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The Ohio Department of Agriculture's Division of Plant Health houses the Grain Warehouse, Feed & Seed, Pesticide & Fertilizer Regulation, and Plant Pest Control sections, which are responsible for many consumer- and farmer-protections regulations. Staff members' duties include registering pesticides, licensing pesticide applicators, investigating pesticide use complaints, verifying label statements on feed and fertilizers, monitoring the financial stability of grain elevators, testing germination of packaged seeds, inspecting honey bee colonies, regulating plant nursery stock, and working with USDA-APHIS and the U.S. Forest Service to control invasive pest species. Our goal is to hold businesses which produce, process, and distribute plant-based agricultural products to high standards of integrity and safety.
Information about the department's various programs as well as forms, applications and fact sheets can all be found in the resources section.
An interactive map showing the treatment areas for the current gypsy moth control season.
Inspectors look for foulbrood, chalkbrood, nosema, varroa mites, and small hive beetle.
The Ohio Applicator Forecast is designed to help nutrient applicators identify times when the weather-risk for applying is low.
FARM is a real-time and historical climate information tool for fertilizer and manure application.
Online searches for pesticide applicator recertification credits and classes, exam registration, and online license renewals.
Provided by FieldWatch, OSCR is an on-line mapping tool to promote awareness between specialty crop producers, beekeepers & pesticide applicators
The “Did you Know?” video series is designed to provide information on the divisions and programs of the Ohio Department of Agriculture. For more information on Agriculture in Ohio, check our YouTube Channel.
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