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The Extension Foundation is a membership-based non-profit designed to be the engine fueling U.S. Cooperative Extension's advancement in making a more visible and measurable impact in support of education outreach from land-grant universities/colleges located in every state and territory. The Foundation provides an array of opportunities for Extension professionals that foster innovation creation, the adoption of innovations at member institutions, and increased impact of Extension programs.

Pesticide Resistance w/Certificate

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This course was designed primarily for Pest Control Advisors and other licensed pesticide applicators to teach about fungicide resistance, insecticide resistance, and herbicide resistance. It provides information on the mechanisms of pesticide resistance and how it has developed as well as information on managing or delaying resistance.

Purchasing this course entitles you to receive a certificate of completion.  If you do not require a certificate, you may view the course for free by enrolling in the course at https://campus.extension.org/enrol/index.php?id=1579

It is accredited by the California Department of Pesticide Regulation (2 hours Other), Certified Crop Advisor (1.5 IPM), and the Arizona Department of Agriculture (2.0 credits).

The course contains video so it requires a computer that can play audio and video.

Contact and technical support: Cheryl Reynolds, creynolds@ucanr.edu

Price: $40.00
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The eXtension Foundation is a membership-based non-profit designed to be the engine fueling U.S. Cooperative Extension's advancement in making a more visible and measurable impact in support of education outreach from land-grant universities/colleges located in every state and territory. eXtension provides an array of opportunities for Extension professionals that foster innovation creation, the adoption of innovations at member institutions, and increased impact of Extension programs.