Proposed Rules
The following are summaries and other information related to proposed rules that the Missouri Department of Agriculture has submitted to the Secretary of State for publication in the Missouri Register. These rules will not go into effect until the public has had an opportunity to submit written comments and to attend a public hearing, if one is scheduled.
Please note that the official text of a proposed rule is the version that appears in the Missouri Register, not the draft copy on this site. Refer to the official copy if you wish to submit comments.
Jump to the Department’s current proposed rules
Typical Timeline for Rulemaking
A typical rule filed by any state agency, excluding emergency rules, will take between 166-269 days to take effect. Each step in this process must be fully complete before moving on to the next step.
For more information on emergency rules, please visit the Joint Committee on Administrative Rules’ web page.
Information for this timeline has been provided by the Joint Committee on Administrative Rules.
What’s the difference between a statute and a rule?
Statutes are laws passed by the Missouri General Assembly and signed into law by the governor. They are based on constitutional authority granted to the legislature to establish policies, and approved by a majority of the House and Senate. The statutes, or the laws passed by the legislature, are published in the Revised Statutes of Missouri. Statutes may be created and amended each year by the legislature. Following each legislative session, the Revised Statutes of Missouri are updated and republished by the Joint Committee on Legislative Research, usually by adding a supplement with new and amended statutes.
The executive branch of state government promulgates rules. The executive branch includes elected officials—governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, attorney general, state treasurer and state auditor. Various state agencies under the administration of the governor are also included in this branch.
These elected officials and state agencies have rulemaking authority granted by the constitution and legislative statutes. Once the executive entities have been granted rulemaking authority by the legislature, they have the responsibility to create rules to establish policy and procedure for carrying out their functions.
This explanation was provided in part by the Missouri Secretary of State’s office.
Proposed Change | Summary | Fiscal Note(s) | Missouri Register | Material Included by Reference | Important Dates |
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2 CSR 70-25.180
Amendment |
This rule outlines the contents of records to be maintained by pesticide dealers. |
Public Private |
Missouri Register | n/a | Publication Date Comment Period Closes |
2 CSR 70-25.170
Amendment |
This rule sets stipulations on pesticide dealers’ licenses. |
Public Private |
Missouri Register | n/a | Publication Date Comment Period Closes |
2 CSR 70-25.160
Recission |
This rule determines what information will be required of an applicant for a dealer’s license. |
Public Private |
Missouri Register | n/a | Publication Date Comment Period Closes |
2 CSR 70-25.156
Amendment |
This rule defines the responsibilities, application requirements, qualifications and stipulations related to the pesticide technician license classification established under section 281.038, RSMo. |
Public Private |
Missouri Register | n/a | Publication Date Comment Period Closes |
2 CSR 70-25.153
Proposed Rule |
This rule details stipulations and training requirements for noncertified RUP applicators. |
Public Private |
Missouri Register | n/a | Publication Date Comment Period Closes |
2 CSR 70-25.150
Amendment |
This rule sets forth the contents of any course of instruction for private applicators. |
Public Private |
Missouri Register | n/a | Publication Date Comment Period Closes |
2 CSR 70-25.140
Amendment |
This rule details the certification categories for private applicators. |
Public Private |
Missouri Register | n/a | Publication Date Comment Period Closes |
2 CSR 70-25.130
Amendment |
This rule sets forth the requirements for a Certified Private Applicator or Certified Provisional Private Applicator license. |
Public Private |
Missouri Register | n/a | Publication Date Comment Period Closes |
2 CSR 70-25.120
Amendment |
This rule sets forth the contents of records to be maintained by certified commercial applicators, noncommercial applicators and public operators. |
Public Private |
Missouri Register | n/a | Publication Date Comment Period Closes |
2 CSR 70-25.110
Amendment |
This rule contains the general and specific standards of competence on which the contents of examinations will be based. |
Public Private |
Missouri Register | n/a | Publication Date Comment Period Closes |
2 CSR 70-25.100
Amendment |
This rule provides categories for the certification of applicators and operators. |
Public Private |
Missouri Register | n/a | Publication Date Comment Period Closes |
2 CSR 70-25.090
Amendment |
This rule sets forth examination provisions for applicators. |
Public Private |
Missouri Register | n/a | Publication Date Comment Period Closes |
2 CSR 70-25.080
Amendment |
This rule sets stipulations on certified commercial applicators, certified noncommercial applicators, certified public operators, and other applicators. |
Public Private |
Missouri Register | n/a | Publication Date Comment Period Closes |
2 CSR 70-25.070
Amendment |
This rule sets forth the qualifications required for those persons who wish to be certified as commercial applicators or public operators in the category of structural pest control. |
Public Private |
Missouri Register | n/a | Publication Date Comment Period Closes |
2 CSR 70-25.060
Amendment |
This rule determines what information will be required of an applicant for an applicator’s license. |
Public Private |
Missouri Register | n/a | Publication Date Comment Period Closes |
2 CSR 70-25.050
Amendment |
This rule provides for review of licenses by the director as provided for in section 281.110, RSMo. |
Public Private |
Missouri Register | n/a | Publication Date Comment Period Closes |
2 CSR 70-25.030
Amendment |
This rule classifies licenses that will be issued under the authority of Chapter 281, RSMo. |
Public Private |
Missouri Register | n/a | Publication Date Comment Period Closes |
2 CSR 70-25.020
Amendment |
This rule explains who shall be licensed under Chapter 281, RSMo. |
Public Private |
Missouri Register | n/a | Publication Date Comment Period Closes |
2 CSR 70-25.010
Amendment |
This rulemaking will update definitions to reflect regulation updates to 40 CFR PART 171-CERTIFICATION OF PESTICIDE APPLICATORS. |
Public Private |
Missouri Register | n/a | Publication Date Comment Period Closes |
2 CSR 70-25.005
Proposed Rule |
This rule details the certification allowances and effective date of new categories in Chapter 25. |
Public Private |
Missouri Register | n/a | Publication Date Comment Period Closes |