Emergency Pesticide Training Courses 2011 · 2011-08-19 · Emergency Pesticide Recertification...

New Jersey AgriculturalExperiment Station

Emergency Pesticide Recertification Seminar (3A, 3B, and CORE Credits Available)

Emergency Pesticide: 1/2 Day Classes - 3A & 3B

Basics of Turfgrass Management

Turf Establishment

October 20, 2011

October 26, 2011

December 15, 2011

December 16, 2011

Office of Continuing Professional Education

Earn credits before the Oct. 31st deadline!Look inside for more CLASSES!

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Emergency Pesticide Recertification Seminar AL0407CA12

October 20, 2011 9:00 am - 3:45 pm$245 before 10/06/11; $275 after

You can take this one-day class to earn last-minute pesticide credits in CORE, 3A and 3B before New Jersey’s Oct. 31st deadline, but no one said getting them had to be boring! That’s why we’ve added the remote control audience voting technology you see on “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire.” With handheld remote controls, you and your classmates will help set the pace, direction and content of the day. You’ll learn:• identification and control of diseases, insects and weeds• updates on pesticide safety regulations from the NJDEP

You’ll earn in New Jersey:• 2 credits in 3A • 6 credits in 3B & PP2 • 3 credits in 6B• 3 credits in CORE

Approved Pesticide Credits:NJ/CT: 2 Units in 3A; 3 Units in CORE and 6B; 6 Units in 3B & PP2PA, NY, DE: Please call 732-932-9271 x625 for updated credits

Here’s what your colleagues say about your instructors:

George Hamilton:“Good speaker – down to earth and knows his stuff.”

“Great teacher -- clear and easy to understand”“You the man!”

Rich Buckley“Best instructor I’ve ever had at any class”“Very clear and added laughter to the class”

“Relaxed, informative and enjoyable”

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Emergency Pesticide 1/2 Day Classes in 3A & 3BOctober 26, 2011 October 26, 20119:00 am - noon 1:00 - 4:00 pmAL0414CA12 AL0415CA12

$175 before 10/12/11; $195 after; or take both sessions for $295

These two three-hour classes provide more 3A and 3B credits in time for the license renewal deadline in New Jersey. You will earn six 3A credits in the morning session and six 3B credits in the afternoon session. Join us for a pizza lunch and pest trivia games if you are attending both sessions.

Approved Pesticide Credits:3A (9am-12pm) 3B (1pm-4pm)NJ/CT: 6 in 3A, 2, 6B, 8C, & PP2 NJ/CT: 6 in 3B, 6B, 8C, & PP2PA: Pending PA: PendingDE:Pending DE:PendingNY:Pending NY:Pending

Basic Pesticide TrainingCORE Certification of Applicators & Operators$135; $99 for groups of 2 or moreNovember 2 (Bilingual), AE0801CC12; December 8 (English Only), AE0801CD12; please call 732-932-9271 for additional dates

The NJDEP Pesticide Control Program (PCP) regulations require training for new commercial applicators and operators, and this course is approved by the PCP. Bilingual courses are taught in English and Spanish. To become certified, you also need 40 hours of on-the-job training.

Licensed applicators can also take this class for six (6) CORE credits.


Basics of Turfgrass ManagementAT0406CA12 9:00 am - 3:30 pmDecember 15, 2011 $195 before 12/01/11; $225 afterTake this course with Turf Establishment (see below) for $345.

This packed one-day program introduces a full range of turf topics and best practices. Joe Clark (Rutgers Turfgrass/Horticulture Research Farm) and Nancy Bosold (Penn State Cooperative Extension) tag-team to provide practical applications of good turf science. The program covers: prevention and control of turf pests; soils and fertilization; choosing turfgrass varieties; and steps to establishing a new lawn, just to name a few.Approved Pesticide Credits:NJ/CT: 5 in 3B and PP2 Please call 732-932-9271 x625 for updated NY, PA, DE, MD, MA, & CPWM credits.

Turf Establishment AT0409CA12 9:00 am - 3:45 pm December 16, 2011$195 before 12/02/11; $225 after Take this course with Basics of Turfgrass Management for $345.

Grow stronger, healthier grass from the beginning -- before you even plant the seed! Joe Clark, who establishes countless acres of grass at the Rut-gers Turf Research Farm, and Nancy Bosold combine classroom lectures with hands-on field demonstrations to provide practical turf management instruction, including: • Preparing Your Plan • Fungicides • Soil Testing and • Seeding Rates • Irrigation Rates Interpretation • Soil Preparation • Weed Control Approved Pesticide Credits:NJ/CT: 7 in 3B and PP2Please call 732-932-9271 x625 for updated NY, PA, DE, MD, MA, & CPWM credits.

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Introduction to Plant IdentificationAL0249CA12 9:00 am - 3:30 pmNovember 10 and 11, 2011 $395 before 10/27/11; $445 after

In this two-day course, Ted Szczawinski shares his easy-to-remember tips to identify ornamental plants and remember their Latin names. With fun, informative, hands-on activities, Ted helps you naturally understand how plants are grouped, identified, and nurtured. You’ll learn how to use a Dichotomous Key and more.

Ted will cover these plant identification topics and more: • Deciphering the Classification System (Kingdom, Phylum, etc.) • The Binomial System (Genus, Species, Cultivars, and Varieties) • Deciduous Plants: (Young, Established, and Mature) • Conifers and Evergreens

Soil and Plant RelationshipsAL0410CA12

December 5 and 12, 2011 9:00am - 3:30pm $295 before November 22, 2011; $335 after

The best plant managers do start at the bottom -- with an honest understanding of soils and how they affect plant health. Bruce Neary takes the mystery out of soil science and generously mixes in his high-energy love of all things horticultural. He shows you how to identify and correct soil conditions that create plant problems. He also helps you find the plants that can prosper in less-than-ideal sites. Become a better plant lover and manager by digging into the soil!

Basics of Turfgrass Management, Plant ID and Soil and Plant Relationships are core classes in the Landscape Management Certificate Program. For inFormation call 732-932-9271 x625.

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Basics of Turfgrass ManagementAT0406CA12 9:00 am - 3:30 pmDecember 15, 2011 $195 before 12/01/11; $225 afterTake this course with Turf Establishment (see below) for $345.

This packed one-day program introduces a full range of turf topics and best practices. Joe Clark (Rutgers Turfgrass/Horticulture Research Farm) and Nancy Bosold (Penn State Cooperative Extension) tag-team to provide practical applications of good turf science. The program covers: prevention and control of turf pests; soils and fertilization; choosing turfgrass varieties; and steps to establishing a new lawn, just to name a few.Approved Pesticide Credits:NJ/CT: 5 in 3B and PP2 Please call 732-932-9271 x625 for updated NY, PA, DE, MD, MA, & CPWM credits.

Turf Establishment AT0409CA12 9:00 am - 3:45 pm December 16, 2011$195 before 12/02/11; $225 after Take this course with Basics of Turfgrass Management for $345.

Grow stronger, healthier grass from the beginning -- before you even plant the seed! Joe Clark, who establishes countless acres of grass at the Rut-gers Turf Research Farm, and Nancy Bosold combine classroom lectures with hands-on field demonstrations to provide practical turf management instruction, including: • Preparing Your Plan • Fungicides • Soil Testing and • Seeding Rates • Irrigation Rates Interpretation • Soil Preparation • Weed Control Approved Pesticide Credits:NJ/CT: 7 in 3B and PP2Please call 732-932-9271 x625 for updated NY, PA, DE, MD, MA, & CPWM credits.

www.cpe.rutgers.edu



Introduction to Plant IdentificationAL0249CA12 9:00 am - 3:30 pmNovember 10 and 11, 2011 $395 before 10/27/11; $445 after

In this two-day course, Ted Szczawinski shares his easy-to-remember tips to identify ornamental plants and remember their Latin names. With fun, informative, hands-on activities, Ted helps you naturally understand how plants are grouped, identified, and nurtured. You’ll learn how to use a Dichotomous Key and more.

Ted will cover these plant identification topics and more: • Deciphering the Classification System (Kingdom, Phylum, etc.) • The Binomial System (Genus, Species, Cultivars, and Varieties) • Deciduous Plants: (Young, Established, and Mature) • Conifers and Evergreens

Soil and Plant RelationshipsAL0410CA12

December 5 and 12, 2011 9:00am - 3:30pm $295 before November 22, 2011; $335 after

The best plant managers do start at the bottom -- with an honest understanding of soils and how they affect plant health. Bruce Neary takes the mystery out of soil science and generously mixes in his high-energy love of all things horticultural. He shows you how to identify and correct soil conditions that create plant problems. He also helps you find the plants that can prosper in less-than-ideal sites. Become a better plant lover and manager by digging into the soil!

Basics of Turfgrass Management, Plant ID and Soil and Plant Relationships are core classes in the Landscape Management Certificate Program. For inFormation call 732-932-9271 x625.

www.cpe.rutgers.edu


Snow and Ice RemovalAL0236CA12 8:30 am - 3:30 pmDecember 1, 2011 $195 before 11/17/11, $225 after7

This popular one-day class provides strategies and solutions for anyone who clears roads, lots and sidewalks in winter. The course includes separate sessions for private contractors and public grounds managers, including schools, colleges and hospitals. The audiences meet together for cross-cutting topics, such as: equipment, weather forecasting, and de-icing and anti-icing chemicals. The public sector session includes: establishing best practices, designing efficient routes and training strategies. In the private sector session, you will cover key topics in business management, including pricing, marketing, training and integrating with existing clients and services.

CPWM credits available. Please call 732-932-9271 x625 for updated info.6 CSP Certified Snow Professional® credits offered by SIMA®, the Snow & Ice Management Association, Inc.

Pesticide Calibration AL0416CA12 February 1, 2012 9:00 am - 1:00 pm$195 before 01/18/2012; $225 after

Sometimes you just have to do the math! And this class will help make your math more painless and error-free. Measuring, mixing and calibrating requires a series of mathematical gymnastics that include conversions like: acres into square footage (application area), pounds or ounces of material (chemical amount) to amount of active ingredient (percentage active ingredient), ounces per second into gallons per minute (flow rates), and feet per second into MPH (speed of applicator). That’s a lot of margin for error, and one mistake can turn a lush lawn into a barren eyesore, or just a whole lot of wasted material and money.

Approved Pesticide Credits: NJ/CT: 8 in CORE Please call 732-932-9271 x625 for updated NY, PA, DE, MD, MA & CPWM credits.

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Hazardous Tree IdentificationAL0803CA12 Winter SessionNovember 29, 2011 9:00am - 3:30 pm$245 before 11/15/11; $275 afterAL0803CB12 Spring SessionMarch 1, 2012 9:00 am - 3:30 pm$245 before 02/16/12; $275 after

Hazardous trees pose a double danger and legal liability. They are tough to recognize and they can be costly - even deadly - if not managed before an avoidable accident happens. In this one-day course, Certified Tree Experts Ted Szczawinski and Steve Chisholm walk you through the step-by-step process of identifying a hazard, dealing with the hazard, and properly documenting your findings and any work performed. The class will include hands-on field instruction and provide a better understanding of key concepts, including the tree rating system.

CPWM, ISA, and Community Forestry credits are available. Please call 732-932-9271 x625 for updated credit information.

Large Tree Climbing and RiggingAL0802CA12 9:00 am - 3:30 pmDecember 15 and 16, 2011 $395 before 12/01/2011; $445 after

In this two-day class, discover the techniques that increase your productivity while maintaining the high level of safety that is the mark of a good arborist. Steve Chisholm, a Certified Tree Expert and leading arboriculture educator, and his brother, Mark Chisholm, a two-time World Champion and 19-time New Jersey State Tree Climbing Champion, will combine classroom lectures with field demonstrations of climbing and rigging techniques. CPWM, ISA, & Community Forestry credits are available. Please call for information.

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Snow and Ice RemovalAL0236CA12 8:30 am - 3:30 pmDecember 1, 2011 $195 before 11/17/11, $225 after7

This popular one-day class provides strategies and solutions for anyone who clears roads, lots and sidewalks in winter. The course includes separate sessions for private contractors and public grounds managers, including schools, colleges and hospitals. The audiences meet together for cross-cutting topics, such as: equipment, weather forecasting, and de-icing and anti-icing chemicals. The public sector session includes: establishing best practices, designing efficient routes and training strategies. In the private sector session, you will cover key topics in business management, including pricing, marketing, training and integrating with existing clients and services.

CPWM credits available. Please call 732-932-9271 x625 for updated info.6 CSP Certified Snow Professional® credits offered by SIMA®, the Snow & Ice Management Association, Inc.

Pesticide Calibration AL0416CA12 February 1, 2012 9:00 am - 1:00 pm$195 before 01/18/2012; $225 after

Sometimes you just have to do the math! And this class will help make your math more painless and error-free. Measuring, mixing and calibrating requires a series of mathematical gymnastics that include conversions like: acres into square footage (application area), pounds or ounces of material (chemical amount) to amount of active ingredient (percentage active ingredient), ounces per second into gallons per minute (flow rates), and feet per second into MPH (speed of applicator). That’s a lot of margin for error, and one mistake can turn a lush lawn into a barren eyesore, or just a whole lot of wasted material and money.

Approved Pesticide Credits: NJ/CT: 8 in CORE Please call 732-932-9271 x625 for updated NY, PA, DE, MD, MA & CPWM credits.

www.cpe.rutgers.edu



Hazardous Tree IdentificationAL0803CA12 Winter SessionNovember 29, 2011 9:00am - 3:30 pm$245 before 11/15/11; $275 afterAL0803CB12 Spring SessionMarch 1, 2012 9:00 am - 3:30 pm$245 before 02/16/12; $275 after

Hazardous trees pose a double danger and legal liability. They are tough to recognize and they can be costly - even deadly - if not managed before an avoidable accident happens. In this one-day course, Certified Tree Experts Ted Szczawinski and Steve Chisholm walk you through the step-by-step process of identifying a hazard, dealing with the hazard, and properly documenting your findings and any work performed. The class will include hands-on field instruction and provide a better understanding of key concepts, including the tree rating system.

CPWM, ISA, and Community Forestry credits are available. Please call 732-932-9271 x625 for updated credit information.

Large Tree Climbing and RiggingAL0802CA12 9:00 am - 3:30 pmDecember 15 and 16, 2011 $395 before 12/01/2011; $445 after

In this two-day class, discover the techniques that increase your productivity while maintaining the high level of safety that is the mark of a good arborist. Steve Chisholm, a Certified Tree Expert and leading arboriculture educator, and his brother, Mark Chisholm, a two-time World Champion and 19-time New Jersey State Tree Climbing Champion, will combine classroom lectures with field demonstrations of climbing and rigging techniques. CPWM, ISA, & Community Forestry credits are available. Please call for information.

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Pest Management of Ornamental Landscape Plants AL0402CA12January 10, 2012 9:00 am - 3:30 pm$195 before 12/20/2011; $225 after

With pest control, timing is everything. Early recognition, diagnosis and prompt treatment of disease and insect problems can greatly reduce costly plant damage and death. Prevent the unnecessary loss of expensive trees, shrubs and customers. Taught by Extension Specialist Dr. Ann B. Gould, this one-day course covers identification and control of diseases, weeds and ornamental insect problems in landscape plants. Approved Pest Credits: NJ/CT: 2 in CORE; 8 in 2, 3A, 6B, 8C, and PP2 Please call 732-932-9271 for updated NY, PA,DE, MD, MA, & CPWM credits.

Organic Turfgrass ManagementAT0410CA12

January 31, 2012 9:00 am - 4:00 pm$195 before 1/17/2012; $225 after

Any successful and sustainable Organic Turf Management Program must be based on sound, science-based Turfgrass Management principles and practices. This full-day program, led by Dr. James Murphy, Extension Specialist in Turf Management, and Brad Park, Sport Turf Education and Research Coordinator, will provide, introduce and explain the science underlying a sound, long-term organic turf program.

Approved Pest Credits: NJ/CT: 4 Units in 3B and PP2 Please call 732-932-9271 for updated NY, PA,DE, MD, MA, & CPWM credits.

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Athletic Field Construction and MaintenanceAT0501CA12

February 14 and 15, 2012$395 before January 31, 2012; $445 afterExplore how to establish, maintain, and renovate athletic fields in this re-vised and condensed two-day program. Designed for experienced field managers as well as newcomers, topics include: • Soil physical and chemical properties and their effect on athletic field

construction, establishment, and management• Safety and liability issues• Design, operation and maintenance of irrigation systems• Cool-season turfgrasses for athletic fields• Maintenance procedures for athletic fields• Insect, disease and weed control strategies• Budgeting concepts• Renovation, repair, and seeding strategies• Management of baseball and softball skin surfaces• Striping, lining and painting techniquesApproved Pest Credits: NJ/CT: Day 1:1 in 13, 4 in 3B; Day 2-1 in 13, 6 in 3B Please call 732-932-9271 for updated NY, PA,DE, MD, MA, & CPWM credits.

Managing Diseases of Ornamental Landscape Plants AL0408CA12January 12, 2012 9:00 am - 3:30 pm$195 before 12/22/2011; $225 after This one-day, hands-on class is for anyone who wants to get serious about identifying and controlling plant diseases. A natural follow-up to Pest Management of Ornamental Landscape Plants, this course provides six hours of focused instruction on identification tips, prevention and control strategies, and emerging diseases affecting plants in the northeast. Approved Pesticide Credits: NJ/CT: 10 in 2, 3A, 6B, 8C, and PP2Please call 732-932-9271 for updated NY, PA, DE, MD, MA, & CPWM credits.

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Pest Management of Landscape Turf AL0403CA12February 2, 2012 9:00 am - 3:30 pm$195 before 01/19/12; $225 after

Rich Buckley will provide you with valuable clues to effectively diagnose and treat insect, disease, and weed problems in turf. Approved Pesticide Credits: NJ/CT: 11 in 3B and PP2Please call 732-932-9271 for updated NY, PA, DE, MD, MA, & CPWM credits.

Managing Insect Pests of Ornamental Landscape PlantsAL0406CA12January 31, 2012 9:00 am - 3:30 pm$195 before 01/17/2012; $225 after

Controlling insects is a lot more complicated than just applying pesticide controls. To effectively manage insects, you must: (1) Identify the Insect and Understand its Life Cycle; (2) Distinguish Between Beneficial and Harmful Insects, and (3) Apply the Right Control at the Right Time. This one-day, hands-on class, taught by Dr. Paula Shrewsbury, covers all of these topics with practical tips and quick identification clues.Approved Pesticide Credits: NJ/CT: 10 in 2, 3A, 6B, 8C, and PP2Please call 732-932-9271 for updated NY, PA, DE, MD, MA, & CPWM credits.

Managing Turfgrass InsectsAT0407CA12February 13, 2012 9:00 am - 3:30 pm$195 before 01/30/2011; $225 after

Prevent and control insect damage by understanding which insects have infested the turf, how severe the infestation is, how to use insect life cycles to control them, and how to prevent future problems.

Approved Pesticide Credits: NJ/CT: 10 in 3B, 6B, 8C, and PP2Please call 732-932-9271 for updated NY, PA, DE, MD, MA, & CPWM credits.

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4 CONVENIENT WAYS TO REGISTER

Phone: 732.932.9271, M-F 8AM - 4:30PM. Please have your Visa, Mastercard, or AMEX number ready.

Fax: 732.932.8726, 24 Hours. Please include credit card information or copy of your check, money order, or purchase order with your fax.

Mail: Registration Desk, NJAES Office of Continuing Professional Education, Rutgers University, 102 Ryders Lane, New Brunswick, NJ 08901-8519. Please make check payable to: Rutgers University

Web: Please visit our website at: www.cpe.rutgers.edu for information.

Payment Policy - All students must have prearranged for payment to be admitted to the class (purchase order, check, VISA, Mastercard, American Express, or money order).

Refunds - You may withdraw from a course with a full refund (minus a $50 processing fee) provided our office is notified at least three (3) full working days prior to the start of the course. Beyond that time, registrants may be responsible for the full registration fee. Substitutions are welcomed.

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Integrated Pest Management (IPM) AL0401CA12January 17, 18, & 19, 2012 9:00 am - 4:00 pm$395 before 1/03/2012; $445 after $195 (Single Day January 17 only)

This two-part class focuses on ornamental plant care. You may take Day One only to learn about the philosophy of IPM and fundamentals of IPM-based monitoring and control. You may choose to take the full three-day class to develop a deeper understanding of IPM tools and skills including biorationale controls and improving soil health.Approved Pesticide Credits: NJ/CT (Day 1): 3 in CORE; 8 in 2, 3A, 6B, 8C, and PP2NJ/CT (3-Days): 4 in CORE and 13; 16 in 2, 3A, 6B, 8C, and PP2Please call 732-932-9271 for updated NY, PA, DE, MD, MA, & CPWM credits.

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