The Arkansas State Plant Board requires manufacturers and dealers to submit the DP-42 form before any bulk pesticide delivery can begin at a dealer facility. This application gives the state a way to track and regulate bulk pesticide handling across Arkansas. It also confirms that all parties follow EPA and state safety rules.
Manufacturers use this application to request permission to deliver bulk pesticides to a dealer facility. Dealers use it to gain permission to dispense those bulk materials at their location. Both the manufacturer and the dealer must sign and submit the application together. The board reviews each application and grants permission when all conditions are met.
Any manufacturer that plans to deliver bulk pesticide products to an Arkansas dealer must fill out this application. Any dealer facility that wants to accept and dispense bulk pesticide products must also be named on the form. This includes large agricultural dealers, farm supply stores, and other licensed dealers operating in Arkansas. The form applies only to bulk delivery and dispensing. It does not cover packaged products sold at retail.
To complete the Arkansas DP-42 form, both the manufacturer and the dealer must provide the following information:
All containers used in bulk delivery must have warning labels that meet state and federal standards. Handlers must follow EPA and Department of Transportation rules at all times. Any metering device at the dealer facility needs approval from the Weights and Measures Division. Containers must be cleaned and relabeled before each reuse.
You can fill out this application for free using the FormsPal online editor. No download is needed. Here are the steps:
The Arkansas State Plant Board reviews every application it receives. If the application is complete and all listed products have valid state registration, the board grants permission. The result is an approved permit that lets the manufacturer deliver and the dealer dispense bulk pesticide products at the named facility. If anything is missing from the application, the board will return it for corrections before processing. Keep a copy of the approved application at the dealer facility for inspection records.
Is there a fee to submit the Arkansas DP-42 application? Contact the Arkansas State Plant Board for current fee details. You can fill out and download the form online for free through FormsPal.
Can the dealer facility address be changed after approval? Yes. If a dealer moves to a new location, a fresh application must be filed for that facility before bulk operations can resume there.
What products qualify for a DP-42 application? Only products with valid Arkansas registration qualify. Check with the Arkansas State Plant Board to confirm registration status before submitting your application.
Make sure every product on the form has current Arkansas registration before you submit. A lapse in registration is the most common reason the board returns an application. Also confirm that the EPA establishment number on the form is current and matches your most recent EPA records. Keeping your dealer facility contact information up to date on the form makes communication with the board faster and easier.
For other official Arkansas forms available on FormsPal, see the Arkansas Employment Application, the Arkansas ET-1 Form, Arkansas Form 10-336, and Arkansas Form 10-315.
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Form Name | Arkansas Form DP 42 |
| Form Length | 2 pages |
| Fillable? | No |
| Fillable fields | 0 |
| Avg. time to fill out | 30 sec |
| Other names | arkansas state plant board, arkansas state plant board pesticide license, arkansas plant board, arkansas state plant board pesticide division |
