The audience for this course is urban pesticide applicators, Master Gardeners and other state extension educators.

Students will learn to calculate pesticide applications using real equipment calibration examples.

By the end of the series, you will be able to:
•       Calculate basic pesticide math.
•       Calibrate yourself to your equipment.
•       Calculate pesticide applications.

These courses are built for a desktop computer.

For more information, please contact University of Idaho Extension at cals-ipm@uidaho.edu.

This course was developed primarily for professional pesticide applicators working in Structural Pest Control, but can be helpful to anyone who applies pesticides as part of their employment Students will learn the importance of adding the correct amount of pesticide to a mix, to calculate the area or volume to be treated and to calculate the right amount of pesticides. If you are a pesticide applicator who is seeking recertification or just want to increase your  general knowledge of pesticide calculations this course is for you. Each example and problem is category specific.\

For more information contact Rachel Maccini. 

For more information contact Rachel Maccini. 

This course is designed to enrich your composting knowledge so that you can provide unbiased, science-based information to residents of Santa Clara County. The course will cover topics such as Introduction and History of Composting, SB1383, Compost Life Cycle, Soil Health, Vermicomposting, and Extension Education. We will also have units on the Use of Compost, Community Composting, and Starting a Home Composting System.
By the end of this course, you will 1) have a strong foundation in the fundamentals of composting, 2) know how to use science-based information to answer composting questions, 3) have an understanding of how to engage and educate members of the Santa Clara County community, and 4) be familiar with the structure and function of the Composting Education program of Santa Clara County. With these skills and knowledge, you will be equipped to share science-based information on home composting with the public through the many organized volunteer activities the Composting Education Program and community partners have to offer.
Each class is taught by a different guest instructor. Instructors include University of California academics, Industry Professionals, Staff from Community Organizations, as well as Master Composter Volunteers.

This is a restricted course and only available to participants accepted into the University of Nevada Reno, Extension CDA Training and Coaching Program.

This is a restricted course and available only for enrolled Child Development Associate Students. 

This is a restricted course and available only for enrolled Child Development Associate Students. 

This is a restricted course and available only for enrolled Child Development Associate Students. 

This is a restricted course and available only for enrolled Child Development Associate Students. 

This course is restricted and only available to participants registered in University of Nevada Reno, Extension CDA Program 

This course is restricted and only available to participants registered in University of Nevada Reno, Extension CDA Program. 

This course is restricted and only available to participants registered in University of Nevada Reno, Extension CDA Program. 

This course is restricted and only available to participants registered in University of Nevada Reno, Extension CDA Program. 

This is a restricted course and only available to participants accepted into the University of Nevada Reno, Extension CDA Training and Coaching Program.