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Pesticide safety recertification for Categories A, C, H, K, N, O

PSEE provides recertification, pre-certification, and professional development workshops for commercial and non-commercial pesticide applicators. If you need licensing information, please visit the MDA website.

Recertification for commercial or noncommercial applicators is required to maintain your license. The recertification cycle depends on your categories.

  • Categories B, S and SPCS recertify every year.
  • Categories A with E, F, J, L, O, P, Q, R recertify every 2 years.
  • Categories A with C or H recertify every 3 years.

If you’re not sure if you need to recertify this year, look at your applicator license card for “Attend a Workshop By” dates or look up your license on the MDA License Lookup Page.

2026 Recertification

  • Categories F and P recertification are ONLY available online.
  • You may need to register for a mix of in-person and online options to satisfy your requirements.
  • You may need to register in separate transactions for some combinations.
  • Additional workshops or courses may be added during the year. Subscribe to our email notification to receive these notices.

This page includes registration options for categories A, C, H, K, N, and O. In-person workshops are listed at the bottom.

See 2026 options for Pesticide safety recertification for Categories A, B (drone), E, F, I, J, L, and P on a separate page.

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2026 in-person recertification workshops

Categories A, C (Field Crops), and H (Seed Treatment)

Cost

  • A + 1 additional category: $145
  • A + 2 additional categories: $190

All in-person workshops include lunch and refreshments.

Register for any in-person A/C/H workshop

Select any event link below for details about a specific workshop, including event agendas when available.

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