
EPA Updates FY2025 Pesticide Maintenance Fees
Learn about the EPA's FY2025 pesticide maintenance fees update, key deadlines, and eligibility for small business discounts or waivers.


The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is calling for stakeholder participation to enhance pesticide safety among farmworkers through the newly proposed National Farmworker Training and Education Program (NFTEP).
The NFTEP, backed by the Pesticide Registration Improvement Act of 2022 (PRIA 5), aims to establish a robust safety network by funding pesticide safety training, crafting educational materials, and expanding outreach efforts. This program initiates a critical step forward in protecting farmworkers, who frequently face pesticide exposure threats due to the nature of their work.
In an effort to effectively tailor the program to farmworker needs, the EPA is issuing a Request for Information (RFI). It encompasses potential program design elements and questions designed to overcome barriers to safety training. Key points of interest for EPA include:
Strategies for engaging farmworker communities in grant processesAddressing language and educational needs within training materialsIdentifying successful outreach and delivery tacticsDefining priority topics for grant-funded projects
Individuals and organizations with experience in farmworker education are encouraged to take part in shaping the NFTEP by commenting on the RFI. Contributing valuable insights can lead to more inclusive and practical training interventions.
Funding up to $7.5 million is anticipated over the next five years for NFTEP grants. This financial support will play a critical role in fostering safer working environments for farmworkers. Entities interested in applying for funding will be informed through a Notice of Funding Opportunity, which will be based on feedback from the RFI.
Comments for the RFI can be submitted through www.regulations.gov using Docket ID EPA-HQ-OPP-2023-0643. The deadline to submit feedback is 11:59 PM ET on March 25, 2024.
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