Section: 7. Weed Management in the Landscape | UC Master Gardener Program Recorded Training | Campus

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7. Weed Management in the Landscape
- Speaker: Scott Oneto, UC Cooperative Extension Environmental Agriculture and Natural Resource Advisor
  Format: Required Reading, YouTube Video
  Duration: 2.5 hours (self-paced)
  Continuing Education: UC Master Gardeners record 2.50 hours of continuing education in the Volunteer Management System
  Audience is UC Master Gardener Trainees
  
  Description
  Weeds! What are they and how do you control them? This introductory course will give participants and introduction to weed science including the impacts weeds have on our daily lives, to agriculture and our natural environment. The course will also discuss the common control strategies used for weed control as well as an introduction to herbicide resistance.
- Reading Assignment
- Californian Master Gardener Handbook (Second Edition)
  Chapter 8. Weeds
- Video
  Click the title below to start the video, you may pause and start back at any time.

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