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Do you have unusable pesticides in your garage, shed or outbuilding? Or have you recently purchased or inherited a home where pesticides were left behind? Farme

The North Dakota Department of Agriculture will hold a Project Safe Send event in Minot Thursday, July 27, to accept chemicals for disposal from farmers, ranche

North Dakotas Agriculture Department has announced dates and locations for this years round of Project Safe Send chemical collections.

If you've got any unusable pesticides, now's the time to get rid of them. North Dakota's Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring has officially announced the return of Project Safe Send.

Project Safe Send Collection Sites In North Dakota

BISMARCK – Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring says farmers, ranchers, pesticide dealers and applicators, government agencies, homeowners and members of the general public should bring unusable pesticides to any of the 12 Project Safe Send collections in...

States pesticide disposal program, Project Safe Send, does not have the resources or funding to accept large quantities of chlorpyrifos for disposal

The Environmental Protection Agency, not the North Dakota Agriculture Department, is responsible for disposal of stocks of unusable chlorpyrifos products, Doug Goehring, North Dakota Department of Agriculture Commissioner said.

The Environmental Protection Agency, not the North Dakota Agriculture Department, is responsible for disposal of stocks of unusable chlorpyrifos products, Doug Goehring, North Dakota Department of Agriculture Commissioner said.

Goehring Tells EPA ND Unable to Dispose of Chloryrios