Insect, Disease, & Weed Management in Ornamentals and Native Plants This course will examine major weed, insect and disease issues in ornamental care. Methods of pest control including Traditional, Cultural, and Alternative approaches are examined.

6.5

NJ: Category 3A (Horticulture) 13 Credits --- Category 1A Ag Plant 9 Credits --- Category 3B (Turf) 2 Credits --- Category 3C (Interior Plants) 7 Credits --- Category 6B (Right of Way) 9 Credits --- Category 8C (Campground) 13 Credits --- Category 13 (IPM Schools) 4 Credits --- Category PP2 (Private) 13 Credits --- Category CORE 3 Credits
NY: NY Must be requested two weeks prior to taking class in order to get NY Credits. Category 3a 5 Credits CORE .5 Credit
PA: PC - Private Category 6 06 - Ornamental and Shade Trees 10 10 - Right of Way & Weeds 3 18 - Demonstration and Research 10 23 - Park / School Pest Control 10

TURF - Insect, Disease and Weed Control Methods in Turf. This course will examine major weed, insect and disease issues in Turf care. Methods of pest control including traditional, a strong emphasis on cultural, and alternative approaches including organic are examined.

6.5

NJ: THE CREDITS ARE APPROVED BY NJ DEP 4 CREDITS NJ FERTILIZER PROFACT; APPROVED by Rutgers --- 14 Credits for Category 3B (Turf) and Category PP2 (Private) --- 12 Credits for 6B (Right of Way) --- 11 Credits for Category 1A (Ag Plant) --- 6 Credits for 3A (Ornamentals) --- 5 Credits for 3C (Interior Plants) --- 3 Credits for CORE PP2 Private 6.8 Hours of instruction 13 Credits
NY: NY Core = 0.5; 3A & 3B = 5.25. If you need NY Credit you must request from us at least two weeks prior to the class.
PA: 00 - Core 2 PC - Private Category 6 07 - Lawn and Turf 10 18 - Demonstration and Research 10 23 - Park / School Pest Control 10

Life Cycles, Identifying Household Pests & Pest Control Methods Examine Pest ID and various control methods in the industry. Control Product selection and IPM methods that work are discussed.

6

NJ: This is what credits were applied for. We expect the same if not more upon completed approval. 13 Credits 7A (Household Pest)& 8C (Campground) --- 5 Credits 8A (General Public Health) --- 2 Credits 7B (Termites and Wood Destroying Insects) Category 13 (IPM in Schools) & CORE.
NY: To receive NY Credits you must notify us two weeks in advance. NY 4 Credits Category 7a; NY 1 Credit CORE.
PA: 00 - Core 2 11 - Household / Health Related 10 15 - Public Health - Vertebrate Pest 1 18 - Demonstration and Research 10 23 - Park / School Pest Control 10

Identifying Termites and other Wood Destroying Insects and their life habits. Identification and the examination of habits of the insects in the wood destroying insect category. Methods of control are discussed.

6

NJ: Category 7B (Termites Wood Destroying) 12 Credits --- Category 8C (Campground)8 Credits --- Category 13 (IPM in Schools) 6 Credits --- Category 7A (Household Pest) 4 Credits.
NY: Credits for NY are require two weeks notice prior to the class Category 7A 4 Credits Category 7C 5 Credits
PA: 11 - Household / Health Related 3 12 - Wood Destroying Pests 10 18 - Demonstration and Research 3 23 - Park / School Pest Control 3

Basic Training and Basic CORE Topics - This class is an update on the latest Pesticide rules and regulations for National and State Rules, Regulations, and Laws. It can be used for NJ Basic Training requirement for Applicators or Operators initial requirement or for credit for those who already hold a license. Topics including the types of licensing, storage requirements, Notification requirements, First Aid, Label interpretation, Calculations for mixing correctly, and many other rules, regulations and laws are reviewed. This is the mandatory course for newcomers and doubles as excellent refresher and update course for maintaining ones CORE continuing education requirement.

4.5

NJ: 8 NJ Credits
NY: 6 NY Credits Must be requested for NY credits at least two weeks prior to the class or these credits cannot be earned for NY.
PA: 6 PA Credits