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What life cycle does crabgrass have?

  • Perennial
  • Summer annual
  • Winter annual
  • Biennial
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Study material

The manuals your exam is written from.

Studying the wrong manual is a common reason people fail. There is no single national manual — states use four different lineages. Several of the national ones are free.

The national core manual — check which edition your state uses

Two editions are in circulation and they are not interchangeable. The 2014 second edition is free from EPA and is still the text most states test from. The 2025 third edition is $50 in print, runs to eighteen chapters, and adds the material the 2017 rule requires — but states are adopting it one at a time. Confirm with your state before you buy anything.

2014 edition, free PDF → About the 2025 edition →

National Aerial Applicator's Manual Free

The 2014 national manual for the aerial application category, hosted by EPA.

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National Soil Fumigation Manual Free

The 2012 national manual for the soil fumigation category, hosted by EPA.

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Right-of-Way Test Plan & Syllabus Free

The 2010 national test plan and training syllabus for right-of-way herbicide applicators.

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Find your state's agency

Your certifying agency sets the manual, the fees and the exam. The National Pesticide Information Center, run by Oregon State University with EPA, keeps the current directory for all 50 states, DC and the territories.

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