Under state laws, a pesticide dealer is defined as someone who applies pesticides to lands of another.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Only if they also sell pesticides
• D. Only if employed by a government entity

Answer: (A)

Under state pesticide regulations, the activity that defines a pesticide dealer is applying pesticides to lands belonging to or controlled by someone else. This means that anyone who performs pesticide applications on another person’s property falls under dealer-related rules and must meet the associated licensing, training, and safety requirements, even if they also sell pesticides or aren’t employed by a government entity. The important point is that the regulated role is the act of application on someone else’s land, not whether the person sells products or who they work for. So the statement aligns with how many states define a pesticide dealer.