SPCC Guidance Policies
These polices and fact sheets are issued by Georgia Structural Pest Control Commission to provide regulatory guidance to structural pest control licensees. Notice 00-02: DCO Supervision Guidance...
Internship Opportunities
The Georgia Department of Agriculture has hosted dozens of interns in various sections within the Department’s oversight. These students come from several Georgia universities and colleges, studying...
Honey Bee Control and Removal
Honey Bee Control and Removal (HBR) refers to control and removal of honey bees from a structure without the use of pesticides by a Certified Honey Bee Control and Removal Operator. An individual who...
Dog and Cat Sterilization Program (DCSP)
Applicants and GranteesIf you are applying for or have been awarded the DCSP grant, see the DCSP Applicant and Grantee Resources page for further information, instructions, and forms.Three Plates, One...
What to Expect During a Produce Safety Regulatory Inspection
The Georgia Department of Agriculture (GDA) Produce Safety Program will conduct routine produce inspections every three years. These required inspections should not be confused with yearly third-party...
Retail Food Districts
The Retail Food Program has three districts designed to support the customer service needs of Georgians operating, or frequenting food sales establishments, such as grocery stores and convenience...
Search for Registered Pesticides
Please select one of the following options to search from. These links will take you to a page on Kelly Registrations, a private company that maintains a search program not controlled or manage by the...
TEST-Reportable Animal Diseases
Cases of many specific animal diseases must be reported to the proper authorities, as defined by State law (O.C.G.A. § 4-4-6). These are known as "Reportable Animal Diseases" (RADS). The timeframe for...