New rules in effect related to license and registration fees and expiration dates of licenses.
The Pesticide Compliance Staff:
- Works to ensure compliance with pesticide laws and regulations concerning the use of pesticides.
- Certifies and licenses people who apply pesticides.
- Ensures pesticide products in New Mexico are properly registered.
- Investigates suspected misuse of pesticides.
The Ninth Annual National Pesticide Safety Education Month is February 2026. The purpose of National Pesticide Safety Education Month is to reinforce core principles of safe pesticide use with many audiences and raise awareness of and support for the land-grant university Pesticide Safety Education Programs (PSEPs).
Pay a pesticide product registration fee or pesticide license fee
Follow the steps below after pressing the PAY NOW button
- Find Pesticide Compliance and click on view category
- Fill in the dollar amount from the invoice we provided, and use the invoice number to fill in that required field
- Click add to cart
- Click on the cart at the top of the page
- Click on Checkout
- Click on Continue at bottom of the page
- Enter Name and Phone Number (should match earlier fields)
- Select the payment method, and continue following the remaining steps per page. (Credit cards require a 2.95% convenience fee; Electronic checks are free)
To view upcoming CEU workshops use NMDA's Pesticide Recertification Course Locator
Current News
Pesticide Resources
- Licensing and Certification
- Product Registration
- Agricultural Worker Safety
- Environmental Quality
- Consumer Information
- Contact the Pesticide Compliance Department
- Inspections and Submitting a Pesticide Complaint
- Entregar una queja sobre pesticidas
Brad Lewis, AES Division Director
Email the Pesticides Division here
575-646-3207