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    2013-2014
    Western Washington
    Hands-On IPM Workshops

    The western Washington IPM Workshops are a series of classes which provide
    hands-on IPM training to small groups. The topics rotate
    through each location on a 6-year cycle.
    Learn more about the IPM Certificate Program for Landscape and Turf Professionals.

     

    Each two-day class is limited to 60 participants
    and offers 12 WSDA recertification credits.
    ISA and WSNLA (CPH) credits available for selected classes.
    Registration fee is $150 (early registration) or $200 (regular registration).

    *** REGISTRATION OPENS JULY 2013 ***


    Site Preparation and Plant Selection - 12 WSDA credits
    October 2-3, 2013  |  Mt. Vernon  |  WSU Mt. Vernon Research and Extension Center

    Learn about soils, soil microbiology, and use of mulch to reduce pesticide applications. Diagnose root problems and learn about their prevention and treatment. Site preparation, proper planting techniques, plant selection for improved plant health, and low-maintenance gardening will also be covered.


    Turfgrass IPM: Identification, Weeds, and Problem Diagnosis - 12 WSDA credits
    October 9-10, 2013  |  Puyallup  |  WSU Puyallup Research and Extension Center

    This two-day workshop focuses on turf identification, problem diagnosis, and weed management. Practice turfgrass ID; diagnose insect, disease, and weed problems in hands-on sessions; and learn about turf management strategies for problem prevention.


    Pesticide Management and Water Quality - 12 WSDA credits
    October 23-24, 2013  |  Lacey  |  South Puget Sound Community College (Hawk's Prairie)

    This two-day workshop will introduce you to pesticide-handling strategies for surface- and ground-water protection; rain garden planning, design, and maintenance; aquatic weed management; and the DOE permitting process for aquatic problems.


    Plant Health: Pruning, Diagnosis, and IPM - 12 WSDA credits
    January 15-16, 2014  |  Puyallup  |  WSU Puyallup Research and Extension Center

    Learn pruning techniques for shrubs and trees to improve air circulation, light penetration, and disease management. Develop hands-on diagnostic skills to use as the first step in IPM, identify plant problems, and use IPM to manage them.


    Insect IPM and Pollinator Protection - 12 WSDA credits
    February 12-13, 2014  |  Seattle  |  UW Center for Urban Horticulture

    Use references and tools to identify pest and beneficial arthropods. Learn to use IPM monitoring tools, biological and mechanical controls, and low-toxicity chemicals for effective pest management. Identify pollinating insects, adjust pesticide use to safeguard pollinators, and get the latest information on colony collapse disorder.


    Integrated Weed Management: Landscapes & Natural Areas - 12 WSDA credits
    October 2014  |  Mt. Vernon  |  WSU Mt. Vernon Research and Extension Center

    Learn key plant characteristics and terms used in weed ID, then take a guided walk to practice your weed recognition skills. Learn about IPM strategies for weed management, including pesticides, application timing, and biocontrols. Noxious weeds and WA law will also be discussed.

    *Registration for this class will open in July 2014.


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    For registration assistance, contact the Conference Coordinator.

     

     

     

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