revise provisions regarding pesticide laws.

HB 1019 removes the requirement that pesticide violations must involve "knowing" or "willful" action. This means sellers, distributors, and manufacturers could face penalties for accidental or unintentional violations of pesticide labeling, registration, or sale rules. The bill amends sections of South Dakota law that currently prohibit distributing adulterated pesticides, selling unregistered products, or mislabeling products - now eliminating the need to prove intentional wrongdoing. It directly affects agricultural businesses, retailers, and pesticide applicators who handle or sell pesticides within the state. The change simplifies enforcement by making violations occur even without evidence of intentional misconduct.