Which of the following is NOT required in pesticide application records?

The requirement for pesticide application records is designed to ensure transparency, accountability, and safety in pesticide usage. Including the customer’s name, the date and time of the application, and the name and EPA registration number of the pesticides used creates a comprehensive record that can be referred to for safety audits, compliance checks, and in case of any incidents that may arise related to pesticide use.

The personal identification number of the applicator is not a standard requirement for application records. While it's important to track who applied the pesticide for accountability and training purposes, the specific personal identification number may not be mandated by law in the same way that the other items are. This means that even if applicators track their own personnel information, it does not need to be documented in the same formalized way as the other categories of information required for pesticide application records. Thus, it is not considered a required element in maintaining proper application records.