Source: AGSAFE

1. Pesticide exposure can occur from residue on sources like soil, tractors, used personal protective equipment, irrigation water, and the crop.
2. Wash work clothing in hot water, with a strong detergent, separate from your family’s laundry and sundry. 
3. Do not take pesticides or pesticide containers home with you.
4. Pesticide handlers must follow rules on the pesticide label – this label is the law.
5. Posting signs are used along fields that have been recently sprayed – do not enter posted fields.
6. For more information on the Worker Protections Standard visit: https://www.epa.gov/pesticide-worker-safety/agricultural-worker-protection-standard-wps

The NC Agribusiness Council (NCAg) has a strategic collaboration with AgSafe to provide NCAg members with practitioner-based solutions and resources  to advance our industries' commitment to a safe and compliant workforce as well as a healthy and safe food supply.  As a member of NCAg, your organization is a member of AgSafe. To learn more about AgSafe, visit www.AgSafe.org or if you have a question or need assistance on topics such  as worker safety, human resources, pesticide compliance, labor relations and food safety issues, call the NCAg/AgSafe help line at 800.434.6011.  This helpline is an exclusive benefit of NCAg Membership.