Michigan State University Extension launches new Pesticide Safety Manual sales website

Safa Alzohairy<safa@msu.edu>, Pesticide Safety Education Program (PSEP) Coordinator and Christina Curell<curellc@msu.edu>, Michigan State University Extension -

The launch of the new MSU Extension Pesticide Safety Manual Sales Store is designed to make purchasing study materials for commercial and private applicators easier and more convenient than ever.

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Screenshot of the newly developed Pesticide Safety Manual sales website.

The Pesticide Safety Education Program (PSEP) and Michigan State University Extension are excited to announce a new website for purchasing pesticide safety education. Online training manual sales are designed to make the resources needed to prepare for exams or training sessions easily available.

Why pesticide safety matters

Pesticides play a vital role in managing pests that threaten crops, landscapes and public health. However, improper use can pose risks to humans, animals and the environment. The MSU pesticide safety manuals equip users with the knowledge needed to handle pesticides responsibly, ensuring compliance with state regulations and promoting sustainable practices.

How to access the manuals

To purchase copies of the MSU Pesticide Safety Training Manuals, visit msupesticidemanuals.com. The website includes contact details for any questions regarding purchases. It also features a direct link to the PSEP website, where you can access a variety of pesticide safety resources. The launch of this new website is one of the many ways we are working to provide accessible and practical resources to Michigan’s pesticide applicators.

The PSEP and MSU Extension are dedicated to supporting Michigan’s pesticide applicator community and advancing safe pesticide practices.

Explore the store today at https://msupesticidemanuals.com and discover:

  • Pesticide safety training manuals for commercial and private applicators
  • Easy navigation to find the exact manual you need for your certification category
  • A seamless purchasing experience with secure checkout with multiple options for credit card payments
  • Instructions for tax-exempt qualifying purchases

Bookmark the store now and make it your go-to resource for pesticide safety education. Let us work together to promote safe and responsible pesticide use across Michigan and beyond.

Have questions or feedback? Contact the PSEP Coordinator Safa Alzohairy at msu.psep@msu.edu or at 517-353-9903.  

 Visit the Pesticide Safety Study Manual Site

For certification and recertification frequently asked questions, visit the MSU PSEP FAQs or the MDARD FAQs. To see your current credit status click Applicator credit report.

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