ROBERT F. HAYWOOD
BURNEY, REGGIE D. BRUNSWICK
BURNS, ANDREW D. GUILFORD
BURNS, DANN M. WAKE
BURNS, JOSEPH HAROLD OUT-OF-STATE
BURNS, JULIAN DONALD TRANSYLVANIA
BURNS, LINDA P. MOORE
BURNS, MARY P. NEW HANOVER
BURNS, MICHAEL L. HENDERSON
BURNS, SHAWN P. WAKE
BURR, BENJAMIN L., JR. ANSON
BURRELL, CLAUDE A. HALIFAX
BURRIS, ELMER R CABARRUS
BURRIS, JACK C., JR. ROWAN
BURROUGHS, JABIE L. ANSON
BURROUGHS, RANDY G. BUNCOMBE
BURROW, CARL E. MONTGOMERY
BURROWS, HAL C MOORE
BURTON, CHARLES H. YADKIN
BURTON, DAVID J. SURRY
BURTON, JOESPH P. YADKIN
BURTON, JOSEPH N.,JR. NEW HANOVER
BURTON, ROBERT D. GUILFORD
BURTON, TIM R. FORSYTH
BUSBY, DEBRA S. IREDELL
BUSBY, ROBBIE L. DARE
BUSH, CAROLYN A. CATAWBA
BUSH, HARRY E. OUT-OF-STATE
BUSICK, RICKY D. RANDOLPH
BUSQUE, EDDIE D. OUT-OF-STATE
BUSSY, JERRY E. LEE
BUTCHER, CHRISTOPHER P. WAKE
BUTCHER, DAVID D. BEAUFORT
BUTLER, BEN B. MECKLENBURG
BUTLER, BRODIE S. MECKLENBURG
BUTLER, DAVID A. CABARRUS
BUTLER, GEORGE W. OUT-OF-STATE
BUTLER, JAMES L. GUILFORD
BUTLER, JASON D. DUPLIN
BUTLER, JEFF S. HALIFAX
BUTLER, NELL H. SAMPSON
BUTLER, SAMEUL TRANSYLVANIA
BUTNER, BARRY E. IREDELL
BUTNER, HENRY R., JR. ALLEGHANY
BUTTS, LARRY W. JR. CASWELL
BUTTS, LARRY W. SR. CASWELL
BYARS, BARRY D. GASTON
BYERS, BARRY R. MECKLENBURG
BYRD, ANDREW D. GUILFORD
BYRD, BOBBY L. MECKLENBURG
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Name County Name County
Licensed Pesticide Ground Applicators, 2004
BYRD, BOBBY L. ALAMANCE
BYRD, BOBBY W. MECKLENBURG
BYRD, DARWIN K. DUPLIN
BYRD, DAVID K. BERTIE
BYRD, ELISA J. WILKES
BYRD, GARY W. GRANVILLE
BYRD, HAROLD D. JOHNSTON
BYRD, LEE JOHNSTON
BYRD, MICHAEL J. DAVIDSON
BYRD, MICHAEL S. MONTGOMERY
BYRD, R. GRAY, JR. ORANGE
BYRD, SCOTTY W. CABARRUS
BYRD, TRAVIS D. WILSON
BYRD, WILLIAM K. ROBESON
BYRTUS, JAMES P. MOORE
BYRUM, HILLER FAHEY, JR. CHOWAN
BYRUM, ROY W. DARE
BYRUM, RUSSELL T. CHOWAN
BYRUM, WALTER T. BERTIE
CABLE, DONALD R. NEW HANOVER
CABLE, ISAAC B. MECKLENBURG
CABLE, MICHAEL S. NEW HANOVER
CADDELL, DAVID A MECKLENBURG
CADDELL, FRED L., JR. JOHNSTON
CADDELL, HENRY W. JOHNSTON
CADMAN, HARRY E., JR. WAKE
CAGLE, BILLY R MONTGOMERY
CAGLE, CHARLES B. RANDOLPH
CAGLE, ROBERT E. MONTGOMERY
CAIN, ADAM L. STOKES
CAIN, CHARLES D. FORSYTH
CAIN, JEFFREY R. RANDOLPH
CAIN, MICHAEL D. SURRY
CALCOTE, RACHEL C. WAKE
CALDER, GARY L. JOHNSTON
CALDWELL, CARMEL G. ROCKINGHAM
CALDWELL, KEITH M. CATAWBA
CALDWELL, M. DOUGLAS PITT
CALDWELL, PATRICK A. WAKE
CALDWELL, RANDY H. CATAWBA
CALDWELL, ROGER G. ROWAN
CALDWELL, TRENT D. LINCOLN
CALE, MICHAEL J. PITT
CALHOUN, ANDREW D. ORANGE
CALHOUN, BEVERLY J. DURHAM
CALHOUN, CHRIS T. EDGECOMBE
CALHOUN, MARK P. MECKLENBURG
CALL, ANDREA L. AVERY
CALLAHAN, RICHARD D. ROWAN
CALLICUTT, DARREN L. ROWAN
CALLOWAY, JAMES D. HAYWOOD
CALLOWAY, JANET T. STOKES
CALLOWAY, JOHN M., JR. WAKE
CALLOWAY, LAINE MCDOWELL
CALLOWAY, PHILLIP E. BUNCOMBE
CALTA, ANNE WAKE
CALVIN, JEFFREY R. PENDER
CAMACHO, VICTOR L. DUPLIN
CAMBPELL, JOHNATHAN M. LINCOLN
CAMELI, THOMAS P. MECKLENBURG
CAMERON, THOMAS H. MOORE
CAMP, RONALD F. UNION
CAMPAU, KATE K. ROCKINGHAM
CAMPBELL, AMY N. BRUNSWICK
CAMPBELL, BRUCE R. NEW HANOVER
CAMPBELL, BRUCE W. MECKLENBURG
CAMPBELL, CARROLL J. BLADEN
CAMPBELL, CHRISTOPHER W. IREDELL
CAMPBELL, CLETUS LEE DAVIDSON
CAMPBELL, ERIC S. GUILFORD
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Name County Name County
Licensed Pesticide Ground Applicators, 2004
CAMPBELL, JOHN C., JR. OUT-OF-STATE
CAMPBELL, KEVIN J. SURRY
CAMPBELL, LARRY M. DAVIE
CAMPBELL, LLOYD M. GUILFORD
CAMPBELL, MICHAEL D. PENDER
CAMPBELL, PAMELA S. ROWAN
CAMPBELL, ROBERT B. MECKLENBURG
CAMPBELL, ROBERT H. GUILFORD
CAMPBELL, TIMOTHY W. GUILFORD
CAMPFIELD, DUSTIN T. RUTHERFORD
CAMPOLONG, JOSEPH J. OUT-OF-STATE
CANADA, JAMES R., JR. CARTERET
CANADY, DALLIE R. COLUMBUS
CANADY, ERNEST J. COLUMBUS
CANADY, LOUISA T. NEW HANOVER
CANADY, ROBERT M. ROBESON
CANADY, TROY L. WAKE
CANADY, WILLIAM F. NEW HANOVER
CANALE, CRAIG J. CALDWELL
CANDELARIA, WILLIAM FORSYTH
CANDELORI, STEVE H. CHATHAM
CANFIELD, APRIL L. WAKE
CANIPE, ALFRED D., JR. CATAWBA
CANIPE, CARL N. CATAWBA
CANIPE, SAMUEL K. BURKE
CANNADY, CHRISTOPHER MARK SAMPSON
CANNADY, KENNETH A. SAMPSON
CANNATA, JAMES F. WAKE
CANNON, ANTHONY L. EDGECOMBE
CANNON, APRIL T. MECKLENBURG
CANNON, B. GERALD WAYNE
CANNON, JOHN T. GASTON
CANNON, KENNETH T. PITT
CANNON, THOMAS RAY PITT
CANNON, TINA P. CALDWELL
CANTU, JUAN E. LENOIR
CAPPS, DALE K MECKLENBURG
CAPPS, JOHNNY H. JOHNSTON
CAPPS, JULIE R. JOHNSTON
CARAWAN, SHAWN P. PAMLICO
CARAWAY, BRANDON L. ROWAN
CARDER, RICK L. BRUNSWICK
CARDILLE, KATHERINE O. GUILFORD
CARDONE, BRIAN C. OUT-OF-STATE
CARFANO, CHRISTIAN P. WAKE
CARGILE, GARY L. COLUMBUS
CARICO, BRIAN C. STOKES
CARICO, GLENN A. ALLEGHANY
CARICO, IAN J. ROCKINGHAM
CARILLI, FRANK NEW HANOVER
CARLAND, RANDY W. OUT-OF-STATE
CARLAND, TERRY W. HENDERSON
CARLEE, JASON C. IREDELL
CARLETON, MICHAEL T. GASTON
CARLILE, MICHAEL A. MECKLENBURG
CARLIN, JAMES T. FORSYTH
CARLSON, KENNETH C. MECKLENBURG
CARLSON, MARTA LINCOLN
CARLTON, RON NEW HANOVER
CARLYLE, JULIE B. LEE
CARMICHAEL, ANGELA E. BRUNSWICK
CARMONA, JUSTIN P. WAKE
CARON, RAYMOND R. NEW HANOVER
CARPENTER, GARY H. SURRY
CARPENTER, GARY S. GASTON
CARPENTER, JOE D., JR. GASTON
CARPENTER, KEITH A. GASTON
CARPENTER, MARK S. DURHAM
CARPENTER, RANDY S. BRUNSWICK
CARPENTER, SAM S., JR. CABARRUS
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Name County Name County
Licensed Pesticide Ground Applicators, 2004
CARPENTER, STANLEY H. OUT-OF-STATE
CARPENTER, STEPHEN L. GASTON
CARPENTER, TIMOTHY L. GASTON
CARPENTER, TIMOTHY S. BURKE
CARPENTER, TRACEY W. AVERY
CARR, DANIEL R. CARTERET
CARR, DWIGHT D. GUILFORD
CARR, JOHN D. EDGECOMBE
CARR, MADELENE M. FORSYTH
CARR, MICHAEL R. CARTERET
CARRAHER, JAMES P. RANDOLPH
CARRAWAY, DAVID L. PITT
CARRIGAN, DOUGLAS W. IREDELL
CARRIGAN, MICHAEL R. ALEXANDER
CARRIKER, WILLIAM W. UNION
CARROLL, CHARLES K. ROBESON
CARROLL, CLIFTON C. MCDOWELL
CARROLL, RAY E. GUILFORD
CARROLL, ROBERT K. NORTHAMPTON
CARROLL, SONNY W. WAKE
CARROLL, STEVEN R. WAKE
CARROLL, WILLIAM B. ,JR. HALIFAX
CARSON, AMANDA C. TRANSYLVANIA
CARSWELL, PAULA N. BURKE
CARSWELL, STEPHEN E. BURKE
CARTER, ALLEN D. MECKLENBURG
CARTER, BRANDON L. MOORE
CARTER, BRYAN C. BUNCOMBE
CARTER, CHUCK B. ALEXANDER
CARTER, EDWARD D. BUNCOMBE
CARTER, FLETCHER G. HALIFAX
CARTER, GEORGE A. BUNCOMBE
CARTER, HARRY DARE
CARTER, JAMES O. ALAMANCE
CARTER, JASON L. FORSYTH
CARTER, KEVIN M., JR. OUT-OF-STATE
CARTER, LEE F AVERY
CARTER, LESTER L. GUILFORD
CARTER, M. DOUGLAS RICHMOND
CARTER, MARTIN R. WAKE
CARTER, RICHARD S GUILFORD
CARTER, RICHARD W. LENOIR
CARTER, SETH C. PASQUOTANK
CARTER, STEVE L. DAVIDSON
CARTER, THAD R. FORSYTH
CARTNER, ROBERT E. CABARRUS
CARTRETTE, ROBERT D. COLUMBUS
CARTWRIGHT, CHARLES G. CURRITUCK
CARTWRIGHT, JESSE J. PENDER
CARTWRIGHT, TERRY DEAN CURRITUCK
CARVER, DENNIS W. CATAWBA
CARVER, WILLIAM T. GASTON
CASAREZ, DANIEL WILSON
CASE, MICHAEL F. MECKLENBURG
CASEN, GARY R. ONSLOW
CASEY, DANIEL B. WAYNE
CASEY, FRANK A., JR. LINCOLN
CASEY, J SMITH LINCOLN
CASEY, WILLIAM A. WILKES
CASH, BRANDON C. GASTON
CASH, JEFF S. CLEVELAND
CASHATT, ROBERT L. GUILFORD
CASHNER, CHRISTOPHER D. BRUNSWICK
CASHWELL, JEFFREY L. CUMBERLAND
CASSADA, WILLIE O. OUT-OF-STATE
CASSELL, ROBERT L. DAVIDSON
CASSIDY, DANIEL L. MECKLENBURG
CASTELLANOS, SERVERIANO B. MECKLENBURG
CASTELLOE, WILLIAM W. BEAUFORT
CASTORINA, RICHARD J. UNION
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Name County Name County
Licensed Pesticide Ground Applicators, 2004
CASTRO, JORGE E. CHATHAM
CATHEY, JOSEPH H. BRUNSWICK
CATLETTE, SUSAN LYNWOOD WAKE
CATO, JONATHAN R. DARE
CATO, STANLEY N. MECKLENBURG
CATOE, ABBY C. YADKIN
CATON, WILLIAM T., JR. MECKLENBURG
CAUBLE, MARCUS D. DAVIDSON
CAUDILL, CHRISTOPHER J. NEW HANOVER
CAUDILL, MICHAEL G. MECKLENBURG
CAUDILL, MIKE L. ALLEGHANY
CAUDILL, PHIL H. WILKES
CAUDLE, DAVID L. GUILFORD
CAUDLE, JOHN H. MECKLENBURG
CAUDLE, WARREN E. FORSYTH
CAUSBY, BARRY D., JR. MECKLENBURG
CAUSEY, ROBERT A. GUILFORD
CAUTHEN, J. CLARKE MECKLENBURG
CAUTHEN, JOHN M. CABARRUS
CAVENDER, J. ANDREW, JR. PENDER
CAVENESS, MICHAEL E. GUILFORD
CAVIN, WADE D. RANDOLPH
CAVIN, WILLIAM A., III MECKLENBURG
CAVINESS, GORDON F. DURHAM
CAWTHORNE, W. GLENN, JR. VANCE
CAYTON, JANI P. PITT
CAYTON, JEFFERY G. PITT
CAYTON, SID M. BEAUFORT
CEARBAUGH, MARK A. MECKLENBURG
CERNUDA, ROBERT R. OUT-OF-STATE
CHAFIN, MARK E. BRUNSWICK
CHALK, JAMES M. WAKE
CHAMBERLAIN, ROBERT T. FORSYTH
CHAMBERLIN, JEFF D. EDGECOMBE
CHAMBERS, BILLY G., JR. FORSYTH
CHAMBERS, CRAIG A. PERSON
CHAMBERS, GARY L. GASTON
CHAMBERS, WILBERT W., JR. ALAMANCE
CHAMBLEE, DAVID A. WAKE
CHAMBLIN, BRYAN T. OUT-OF-STATE
CHAMPION, GREGORY S. RUTHERFORD
CHAMPION, RON S. BRUNSWICK
CHANCE, PAMELA J. WAKE
CHANDLER, BRIEN H. CALDWELL
CHANDLER, DAVID B. WAKE
CHANDLER, DR. RANDY B. MECKLENBURG
CHANDLER, ERNIE E. RANDOLPH
CHANDLER, FABIOUS J. FORSYTH
CHANDLER, JEAN M. ALAMANCE
CHANDLER, LARRY R. RICHMOND
CHANDLER, RANDY D. BUNCOMBE
CHANDLER, ROBERT B. MECKLENBURG
CHANDLER, RONALD V MONTGOMERY
CHANEY, STEVE R. STOKES
CHAPIN, RICHARD L., JR. WAKE
CHAPMAN, ANTHONY B. DARE
CHAPMAN, CHRIS S. MONTGOMERY
CHAPMAN, CRAIG R. BUNCOMBE
CHAPMAN, JOHN C. OUT-OF-STATE
CHAPMAN, MICHAEL B. IREDELL
CHAPMAN, TRACIE N. DUPLIN
CHAPPEII, ROBERT B. SURRY
CHAPPELL, KEITH E. MONTGOMERY
CHAPPELL, PAUL B. NASH
CHARLES, MARK E. FORSYTH
CHARRON, MARK CABARRUS
CHASE, DARREN J. MACON
CHASE, RICHARD T. DURHAM
CHASON, CATHY S. HOKE
CHATEAUVERT, BRIAN S. OUT-OF-STATE
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Name County Name County
Licensed Pesticide Ground Applicators, 2004
CHATHAM, KARLA A. ROCKINGHAM
CHAVIS, AULTOR WALLACE NEW HANOVER
CHAVIS, CADER T. CUMBERLAND
CHAVIS, DAVID R. CUMBERLAND
CHAVIS, KARRIE L. HOKE
CHAVIS, ROGER C. SCOTLAND
CHAVIS, RONALD SCOTLAND
CHAVIS, RONALD D. OUT-OF-STATE
CHEATHAM, CHARLES R. FORSYTH
CHEATHAM, LEONARD W. DURHAM
CHEEK, CAMERON H. IREDELL
CHEEK, DOLAN W. YADKIN
CHEEK, ROBERT L. WILKES
CHEKELELEE, JIMMY M. MECKLENBURG
CHENEY, G. W. WATAUGA
CHERKAS, WILLIAM M.,III WAKE
CHERRY, RICHARD C. ORANGE
CHESTER, KEITH D. CALDWELL
CHESTNUT, EDITH L. WAYNE
CHESTNUTT, DAVIS E. GUILFORD
CHILCOTE, MARTIN E. OUT-OF-STATE
CHILDERS, GARETT H. ALEXANDER
CHILDERS, LARRY L. BURKE
CHILDERS, MICHAEL G. GASTON
CHILDRESS, DAVID E. GUILFORD
CHILDRESS, WILLIAM W. ROCKINGHAM
CHISENHALL, RONALD L. FORSYTH
CHISHOLM, BROCK A. PENDER
CHOATE, JOHNNY L. CARTERET
CHOWNING, GREG W. MECKLENBURG
CHRIS HELD UNION
CHRISAWN, TRAVIS W. ASHE
CHRISMON, GEORGE P., JR. BEAUFORT
CHRISMON, JEFFREY S. GUILFORD
CHRISTENSEN, RICHARD J. DURHAM
CHRISTIAN, GERALD A. PASQUOTANK
CHRISTIAN, SHANE G. PERQUIMANS
CHRISTIE, DARVIN P. PERSON
CHRISTMAN, SCOTT W. WAKE
CHRISTY, RALPH STEVEN CABARRUS
CHURCH, CHARLES E. CALDWELL
CHURCH, JAMES E. WATAUGA
CHURCH, JEREMY D. GUILFORD
CHURCH, RONALD E. CLEVELAND
CIANCHETTA, JENNIFER M. WAKE
CIAVARDINI, TODD J. OUT-OF-STATE
CLAFFEY, MICHAEL E. NEW HANOVER
CLANTON, DAVID R. CABARRUS
CLAPP, FRANKLIN M. ALAMANCE
CLARK, BILL M. MOORE
CLARK, DAVID E. CUMBERLAND
CLARK, DAVID S. DARE
CLARK, DEBORAH R. GRANVILLE
CLARK, DEREK L. GASTON
CLARK, DEWARD E. CATAWBA
CLARK, GEORGE B. WAKE
CLARK, J. MARK MECKLENBURG
CLARK, JACK HYDE
CLARK, JAMES D., JR. GUILFORD
CLARK, JOHN A. BURKE
CLARK, JOHN L. CHATHAM
CLARK, JOHNNIE D., JR. BEAUFORT
CLARK, LARRY C. OUT-OF-STATE
CLARK, MARY F. DURHAM
CLARK, MYRON L. AVERY
CLARK, PETE NEW HANOVER
CLARK, ROY F. DURHAM
CLARK, ROY L. MECKLENBURG
CLARK, SAMUEL L. EDGECOMBE
CLARK, SIDNEY P. DURHAM
44
Name County Name County
Licensed Pesticide Ground Applicators, 2004
CLARK, TED J. ALEXANDER
CLARK, THOMAS A. AVERY
CLARK, TIMOTHY D. GUILFORD
CLARK, TIMOTHY D. HAYWOOD
CLARK, TIMOTHY M. BURKE
CLARK, TOM W. OUT-OF-STATE
CLARK, TOMMY G. HAYWOOD
CLARK, WILLIAM B. DURHAM
CLARK, WILLIAM R., JR. MARTIN
CLARKE, JAMES M. NEW HANOVER
CLARKE, MICHAEL L. WAKE
CLARY, JON C. UNION
CLAWSON, PAUL W. JOHNSTON
CLAWSON, SCOTT A. MOORE
CLAWSON, WILLIAM T. MECKLENBURG
CLAYBROOK, MICHAEL J. ROCKINGHAM
CLAYPOOL, HARRY E. MECKLENBURG
CLAYTON, COREY S. CHOWAN
CLAYTON, JEREMY T. PASQUOTANK
CLAYTON, JOHN D. ALAMANCE
CLEARY, BILLIE S. WILKES
CLECKNER, BERNARD CARTERET
CLEMENT, LAWRENCE W. WAKE
CLEMENT, ROGER B. IREDELL
CLEMENTS, LOUIS G. OUT-OF-STATE
CLEMENTS, ROBERT E. NORTHAMPTON
CLEMMER, CRAIG A. WAKE
CLEMMONS, JEFFREY W. CATAWBA
CLEMMONS, LAVELLE A. BRUNSWICK
CLEMMONS, ROSE F. BRUNSWICK
CLENDENIN, MITCH L. GUILFORD
CLIFTON JR, ROBERT L. WAKE
CLINCH, BRETT J. GUILFORD
CLINE, DOUGLAS S. STANLY
CLINE, FRANK L. CABARRUS
CLINE, IVEY W. CABARRUS
CLINE, JEFFREY S. CLEVELAND
CLINE, JOHN P. CABARRUS
CLINE, NATHANIEL B. ALEXANDER
CLINE, NORMAN T. GUILFORD
CLINE, WILLIAM S. DAVIDSON
CLINTON, ROBIN M. HENDERSON
CLODFELTER, BRIAN R. MOORE
CLODFELTER, JILL G. GUILFORD
CLODFELTER, MITCH B. LINCOLN
CLONINGER, ALAN M. CATAWBA
CLONTZ, BENJAMIN L. BUNCOMBE
CLONTZ, GREGORY D. BURKE
CLONTZ, JAMES A. IREDELL
CLONTZ, JAMES T. UNION
CLONTZ, SCOTT D. CATAWBA
CLOUD, ANTONIA OUT-OF-STATE
CLOUSE, BOB L. ALEXANDER
CLOYD, RAY F. GASTON
COATES, JOSEPH WESLEY JOHNSTON
COATS, CHARLES TERRY JOHNSTON
COBB, ELMO P. ALAMANCE
COBB, JOSEPH F. BERTIE
COBB, SAMUEL C. CASWELL
COBB, STEVEN W. ALAMANCE
COBURN, JOHN R., JR. ORANGE
COCHRAN RUSSELL L. MECKLENBURG
COCHRAN, ROBERT L. POLK
COCHRAN, SCOTT R. MECKLENBURG
COCHRANE, WILLIAM K. BUNCOMBE
COCKMAN, THOMAS L. CHATHAM
CODY, MARK E. CATAWBA
COE, M. SUSAN SURRY
COEN, MICHAEL E. MOORE
COFFEY, BILLY S. CALDWELL
45
Name County Name County
Licensed Pesticide Ground Applicators, 2004
COFFEY, CARL E. DURHAM
COFFEY, JAMES B. FORSYTH
COFFEY, JAMES R. DAVIDSON
COFFEY, ROBERT A. IREDELL
COFFEY, ROBERT J. WATAUGA
COFFEY, WILLIAM M. MECKLENBURG
COFTY, GARY L. MECKLENBURG
COGGINS, CHRISTIAN C. RANDOLPH
COGGINS, RAYMOND C. HENDERSON
COGHILL, MICHAEL F. VANCE
COILEY, ROBERT C. WAKE
COKER, CHRISTOPHER W. WAYNE
COKER, DAVID L. WAKE
COLBY, SUSAN GREENE BRUNSWICK
COLE, CONNY W. BRUNSWICK
COLE, GEORGE GASTON
COLE, JAMES K. WAKE
COLE, MICHAEL E. WAKE
COLE, MICHAEL G. BUNCOMBE
COLE, TIMOTHY A. PENDER
COLE, TROY D. IREDELL
COLE, WILLIAM G. LEE
COLE, WILLIAM G., JR. LEE
COLE-LOY, KAREN R. ALAMANCE
COLEMAN, ALVIS CARROLL WILSON
COLEMAN, BOBBY L. WAKE
COLEMAN, BRAD T. GUILFORD
COLEMAN, DAVID E. OUT-OF-STATE
COLEMAN, MATT A. WAKE
COLEMAN, RODNEY C. WILSON
COLEMAN, VOLLIE, JR. BLADEN
COLEY, CHAD R. OUT-OF-STATE
COLEY, DAVID L. FRANKLIN
COLEY, JOHNNY W. GRANVILLE
COLEY, MARK L. BRUNSWICK
COLEY, OSCAR L., JR. STANLY
COLEY, RICHARD A., JR. FORSYTH
COLLIE, JIMMY A. FRANKLIN
COLLIER, BENJAMIN FORSYTH
COLLIER, JEFFREY G. WILSON
COLLIER, MICHAEL W. DAVIE
COLLIER, RODNEY T. WAKE
COLLINS, AMY F. JOHNSTON
COLLINS, ANTHONY W. OUT-OF-STATE
COLLINS, BEN D. WILKES
COLLINS, C. LEROY, JR. DAVIDSON
COLLINS, ERNEST J. JONES
COLLINS, FARRELL KEITH MOORE
COLLINS, GAYNELL J. ROCKINGHAM
COLLINS, JAMES V. MECKLENBURG
COLLINS, JARED M. UNION
COLLINS, JOHNNY W. OUT-OF-STATE
COLLINS, MICHAEL S. HARNETT
COLLINS, PATRICK N. MECKLENBURG
COLLINS, PAUL M. MECKLENBURG
COLLINS, RAYMOND L. CHATHAM
COLLINS, ROBERT D. BURKE
COLLINS, RONNIE W. UNION
COLLINS, STEPHEN M. BURKE
COLLINS, WILLIAM R. HARNETT
COLLINS, WILLIAM S. DAVIDSON
COLOSANTI, JIM R., JR. CABARRUS
COLTRAIN, JOSHUA W. MARTIN
COMBS, GARY W. CATAWBA
COMEAU, JAY J. JOHNSTON
COMER, MATTHEW B. ROCKINGHAM
COMITO, JAMES A. CURRITUCK
COMPTON, CHAD WAKE
COMPTON, JONATHAN L. CASWELL
CONARD, WILLIAM D. MOORE
46
Name County Name County
Licensed Pesticide Ground Applicators, 2004
CONGLETON, MARVIN H. NEW HANOVER
CONLEY, TERRENCE DURHAM
CONLEY, WAYNE E. CALDWELL
CONLIN, MARK C. JACKSON
CONLIN, SCOTT A. JACKSON
CONNELL, BRAD D. MECKLENBURG
CONNELL, DON E., JR. STANLY
CONNELL, NIALL A. MECKLENBURG
CONNELL, PATRICK E. CRAVEN
CONNER, DONALD MECKLENBURG
CONNER, DONALD W. NORTHAMPTON
CONNER, GREGORY S. BLADEN
CONNER, JAMES R. FORSYTH
CONNERS, JAMES M. DARE
CONNETT, BREC NEW HANOVER
CONNICK, PATRICK B. BRUNSWICK
CONRAD, SHARON W. WATAUGA
CONRAD, WILLARD G., JR. WATAUGA
CONRADE, ROBERT E. MECKLENBURG
CONSOLO, JAMES A. WAKE
CONSTANCE, RICHARD W. HAYWOOD
CONSTINE, PETER HALIFAX
CONTRERAS, GILBERTO C. OUT-OF-STATE
CONWELL, JAMES O. WAKE
COOK, BRAD A. WAKE
COOK, CHRISTINE C. CUMBERLAND
COOK, CHRISTOPHER T. WAKE
COOK, CORY W. ROCKINGHAM
COOK, CYNTHIA D. CATAWBA
COOK, DANIEL F. HENDERSON
COOK, DOUGLAS B. ORANGE
COOK, KENNETH W. WAKE
COOK, KEVIN D. FORSYTH
COOK, LARRY PAUL CATAWBA
COOK, ROGER B. SURRY
COOK, SAM W. LINCOLN
COOK, SCOTTIE H. CATAWBA
COOK, STACY G. MECKLENBURG
COOK, TONY M. DAVIE
COOK, WAYLON T. MOORE
COOKE, BRAD J. MECKLENBURG
COOKE, DAVID W. AVERY
COOKE, GEORGE A. AVERY
COOKE, JAMES B. GUILFORD
COOKE, JAMES C. HERTFORD
COOKE, RONNIE L. SURRY
COOKE, STEPHEN CALE EDGECOMBE
COOKE, THOMAS REID IREDELL
COOKE, TIM N. AVERY
COOKSON, MICHAEL P. NEW HANOVER
COOLEY, DAGMAR NEW HANOVER
COOLEY, TONY P. WILSON
COOPER, CHRISTOPHER H. UNION
COOPER, JAMES E. MARTIN
COOPER, LARRY D., JR. FORSYTH
COOPER, QUINTON NASH
COOPER, RICHARD J. WAKE
COOPER, SUSAN G. JACKSON
COOPER, TERRY E. PASQUOTANK
COOPER, WILLIAM A. SCOTLAND
COOPER, WILLIAM A., III SCOTLAND
COPE, MYRTIE B. BURKE
COPELAND MARCIA S. MECKLENBURG
COPENHAVER,DREW P. NEW HANOVER
CORBETT, DOROTHY W. PENDER
CORBETT, JAMES L. EDGECOMBE
CORBETT, JERRY L. JOHNSTON
CORBETT, JESSE S. BRUNSWICK
CORBETT, LEIGH A. NASH
CORBETT, RICKY W. JOHNSTON
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Name County Name County
Licensed Pesticide Ground Applicators, 2004
CORBETT, SHARI W. JOHNSTON
CORBETT, WILLIAM T. JOHNSTON
CORDELL, BRENDON C. ORANGE
CORDELL, STEVE F. VANCE
CORDOVA, ELIZANDRO A. FORSYTH
CORFIOS, ANTHONY C.,JR. RANDOLPH
CORFIOS, ROCKY J. RANDOLPH
CORK, RICHARD D. PENDER
CORL, ALAN T. CABARRUS
CORL, DARRELL D. MECKLENBURG
CORLESS, ROBERT L., JR. MECKLENBURG
CORN, JUSTIN B. TRANSYLVANIA
CORN, RONALD A. POLK
CORNATZER, JERRY W. YADKIN
CORR, COLETTE M. ROCKINGHAM
CORRELL, JAMES C. ROWAN
CORRELL, R. SCOTT ROWAN
COSENTINO, GEORGE A. BEAUFORT
COSTNER, WILLIAM A. AVERY
COSTON, CARL Y.,JR. DURHAM
COSTON, HAYWOOD L. CHOWAN
COTHREN, JOHN C. WILKES
COTTEN, JEFF S. NORTHAMPTON
COTTEN, LEON J. BUNCOMBE
COUCH, FRANK C. MOORE
COULTER, GARY D. CATAWBA
COULTER, RAYMOND R. MECKLENBURG
COVINGTON, JOSEPH M. ALAMANCE
COVINGTON, NEIL B. GUILFORD
COVINGTON, THOMAS G. NEW HANOVER
COVINGTON, TIMOTHY N. ALAMANCE
COWAN, DON F. CARTERET
COWAN, EDWARD L. OUT-OF-STATE
COWAN, MARK A. ORANGE
COWAN, MICHAEL, A. DAVIDSON
COWARD, SCOTTY K. PITT
COWARD, STUART D., IV FRANKLIN
COX, ADAM L. RANDOLPH
COX, ANDREW W. ASHE
COX, ANTHONY W. CUMBERLAND
COX, BRAD T. MECKLENBURG
COX, CHRISTOPHER M. GUILFORD
COX, DAVID A. ALAMANCE
COX, GREGORY K. LENOIR
COX, GREGORY W. FORSYTH
COX, JACK M., JR. DAVIDSON
COX, JARROD S. BEAUFORT
COX, JESSE L. CUMBERLAND
COX, JOEL R. OUT-OF-STATE
COX, JOSEPH D. FORSYTH
COX, JOSEPH W. BRUNSWICK
COX, MICHAEL F. RANDOLPH
COX, MICHAEL L. PITT
COX, NELSA A. WAKE
COX, PHILLIP C. COLUMBUS
COX, ROBERT L. BEAUFORT
COX, RONALD D. ASHE
COX, RONALD F. MECKLENBURG
COX, SHAWN O. ALEXANDER
COX, SUSAN L. HERTFORD
COX, THOMAS W. FORSYTH
COX, TIMOTHY W. WAKE
COX, TRENT J. FORSYTH
COX, WALLACE E. ROCKINGHAM
COX, WAYLAND E. ASHE
COX, WILLIAM H. ONSLOW
COZART, DAVID W. ORANGE
COZZOLINO, PAUL A. BRUNSWICK
CRABTREE, ORMAND B. LINCOLN
CRADDOCK, WESLEY E. WASHINGTON
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Name County Name County
Licensed Pesticide Ground Applicators, 2004
CRAFT, CRAIG D. PERQUIMANS
CRAIG, CRAWFORD PITT
CRAIG, WILLIAM R. WAKE
CRAIN, WILLIAM T. NEW HANOVER
CRAINE, DARRELL K. CARTERET
CRANDALL, STEVE A. ROWAN
CRANDALL, WILLIS R. PITT
CRANDOL, RONNIE M. PITT
CRANE, SANFORD R. CABARRUS
CRANE, STEFAN W. WAKE
CRANFORD, BENJY B. DAVIDSON
CRANFORD, SETH P. WATAUGA
CRASE, HERBERT W. PASQUOTANK
CRAVEN, DALE R. WILKES
CRAVEN, NICK A. RANDOLPH
CRAWFORD, CORY S NEW HANOVER
CRAWFORD, DWAYNE H. HAYWOOD
CRAWFORD, GREGORY E. FORSYTH
CRAWFORD, JASON O. BRUNSWICK
CRAWFORD, PHILIP C. WAKE
CRAWFORD, THOMAS R. WAKE
CREECH, BOBBY R. ROBESON
CREECH, DURWOOD J. WARREN
CREECH, JEFFREY E. JOHNSTON
CREECH, JEFFREY O. WILSON
CREECH, JOSEPH M. CARTERET
CREECH, MIKE J. JOHNSTON
CREECH, ROBERT W. LENOIR
CREED, GEORGE C. SCOTLAND
CREMER, PAUL K. BUNCOMBE
CRENSHAW, JASON F. MECKLENBURG
CRENSHAW, PAUL F. MECKLENBURG
CRESON, JAMES D. FORSYTH
CRESON, JEFFREY S. FORSYTH
CRESS, LEWIS W. CABARRUS
CREWS, DARYL K. FORSYTH
CREWS, DAVID E. WAKE
CRISCOE, THOMAS L. RICHMOND
CROCKER, DOUGLAS W. WAYNE
CROCKER, JERRY T. JOHNSTON
CROMER, BRADLEY S. LENOIR
CRONIN, ROBERT C. CABARRUS
CROOKS, SHAUN C. UNION
CROOM, PHILLIP N., JR. ONSLOW
CROSBY, WILLIAM R. GRANVILLE
CROSCUTT, DUANE G. CRAVEN
CROSSWHITE, KEVIN T. WAKE
CROTTS, MARK E. RANDOLPH
CROUCH, O’NEIL M. FORSYTH
CROUCH, ONEIL M., III FORSYTH
CROUCH, RICHARD A. ROWAN
CROUSE, JEFFREY A. LINCOLN
CROUSE, RALPH H. ALLEGHANY
CROWDER, TANYA N. CATAWBA
CROWDER, THOMAS J. HENDERSON
CROWE, JOHN M. HENDERSON
CROWSON, PAUL F. ALAMANCE
CRUMP, CARROLL S. MECKLENBURG
CRUMP, DOUG P. LINCOLN
CRUMP, JAMES G. JONES
CRUMP, PHILIP H. WAKE
CRUMP, SEAN P. CALDWELL
CRUMPLER, ARNOLD N. SAMPSON
CRUMPTON, GARLAND S. ROCKINGHAM
CRUMPTON, REUBEN M. NASH
CRUMPTON, ROBERT A. GUILFORD
CRUZ, CLAUDIO WAKE
CRUZ, RAMON C. GUILFORD
CULBERSON, BRIAN E. RANDOLPH
CULBRETH, MALCOLM B., III WAKE
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Name County Name County
Licensed Pesticide Ground Applicators, 2004
CULLER, CARROLL E. MONTGOMERY
CULLIPHER, JAMES M. OUT-OF-STATE
CUMMINGS, DANNY R. LEE
CUMPATA, CHRISTOPHER J. EDGECOMBE
CUPP, DENNIS H., JR. WAKE
CURLEE, TODD R. STANLY
CURRIE, DAVID G. SCOTLAND
CURRIE, DONALD W. RICHMOND
CURRIN, RONALD E WAKE
CURRY, JEREMY E. BRUNSWICK
CURTIS, JASON D. CATAWBA
CURTIS, CLARENCE D. MECKLENBURG
CURTIS, STEPHEN D. PITT
CUSIMANO, MICHAEL S. ROCKINGHAM
CUSSON, RICK D. FORSYTH
CUTHRELL, JAMES M. HALIFAX
CUTHRELL, ROBERT E. DAVIE
CUTLER, DAVID TODD BEAUFORT
CUTRIGHT, STEVE L. FORSYTH
CUTSHAW, LEONARD M. RANDOLPH
CZERKIES, KEVIN W. GASTON
D’ALLAIRD, DANIEL S. WAKE
D’AMICO, GARY E. MECKLENBURG
DABBS, S. GRAY, JR. ROWAN
DAGENHART, DAVID L. ROWAN
DAGENHART, JAMES F. IREDELL
DAHLE, MICHAEL E. DURHAM
DAHLEM, WILBERT E. HALIFAX
DAHNE, WILLIAM H. BRUNSWICK
DAIGLE, JOHN M. MECKLENBURG
DAIL, AMY B. DUPLIN
DAIL, JASON C. LENOIR
DAKOSKI, JENNIFER D. BUNCOMBE
DALESSANDRO, STEVE D. WAKE
DALRYMPLE, LISA J. LEE
DALTON, CHARLES A., JR. HENDERSON
DALTON, DANIEL CHOWAN
DALTON, DANNY A. CUMBERLAND
DALTON, JOE W. MOORE
DALTON, KYLE H. BRUNSWICK
DALTON, RONALD S. RUTHERFORD
DALTON, WILLIAM D. WAKE
DALY, JAMES M. MECKLENBURG
DALY, JOHN M. ORANGE
DAMBAKAKIS, ANDREAS B. FORSYTH
DAMERON, BLAKE M. ALAMANCE
DAMON, DAVID W. MOORE
DAMRON, BRETT PERQUIMANS
DANGER, KERRY M. WAKE
DANIEL, CHRIS A. CABARRUS
DANIEL, JOHN H., JR. MARTIN
DANIEL, LARRY T. NASH
DANIEL, MICHAEL J. LINCOLN
DANIEL, MISTY A. WAKE
DANIEL, RICHARD E. WAKE
DANIELEY, MARK S. ALAMANCE
DANIELS, DAVID C. CRAVEN
DANIELS, GEORGE D., JR. MECKLENBURG
DANIELS, RICHARD C., JR. LENOIR
DANIELS, TATE P. STANLY
DANISE, RONALD M. MECKLENBURG
DANLEY, EDWARD W. OUT-OF-STATE
DANLEY, LUCAS D. SURRY
DARBY, JAMES T. BRUNSWICK
DARBY, MICHAEL C. MECKLENBURG
DARDEN, JAMES B., III SAMPSON
DARDIN, MATTHEW S. ASHE
DARNELL, DAVID V. HENDERSON
DARR, JIMMIE D., JR. IREDELL
DARR, STEPHEN W. CATAWBA
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Name County Name County
Licensed Pesticide Ground Applicators, 2004
DASHER, DARYL W. OUT-OF-STATE
DASHIELL, KENNETH H. CUMBERLAND
DAUB, SHAWN E. GUILFORD
DAUGHENBAUGH, JASON J. WAKE
DAUGHERTY, KIM A. OUT-OF-STATE
DAUGHTRY, RAEFORD SAMPSON
DAUGINAS, JOSEPH J. CABARRUS
DAUM, CHARMAINE L. FORSYTH
DAVENPORT, BRIAN K. MECKLENBURG
DAVENPORT, CHARLES M. FORSYTH
DAVENPORT, DAMON WAKE
DAVENPORT, DWIGHT T. BEAUFORT
DAVENPORT, JOHN J. WAKE
DAVENPORT, MATTHEW C. LINCOLN
DAVENPORT, RONALD G., JR. PITT
DAVENPORT, S. LAWRENCE PITT
DAVIDSON, CHARLES C. GUILFORD
DAVIDSON, CHRISTOPHER B. HALIFAX
DAVIDSON, CLARKSON L. BUNCOMBE
DAVIDSON, MAX A. OUT-OF-STATE
DAVIDSON, SCOTT A. MOORE
DAVIE, MICHAEL B. MADISON
DAVIES, DAVID M. HOKE
DAVIS III, CHARLES T. ASHE
DAVIS, ADAM D. SURRY
DAVIS, ADRIAN MECKLENBURG
DAVIS, ANTHONY R. ALEXANDER
DAVIS, BOBBY R. BRUNSWICK
DAVIS, BRAD S. GUILFORD
DAVIS, BRETT L. COLUMBUS
DAVIS, BRIAN E. WAKE
DAVIS, BRYAN R. ALLEGHANY
DAVIS, CARLTON L., SR. LEE
DAVIS, CECIL F. CHATHAM
DAVIS, CHARLES E., JR. MECKLENBURG
DAVIS, CHARLES L. BRUNSWICK
DAVIS, DANNY R., JR. CUMBERLAND
DAVIS, DAVID G. FORSYTH
DAVIS, DAWN C. HYDE
DAVIS, DOLPH C. MECKLENBURG
DAVIS, ELBERT J., JR. DUPLIN
DAVIS, FREDDIE COLUMBUS
DAVIS, GARY T. CARTERET
DAVIS, GARY W. WILSON
DAVIS, GLEN R. HENDERSON
DAVIS, JACK D., JR. NEW HANOVER
DAVIS, JAMES A. FORSYTH
DAVIS, JAMES T. UNION
DAVIS, JEFF A. CARTERET
DAVIS, JEFF A. ROCKINGHAM
DAVIS, JEFFRY K. JACKSON
DAVIS, JOEY D. NORTHAMPTON
DAVIS, JOHN T. PERSON
DAVIS, JON M. DURHAM
DAVIS, JONATHAN B. WAKE
DAVIS, KEVIN GUILFORD
DAVIS, KEVIN D. GUILFORD
DAVIS, LANNY CABARRUS
DAVIS, MACK R., II WILKES
DAVIS, MARK A. BUNCOMBE
DAVIS, MICHAEL E., SR. LENOIR
DAVIS, MICHAEL K. MECKLENBURG
DAVIS, NORMAN V. OUT-OF-STATE
DAVIS, PRESTON LENOIR
DAVIS, RAYMOND B. CABARRUS
DAVIS, RICHARD R. CALDWELL
DAVIS, ROBERT B. UNION
DAVIS, ROBERT P. BLADEN
DAVIS, ROBERT W., JR. BUNCOMBE
DAVIS, ROGER D. CLEVELAND
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Name County Name County
Licensed Pesticide Ground Applicators, 2004
DAVIS, RONALD E. DAVIDSON
DAVIS, RONALD L. FORSYTH
DAVIS, RONNIE HOKE
DAVIS, RONNIE K. MECKLENBURG
DAVIS, RYAN M. RANDOLPH
DAVIS, SAMUEL R. CLEVELAND
DAVIS, SCOTT L. PENDER
DAVIS, SCOTT N. BRUNSWICK
DAVIS, STEVE L. CHATHAM
DAVIS, TIMOTHY L. CABARRUS
DAVIS, TITUS L. CUMBERLAND
DAVIS, TONY C. ORANGE
DAVIS, TROY W. BRUNSWICK
DAVIS, VERNON H. CRAVEN
DAVIS, WILLIAM G. IREDELL
DAVIS, WILLIAM PERRY MARTIN
DAVIS, WILLIE WASHINGTON
DAWKINS, DANIEL K. UNION
DAWKINS, JAMES T. BRUNSWICK
DAWSON, HEATH GASTON
DAWSON, MARK G. PENDER
DAY, GLENWOOD A. PERSON
DAY, JASON M. ALEXANDER
DEAL, BARRY E. UNION
DEAL, BRIAN WILLIAM OUT-OF-STATE
DEAL, CHARLES A. UNION
DEAL, RICHARD E. ROWAN
DEAN, DAMON V LEE
DEAN, EDWARD L. WAKE
DEAN, ELIZABETH N. DURHAM
DEAN, PERRY E. WAKE
DEAN, RONALD G. MECKLENBURG
DEANS, ROBERT SCOTT DUPLIN
DEARMEY, SCOTT C. MECKLENBURG
DEARMIN, JUSTIN L. STOKES
DEASON, JAMES G. GASTON
DEASON, THOMAS D. CUMBERLAND
DEATON, JOHNATHON K. MECKLENBURG
DEATON, LINDEN R. GASTON
DEBERRY, JONATHAN W. MONTGOMERY
DEBERRY, KRISTOFER I. OUT-OF-STATE
DECH, JAMES N., II HALIFAX
DECK, BELA C. RUTHERFORD
DECKER, ALLEN J. DAVIDSON
DEDMON, JAMES R. MECKLENBURG
DEDRICK, AUSTIN D. DURHAM
DEFFENBAUGH, REBECCA C. BUNCOMBE
DEGUDA, ANTHONY B. NEW HANOVER
DEITZ, BENJAMIN T. CATAWBA
DEJONG, CRAIG W. MOORE
DEL CID, SEBASTIAN I. ORANGE
DELAWDER, MICHAEL E. OUT-OF-STATE
DELFOSSE, RICK L. POLK
DELLINGER, BARRY J. GASTON
DELLINGER, BRANDON M. LINCOLN
DELLINGER, CHRISTOPHER L. LINCOLN
DELMAR, MARK D. MECKLENBURG
DELOATCH, DONNIE R. HERTFORD
DELONG, GUY R. DURHAM
DEMASTES, JOHN F., JR. MECKLENBURG
DEMATTEO, JOHN P. PENDER
DEMBNICKI, STEVEN MOORE
DEME, JOHN W. LENOIR
DEMORY, DUANE E. NEW HANOVER
DENARDO, KEVIN W. WAKE
DENHAM, RANDY E. ALAMANCE
DENNING JR. ROBERT F. CALDWELL
DENNING, KENNETH SCOTT JOHNSTON
DENNIS, JUSTIN G. MECKLENBURG
DENNIS, TERRY L. MECKLENBURG
52
Name County Name County
Licensed Pesticide Ground Applicators, 2004
DENNISON, JAMES L. OUT-OF-STATE
DENNY, EDWARD B. GRANVILLE
DENNY, JOE W. DAVIE
DENSON, JONATHAN D. NASH
DENSON, ROBERT M. UNION
DENTON, DANNY L. GASTON
DENTON, JONATHAN M. WILSON
DENTON, MEG C. ALAMANCE
DENTON, WAYNE E., JR. WAKE
DEPRIEST, JAMES B. ROCKINGHAM
DERBY JAMES C. OUT-OF-STATE
DERMID, PAUL L. III BUNCOMBE
DEROUSSE, TAMMY L. WAKE
DERRY, MATT S. MACON
DERUVO, LOU POLK
DERWITZ, GREGORY A. WAYNE
DESANTIS, DENNIS M. MECKLENBURG
DESHONG, CHRISTOPHER W. WAKE
DETTER, CRAIG N. CATAWBA
DETTER, NORRIS W. CATAWBA
DETTMER, DAVID R. MECKLENBURG
DEUTSCHLE, DENNIS A. ALAMANCE
DEVANE, CHRIS L. FORSYTH
DEVANE, MICHAEL K. JACKSON
DEVEAU, DONALD E., JR. LENOIR
DEVINE, DARIN L. LINCOLN
DEVINE, WILLIAM D. CATAWBA
DEW, BOBBY D. COLUMBUS
DEW, KIMI L. NEW HANOVER
DEW, MITCHELL W. COLUMBUS
DEW, ROY S. WILSON
DEW, SHARON M. PENDER
DEWEESE, MICHAEL T. IREDELL
DEXTER, GEORGE H. BUNCOMBE
DEYTON, RODNEY L. YANCEY
DIACHENKO, THOMAS K. GUILFORD
DIACONT, J. MICHAEL WARREN
DIAL, MICHAEL MECKLENBURG
DICKENS, DENNIS D. CHOWAN
DICKENS, DONALD G. WAKE
DICKENS, WILLIAM L. WAKE
DICKERSON, KENNETH R. NASH
DICKERSON, RODNEY N. VANCE
DICKEY, MICHAEL L. ALAMANCE
DICKEY, PAUL KENNETH ALAMANCE
DICKEY, PAUL KEVIN ALAMANCE
DICKINSON, DAVID M. ORANGE
DICKSON, CHUCK W. ALEXANDER
DILL, CLAUDE A., III CABARRUS
DILLARD, BARBARA M. VANCE
DILLARD, LINDA FORSYTH
DILLARD, LONNIE C. CALDWELL
DILLIN, BONNIE S. JOHNSTON
DILLINGHAM, DAVID LEE ONSLOW
DILLISTIN, BRANDON W. WARREN
DILLON, JOE A. HENDERSON
DILLON, TODD C. GUILFORD
DILLON, VINCE C. OUT-OF-STATE
DILLS, ROBERT K. MECKLENBURG
DILLS, ROY J. HAYWOOD
DIMOV, DMITRIY UNION
DIONNE, FREDRICK J. DAVIE
DIONNE, RUSSELL EDWARD FORSYTH
DISHER, JOHN D. FORSYTH
DISHMAN, JAMES W. MECKLENBURG
DISHNER, WILLIAM H., JR. ALAMANCE
DIXON JR, JERRY H. ANSON
DIXON, CHARLES G. SAMPSON
DIXON, JERRY H. ROBESON
DIXON, JODYLYNNE M. IREDELL
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Name County Name County
Licensed Pesticide Ground Applicators, 2004
DIXON, KELLY N. IREDELL
DIXON, OSCAR C. CRAVEN
DIXON, PHILIP S. FORSYTH
DIXON, RALEIGH C., JR. BRUNSWICK
DJUKIC, ZORKA WAKE
DOANE, WILLIAM R. RANDOLPH
DOBBINS, LAWRENCE MOORE
DOBBINS, MICHAEL D. DAVIDSON
DOBSON, GEORGE H. WAYNE
DOBSON, MATTHEW N. MOORE
DOCKERY, AUDIE D. GASTON
DOCKERY, DAVID M. GASTON
DODD, CHARLES A. OUT-OF-STATE
DODGE, DONNA J. GASTON
DOERING, MARCIA P. MECKLENBURG
DOHERTY, AMANDA B. WAKE
DOLAN, MICHAEL S. RANDOLPH
DOLLAR, JASON L. RANDOLPH
DOMAN, RONALD E. WAKE
DOMANOWSKI, CRAIG M. WAKE
DONAHUE, BRADLEY P. UNION
DONALDSON, MARTHA C. MACON
DONALDSON, THOMAS N. CABARRUS
DONLEY, WILLIAM H. CARTERET
DONNELL, VERNON GUILFORD
DONOHO, SHANNON E. WAKE
DONOHUE, DAVID J. NEW HANOVER
DOONAN, MICHAEL S. ORANGE
DORER, STEPHEN P. WAKE
DORFFELD, JOHN A. WAKE
DORMAN, JERRY C. WASHINGTON
DORMAN, JOHN C. DURHAM
DORSEY, DAVID W. WILSON
DORSEY, ROBERT D. MECKLENBURG
DOSS, DENNIS RAY, JR. ALAMANCE
DOSS, TIMOTHY N. ORANGE
DOSSETT, THOMAS J. MECKLENBURG
DOSTER, DAVID