AN ACT TO AMEND TITLE 3 OF THE DELAWARE CODE RELATING TO AGRICULTURE.

Summary

The legislation changes how the Delaware Department of Agriculture charges for pesticide licenses, requires certain applicators to keep two‑year records of pesticide use, and broadens the legal definition of “landscaper” to cover commercial nursery‑stock installers. It also adds a good‑character check, a written exam, and a modest fee for anyone seeking a grain inspector license. These updates affect pesticide users, landscapers, and grain‑storage operators across the state.

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