New Mexico Department of Agriculture
New Mexico Pest Control CEUs
Looking to renew your license? We’ve got you covered!
Browse the state-approved bundles and individual courses below.
Bundle Options

New Mexico - Applicators - Category 7D: 4 CEUs General + 4 CEUs 7D
General Pest Control - 4 CEUs (General/PRAP) Wood Destroying Organisms - 4 CEUs (7D)
2 Courses$99
New Mexico - Commercial, Public, and Noncommercial Applicators - 4 CEUs General/PRAP
General Pest Control - 4 CEUs (General/PRAP)
1 Courses$99
Individual Courses

New Mexico - General Pest Control - Category: General/PRAP - 4 Hours
General: 4 PRAP: 4
$59
4 CE hours

New Mexico - Integrated Pest Management - Category: General/PRAP - 4 Hours
General: 4 PRAP: 4
$59
4 CE hours

New Mexico - Pest Application and Use - Category: General/PRAP - 6 Hours
General: 6 PRAP: 6
$79
6 CE hours

New Mexico - Rules and Regulations - Category: General/PRAP - 8 Hours
General: 8 PRAP: 8
$99
8 CE hours

New Mexico - Technical Branch #1: Fumigation - Category: General/PRAP - 4 Hours
General: 4 PRAP: 4
$59
4 CE hours

New Mexico - Technical Branch #2: General Pest - Category: General/PRAP - 4 Hours
General: 4 PRAP: 4
$59
4 CE hours

New Mexico - Technical Branch #3: Wood-Destroying Organisms - Category: 7D - 4 Hours
General: 4 PRAP: 4
$59
4 CE hours
Continuing education requirements
New Mexico requires continuing education hours by license type. Our bundles above are sized to satisfy these in a single sitting.
| License type | Required CEUs | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Commercial Applicators | 4 General CEUs | |
| Commercial Applicators with Category 7D (Wood Destroying Pest) | 4 General CEUs + 4 Termite CEUs | |
| Commercial Operators/Technicians | 0 CEUs (Operators) / 4 Termite CEUs (Technicians) | |
| Private Applicators | 5 General CEUs | |
| Public Applicators | 4 General CEUs | |
| Public Applicators with Category 7D | 4 General CEUs + 4 Termite CEUs |

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Frequently Asked Questions
Are termites a problem in New Mexico?
Yes. Termites are found throughout New Mexico due to the state's warm climate, particularly subterranean and drywood termite species.
How do I become a certified pesticide applicator in New Mexico?
Register for an NMDA customer account, complete your application through Metro Online Services, and pass the required exams.
How much does it cost to register a pesticide in New Mexico?
Each pesticide product registration costs $100. Submit the registration form by email or mail to NMDA with the appropriate fee.
What happens if I don't renew my license by December 31?
Licenses not renewed by the deadline are considered expired, and work requiring a valid license must stop until renewal is processed.


