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The primary goal of the MDA's pesticide groundwater monitoring is to provide detailed information on the occurrence a

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Fertilizer
Obtain a license to sell, store, distribute bulk fertilizers, or custom apply, manufacture, blend fertilizers
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Specialty Fertilizer
Register non-agricultural fertilizers to sell in Minnesota
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Soil and Plant Amendments
Register special amendments to sell in Minnesota
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Anhydrous Ammonia
Requirements to safely store, transport, handle, and apply anhydrous ammonia
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Fertilizer/Pesticide Combination
Register products that are both a pesticide and a fertilizer
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Commercial Animal Waste
Apply for a commercial animal waste license
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Bulk Fertilizer Storage
Obtain a permit to build a liquid or dry bulk storage structure
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Small Package Fertilizer Storage
Storage guidelines for small package fertilizer
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Chemigation
Apply for a chemigation permit
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Emergency Response
Prevent, handle, and clean up pesticide and fertilizer spills
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Comprehensive Cleanup / Site Prioritization
Priority list of sites and required investigations
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Voluntary / Brownfields (AgVIC)
Voluntary cleanup and re-use of contaminated sites
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Superfund
Sites with hazardous chemicals and waste
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Cleanup Cost Reimbursement
Agricultural Chemical Response & Reimbursement Account (ACRRA)
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What's in my Neighborhood Agricultural
Map search for agricultural chemical contaminated sites and data
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Guidance Documents
Sampling, work plans, reports, find assistance and prevent spills