Environmental
Texas agricultural land may be sprayed with herbicides or pesticides. Prospective buyers should be aware that:
AAll pesticide use is prohibited on property for sale
BPesticide applications must be conducted by licensed applicators; residual pesticides could affect soil and water✓ Correct
CTREC requires pesticide disclosure on all rural properties
DOnly organic farming practices are permitted in Texas
Explanation
Pesticide and herbicide use on agricultural land is regulated by TCEQ and Texas Department of Agriculture. Improper use or historic use of banned substances (like DDT or chlordane) could result in soil contamination affecting property value and use.
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