What does PURS stand for?

Pesticide Use Reporting System (State of Oregon)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The Pesticide Use Reporting System, which requires pesticide users to report the volume and type of chemicals they use, came out with the results of its second survey on Wednesday.

Pesticide report bows to cuts

EcoSMART[TM], An Organic Plant Oil Pesticide Used by National Pest Control Companies, Is Exempt From Oregon's Pesticide Use Reporting System (PURS) EUGENE, Ore.

EcoSMART Kills Bugs and is Safe for Children, Animals and the ...

But she said the report lacks some key details that the assessment program, called the Pesticide Use Reporting System, is meant to offer.

STATE TRACKS CHEMICAL USE

The state agency heard testimony on a proposed rule change that would effectively shelve the Pesticide Use Reporting System for at least two years.

State hears pros, cons on pesticide tracking

The Pesticide Use Reporting System was created by the Legislature in 1999.

Pesticide reporting won't get funds

Both developments threaten to undermine the purpose and effectiveness of the Pesticide Use Reporting System adopted by the 1999 Legislature, supporters of the law claim.

Funding woes stall pesticide registry

Bill Witt, R-Portland, a leading proponent of Oregon's landmark Pesticide Use Reporting System.

Pesticide tracking funds denied