CPDA Application Enhancement Certification Program (AECP) begins with testing provided through the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Pesticide Application Technology Laboratory, located at the West Central Research, Education and Extension Center in North Platte.  

How to apply:

• Adjuvant products submitted for testing must already be CPDA certified. More information about adjuvant certification can be found here. 
• Please review the Application Enhancement Certification Program Protocol & Rationale Document for Testing
• Application Enhancement Certification Program Fees (review here)
• Complete the Online Application-Product Submission Form 
  • • Submission of application provides a commitment to pay the University of Nebraska for testing services
    • More than one product may be submitted for testing. Testing fees are charged per product.
    • Additional spray nozzles may be added for testing at an additional charge 

Once Testing is Complete:

• The University of Nebraska will provide a report detailing the results
• Payment is to due to the University of Nebraska for the testing services

Obtaining CPDA Application Enhancement Certification for the product:

• Notification will be sent for your approval and acceptance to include the product in the CPDA Application Enhancement Certification Program. 
• A Certification Logo and QR code will be provided for placement on the product’s label. 
• CPDA will invoice for the Application Enhancement Certification fees & provide licensing documentation for signature.

CPDA Application Enhancement Certification Product Listing

• Certified products along with the product’s Droplet Spectra Matrix will be accessible at cpda.com (Coming Soon) or by scanning the supplied QR code.

For information please contact Terry Kippley (info@cpda.com)