A retro VHS-style graphic featuring two side-by-side images. On the left, a person wearing a yellow rubber glove holds a leaking white pesticide container over a black bucket partially filled with milky liquid. On the right, a bright 80s-themed graphic with a neon sunset reads: “DAMAGED PESTICIDE? TRANSPORT IT SAFELY” in bold pink and cyan text against a purple grid background. Stylized VHS elements like “PLAY,” “SLP,” and a timestamp (0:00:00) are overlaid in rainbow-colored text.

🧤 Leaking pesticide container? Don't panic—prep it for transport the safe way:
✔️ Wear PPE
✔️ Use a bucket or sturdy box
✔️ Seal with a thick, black, garbage bag
Help protect the ʻāina 🌱💧
#HDOAPesticideDisposalProgram #HazardousWaste #SafetyFirst

A reminder: proper storage, handling, and disposal of pesticides are critical.
#HDOAPesticideDisposalProgram #PesticideSafety #FarmSafety #ProtectTheAina

A large plastic container labeled “DuPont Lannate LV Insecticide – Restricted Use Pesticide.” The label includes hazard warnings in English and Spanish, with a box reading “DANGER/PELIGRO POISON.” The container is slightly stained on top and sitting on asphalt, indicating it may be awaiting disposal.

⚠️ Restricted Use Pesticide: DuPont Lannate LV is a powerful insecticide that requires certified handling.
This bottle was found on the side of the road in Kunia, HI on Oahu and reported to the #HawaiiDepartmentofAgriculture and properly disposed.
#HDOAPesticideDisposalProgram #PesticideAwareness

Wanna know the 5 types of pesticide waste? This quick video breaks it down.
🎥 Watch below.
#PesticideSafety
#HazardousWaste #FarmSafety #hdoapesticidedisposalprogram

Boxes of vintage pesticide sanitizer packets dumped on the ground at a city bus stop. The packets are labeled “Disinfectant, Sanitizer, Deodorant.” The scene highlights the improper disposal of hazardous chemicals in a public setting.

Found: pesticide dumped at a bus stop.
Not the kind of ride-or-die we had in mind🚍

Disposing of chemicals in public spaces is illegal — and dangerous. There are safer ways.
#PesticideDisposal #IllegalDumping #HazardousWaste #HDOAPesticideDisposalProgram

Ever find old pesticides in a shed or storage room? 🧪
Well, they don’t just disappear — they rot, leak, and contaminate.
This video explains the goal of a pesticide disposal program.
Let’s clean it up, together. Protect the ʻāina.

#HDOAPesticideDisposalProgram #EnvironmentalSafety #HazardousWaste

A black plastic bin containing several old and partially leaking pesticide containers. The labels are faded or stained, and one container is visibly covered in green residue. The bin is placed outdoors, likely during preparation for proper pesticide disposal.

🚛 How to Transport Pesticides Safely
Handle with care — always follow the label.

When transporting , secure containers, wear protective gear, be ready for leaks or spills.

It’s about safety — for you, your workers, and the ʻāina.

#HDOAPesticideDisposalProgram #HazardousWaste #ProtectTheAina

Want to reduce pesticide waste? Try these:
1. Only buy what’s needed for the season
2. Mix only the amount needed for each job
3. Follow label instructions and use all mixed pesticide

Prevention is better than disposal! 🌱💡
#SustainableFarming #EcoFriendly #HDOAPesticideDisposalProgram