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Pass your Texas pesticide exam with understanding, not memorization.

State-specific practice built from verified sources. Source-cited answers, a calculation lab that actually teaches the math, and a readiness model that tells you what to study next.

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No signup required · 24 questions · ~15 minutes

State-specific & verified

Every question, rule, and renewal fact is tied to a source and a verification date — not a generic national dump.

Source-cited explanations

Each answer cites the EPA core standards, federal rule, or Texas regulation it comes from, and flags federal vs. state.

Teaches the calculations

Calibration, dilution, and rate math are taught step by step with worked solutions — the part most people fail.

How it works

Start studying in under a minute. We learn what you know, then point you at what to do next.

  1. 1

    Take a free diagnostic

    Answer ~24 questions across every CORE topic. No account, on your phone.

  2. 2

    See where you stand

    Get a topic-by-topic breakdown and a clear, conservative readiness estimate.

  3. 3

    Study what matters

    Drill weak topics, practice calculations, and simulate the timed exam.

Study the way that fits your day

Focused modes for a ten-minute break or a full mock exam — all one-handed on a phone.

Diagnostic

Find your weak topics fast.

Quick 10

A focused ten-question set.

Topic drill

Practice one topic deeply.

Weak & missed

Return to what you got wrong.

Calculation lab

Step-by-step applied math.

Timed simulation

100 questions, 2 hours, 70% to pass.

The part most people fail

A calculation lab that teaches the process

Instead of just showing the answer, the lab walks you through identifying the knowns, choosing the formula, checking your units, and seeing the full worked solution — then gives you a fresh problem with new numbers.

Try the sprayer calibration calculator

Sprayer calibration

Nozzle flow = 0.5 gal/min

Ground speed = 4 mph

Swath = 20 in

GPA = 5,940 × GPM ÷ (MPH × in)

= 5,940 × 0.5 ÷ (4 × 20)

= 37.1 gal/acre

Texas content verified 2026-06-15

We track the certifying authority (Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA)), exam vendor, fees, and renewal rules and show you when each was last checked. When a rule changes, dependent content is flagged for review.

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