Which of the following is NOT a class of pesticides identified by New Hampshire regulations?

• A. General Use
• B. Restricted Use
• C. Prohibited-Limited Use
• D. Non-Registered Use

Answer: (D)

In New Hampshire, pesticides are categorized by how they can be used and who may apply them. General Use pesticides can be used by the general public as long as the label directions are followed. Restricted Use pesticides require certification and training because of higher risk, so only trained applicators can use them in appropriate settings. Some regulations may also reference a Prohibited-Limited Use status for certain products or restricted uses. There isn’t a separate category called Non-Registered Use. If a product isn’t registered for use in the state, it cannot be used at all; that isn’t a use class, it’s a registration status. So the option describing Non-Registered Use isn’t a recognized class of pesticides in NH regulations.