FW: CEU Question Set 19 - Learn Pesticide Buzzwords

 

 

From: Christopher Bunting [mailto:tccjb3@juno.com]
Sent: Saturday, May 28, 2011 10:30 AM
To: Henry,Mary Beth; klgreen@meistermedia.com; fgiles@meistermedia.com
Subject: CEU Question Set 19 - Learn Pesticide Buzzwords

 

Answers submitted by Christopher Bunting:
ceu_question1: B
ceu_question2: C
ceu_question3: A
ceu_question4: D
ceu_question5: C
ceu_question6: A
ceu_question7: B
ceu_question8: C
ceu_question9: A
ceu_question10: B
firstname: Christopher
lastname: Bunting
email: tccjb3@juno.com
licensenumber: PV35098
address: P.O Box 41
city: Belle Glade
state: FL
zip: 33430
phone: 561-992-7799

ARS Newslink

ARS NEWSLINK:
Web links to stories issued May 23-27, 2011
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May 27, 2011

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Survey reports on bee losses during the 2010/2011 winter:
Total losses from managed honey bee colonies nationwide were 30 percent from all causes for the 2010/2011 winter, according to the annual survey conducted by ARS and the Apiary Inspectors of America. (5/23) http://www.ars.usda.gov/is/pr/2011/110523.htm

Why keeping dairy cows outside the barn is better for the environment:
Computer simulation studies by ARS scientists suggest that a dairy cow living year-round in the great outdoors may leave a markedly smaller ecological hoofprint than her more sheltered sisters. (5/24) http://www.ars.usda.gov/is/pr/2011/110524.htm

Pinpointing why blueberries burst:
ARS researchers and a university colleague have identified several factors that play a role in blueberry splitting, a significant problem that can cause losses of $300 to $500 per acre. (5/26) http://www.ars.usda.gov/is/pr/2011/110526.htm

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FFVA Labor meeting invitation

FFVA District Meeting to focus on labor issues.

Date: June 8, 2011

Time: 12pm

Location: Gulf Coast Research and Education Center
14625 CR 672, Wimauma

 

Other district meetings to be held on June 8 in Immokalee, and June 9 in Belle Glade. See attached schedule for details.

 

This meeting will feature guest speaker Guest David Stefany of the law firm Allen, Norton and Blue will discuss labor-related issues that affect agriculture. Topics will include: 
• I-9 audits 
• Social Security no-match letters
• E-verify
• Updates on new federal legislation

The meetings are complimentary, and lunch is provided.  Advance registration is required so we can have an accurate headcount for meal arrangements. Please contact FFVA at (321) 214-5200 for more details or if you have questions.

 

Click here to register for the June 8 meeting at GCREC: http://ffvadistrict2meeting.eventbrite.com/

 

 

Crystal

 

 

Crystal A. Snodgrass

University of Florida

Manatee County Extension Service

1303 17th Street West

Palmetto, FL  34221

941-722-4524

FAX: 941-721-6608

 

IFAS in the news, 5/27

Good morning. Have a great weekend, but be careful out there! Here is today's IFAS news.

Columbia County looking for people to test area water http://northfloridaherald.com/news/article_3bd70abe-8805-11e0-8cc1-001cc4c002e0.html

Family inadvertently eats plants sprayed with herbicides (Alachua) http://northfloridaherald.com/news/features/article_5e1965be-8804-11e0-b6b3-001cc4c002e0.html

Cuban pumpkin takes the heat in summer veggie bed (Hillsborough) http://www2.tbo.com/lifestyles/home-and-garden/2011/may/26/cuban-pumpkin-takes-the-heat-in-summer-veggie-bed-ar-232938/

Other news (mostly local):

Why is America the 'no-vacation nation'?
http://articles.cnn.com/2011-05-23/travel/vacation.in.america_1_vacation-germans-long-holiday?_s=PM:TRAVEL

Another moon stunner: Its interior is wet, too http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/43185003/ns/technology_and_science-space/

Items for UF, SFC among those vetoed by Gov. Scott http://www.gainesville.com/article/20110526/ARTICLES/110529635/1109/sports?Title=Items-for-UF-SFC-among-those-vetoed-by-Gov-Scott

Biotech event illustrates local optimism over UF spinoffs http://www.gainesville.com/article/20110526/ARTICLES/110529620/-1/entertainment?Title=Biotech-event-illustrates-local-optimism-over-UF-spinoffs

SFC students to have bus deal similar to UF's http://www.gainesville.com/article/20110526/ARTICLES/110529614/1139?Title=SFC-students-to-have-bus-deal-similar-to-UF-s

Big boating weekend ahead; FWC urges safety
http://www.gainesville.com/article/20110526/ARTICLES/110529646/1002?Title=Big-boating-weekend-ahead-FWC-urges-safety-

Hundreds turn out for procession honoring fallen soldier
http://www.gainesville.com/article/20110526/ARTICLES/110529645/1169?Title=Hundreds-turn-out-for-procession-honoring-fallen-soldier-

Corn Silage and Forage Field Day

2011 UF/UGA Corn Silage and Forage Field Day

June 16, 2011

University of Georgia - Tifton Campus

Tifton, GA

7:30     Registration

8:00     Welcome and Introductions

Dr. Joe West, Assistant Dean, College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, University of Georgia – Tifton Campus

 

8:15     Tour variety test plots

9:40-10:20       Educational Stops

A.     Agronomic Issues:

Improving nitrogen fertilizer use – Dr. Glen Harris, UGA, Tifton

Update on weed control in corn and forage sorghum – Dr. Eric Prostko, UGA, Tifton

 

B.     Forage Preservation:

Inoculants for preserving corn and bermudagrass forages – Dr. Adegbola Adesogan, UFL, Gainesville

Reducing DM and nutrient loss in high moisture forage – Mr. Oscar Queiroz, UFL, Gainesville

 

C.     Forage Utilization:

Use of byproduct to supplement forages for beef cattle - Dr. Lawton Stewart, UGA, Athens

Use of byproducts to reduce feed cost in dairy rations – Dr. Charlie Staples, UFL, Gainesville

10:20   Break

10:40-11:30     Education Stops (repeat sessions)

11:30   Visit exhibitors

12:15   Lunch

1:00     Field Demonstrations at Dairy Research Center

A.     Reducing feeding losses of hay – Dr. Dennis Hancock, UGA, Athens

B.     Processing baleage and hay for use in TMR, Dr. John Bernard, Tifton

 

More Information on website http://animal.ifas.ufl.edu/extension/CSFD/CSFD- Directions Exit 64 on I-75, north on Hwy 41 to RDC Drive, turn West and park at UGA-Tifton Campus Conference Center.  Shuttles will transport to registration and exhibit area.

CEU and CCA CREDITS WILL BE AVAILABLE

 

 

Mary Beth Henry

Small Farms/Pesticide Licensing

Extension Agent I, UF/IFAS Extension Polk County

1702 HWY. 17 S, Bartow, FL 33831 T: 863.519.8677 x 102  F: 863.534.0001

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PMN Update #112

 

 

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Plant Management Network News Number 112: May 26, 2011     From the Network Two Focus on Corn Webcasts Developed The Plant Management Network is proud to announce the development of two new webcasts for the Focus on Corn resource: Residue Management, Nitrogen, and Tillage in Corn This presentation by Dr. Emerson Nafziger, University of Illinois, will help viewers consider harvesting corn stalk residue after grain harvest for use as biofuel.  Basic information about residue is presented, along with results of a study on the effects of residue removal, tillage, and nitrogen on continuous corn grain yields.  Also discussed are other management factors that might need to change if residue is removed, and the effects of removal on sustainability of the continuous corn system. Weed Competition in Corn Weed competition in corn has reemerged as an important management consideration as herbicide use patterns in corn have changed with the adoption of Roundup Ready and Liberty Link hybrids.   As a result, growers are observing more fields with early-season weed infestations, and hidden yield losses are occurring because postemergence herbicides are applied later than the optimal timing. In this presentation, Dr. Bill Johnson of Purdue University discusses the aspects of weed competition in corn, nitrogen accumulation by weeds, and the effect of various management strategies on corn yield potential.  New Focus on Soybean Webcast “Practical Uses for Soybean Physiology,” by Chad Lee, University of Kentucky, will help viewers understand physiology in the context of yield.  Section one provides an overview of key stages in soybean growth and development. Section two covers stress.  Not all stress is equal, and stress applied at different stages within soy development results in different yields. Section three covers management of light in soybean through seeding rates. Soybeans at lower plant populations allow for high light interception--and yield. Latest Focus on Potato Webcast This presentation, White Mold of Potato by Dennis Johnson at Washington State University, provides an overview and management tactics of white mold, or Sclerotinia stem rot, of potato. It will help viewers understand how white mold can be better managed by modifying the canopy environment and by timing control tactics based on the disease cycle. The presentation offers images of the disease, explains the cause, and defines environmental and plant developmental factors that lead to the disease. Webcasts for Grant Outreach The Plant Management Network can build solid impact for your research grant outreach efforts through its professional webcasting.  Your presentations are given a home in PMN’s Education Center, are made fully open access, and are promoted through various media channels.  We can also integrate surveys and other outreach communications into your talk. PMN offers time- and cost-efficiency, hosting on a credible, neutral website; a convenient production process; and the ability to reach thousands of practitioners. Contact editorialoffice@plantmanagementnetwork.org to learn more. Positions Available Submit new employment/intern listings online. It’s free! * Research Associate - Trait Development Continuous Nursery * Assistant Plant Scientist I and II * Applied Research Manager - Nursery * Germination Lab Coordinator - Quality Control-R&D * Senior Leader-Center of Expertise for Automation R&D * Ag Systems Engineer * Farm Manager * Field Scientist - Crop Protection R&D * Station Trialing Manager * Hawaiian Conversion Lead See postings at PMN’s Employment/Internship Posting Service.   New Articles from . . . 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New Research Points to Learning Curve      Article Plan Early to Evacuate Cattle Safely, Quickly     Article New Strategy Aims to Reduce Agricultural Ammonia      Article Meet Animal Feed Needs With Proper Hay Harvest Timing      Article Organic Farmers Harvest Benefits From Forages      Article   www.plantmanagementnetwork.org Copyright ©2011   Forward email to a friend or colleague. This email was sent to mbhenry@ufl.edu by editorialoffice@plantmanagementnetwork.org |   Update Profile/Email Address | Instant removal with SafeUnsubscribe™ | Privacy Policy. Plant Management Network | 3340 Pilot Knob Road | St. Paul | MN | 55121

 

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Mitigating mummy berry disease:
ARS scientists and cooperators are studying blueberry varieties to find out which ones resist the fungus Monilinia vaccinii-corymbosi, which causes "mummy berry" disease. (5/17) http://www.ars.usda.gov/is/pr/2011/110517.htm

Cattle feed ingredient scrutinized:
ARS researchers are investigating the relation between use of a feed ingredient called "wet distiller's grains with solubles" and the incidence and persistence of Escherichia coli O157:H7 in cattle manure and on the animals' hides. (5/19) http://www.ars.usda.gov/is/pr/2011/110519.htm

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GI-BMP Class to be taught in Spanish at Hillsborough Extension

Hi All,

 

I have attached flyers in both English and Spanish language promoting the GI-BMP class to be taught in Spanish at the UF/IFAS Hillsborough County Extension Service on July 19, 2011. I will greatly appreciate your distributing and/or making the class information available to your clientele who are Spanish speaking or have employees with English as their second language.

 

Respectfully,

 

Susan Haddock

Commercial Hort/IPM/Small Farms Agent

Hillsborough County Extension

UF/IFAS

(813)744-5519 ext. 103

szcrmchz@ufl.edu

haddocks@hillsboroughcounty.org

 

IFAS in the news, 5/25

Good morning -- Here is your mid-week IFAS news:

Marine science, money camps offered at ag center (Brevard) http://www.floridatoday.com/article/20110525/NEWS0309/105250305/Marine-science-money-camps-offered-ag-center

UF expert: Summer vacation fun can be less expensive than you think http://news.ufl.edu/2011/05/24/cheap-vacations/

Prepare plants and trees before storm season (Miami-Dade) http://www.miamiherald.com/2011/05/25/2226217/prepare-plants-and-trees-before.html

Officials: Treated Waste From Sewer Plants No Threat to Public Health (Polk County) http://www.theledger.com/article/20110524/NEWS/110529665/1134?p=1&tc=pg

Drones Tested for Agriculture Use
http://precisionpays.com/2011/05/drones-tested-for-agriculture-use/

Pearls should be found in the sea, not the ground (Santa Rosa) http://www.srpressgazette.com/news/ground-13072-most-northwest.html

4-H public speaking contest held (Clay)
http://www.claytodayonline.com/content/3389_1.php

Spring Fling puts gardening tips in the hands of event patrons (Flagler) http://www.news-journalonline.com/lifestyle/home-and-garden/2011/05/25/spring-fling-puts-gardening-tips-in-the-hands-of-event-patrons.html

Five Things To Know Today: Wetland Walk, Trivia Night, New Superhero Flick in Redbox (Pinellas - #4) http://largo.patch.com/articles/five-things-to-know-today-wetland-walk-trivia-night-new-superhero-flick-in-redbox

UF/state/world:

Gators stage marvelous comeback, win national championship http://www.alligator.org/sports/tennis/article_b013e0b4-868e-11e0-beda-001cc4c002e0.html

Flights canceled as volcanic ash touches Scotland http://www.businessweek.com/ap/financialnews/D9NDVGOG1.htm

USDA lowers pork's safe cooking temp
http://www.businessweek.com/ap/financialnews/D9NDMN5O1.htm

Two local projects among those on list of 'turkeys'
http://www.gainesville.com/article/20110524/ARTICLES/110529764/-1/entertainment?Title=Two-local-projects-among-those-on-list-of-8216-turkeys-8217-

UF scientists devise new way to analyze epidemics http://news.ufl.edu/2011/05/24/tracking/

Announcing the 2011 Southeast Herbicide Applicator Conference

 

 

Southeast Herbicide Applicator Conference   October 3-5, 2011 Edgewater Beach Resort Panama City Beach, Florida   www.conference.ifas.ufl.edu/sehac     Greetings!    Register today for the 2011 Southeast Herbicide Applicator Conference!   The Southeast Herbicide Applicator Conference provides continuing education credits for herbicide and pesticide applicators from Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina,Tennessee and Texas.The conference's instruction will focus on Aquatic, Right-of-Way, Natural Areas, and CORE (General Standards) instruction.   SEHAC will benefit anyone who conducts weed control in canals, lakes, water retention ponds,  rivers, parks, highway rights-of-way or transmission lines.  It will also serve those who are employed by a public agency or private company and are responsible for vegetation management along right-of-ways and in natural areas. For additional information and updates on the conference, please bookmark and visit our website www.conference.ifas.ufl.edu/sehac.   Register Online Today!  Registration is open for the 2011 Southeast Herbicide Applicator Conference.    The registration fee provides each attendee full participation in the educational program; conference materials; morning, mid-day and afternoon refreshments; Monday's Networking Social; Tuesday's boxed lunch; and the Tuesday evening Welcome Reception.   Early Registration Fee (By August 8, 2011) $230.00 Regular Registration Fee (By September 6, 2011) $280.00 Late Registration Fee (After September 6, 2011) $330.00 Guest Fee (10 years of age and older) $80.00 The Guest Fee is not for use by co-workers and only provides access to evening functions and the Tuesday Boxed Lunch.   To register for the conference, simply Click Here and follow the instructions posted on our website. You can register online and pay with a credit card or check, or even generate an invoice for submission to your agency for payment.   Conference CEUs Need CEUs in Aquatics, Right-of-Way, Natural Areas, Forestry, CORE, or Private Application for multiple states? Then this conference is for you! In previous years SEHAC has received re-certification credits from Alabama, Florida, Georgia,Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas. So regardless of where you work in the southeast, we have you covered. Once the conference agenda has been confirmed we will begin posting approvals from the various states so be sure to check the website regularly.    Sponsor the 2011 Southeast Herbicide Applicator Conference Sponsor by JULY 1 in order to be featured in our printed announcement that reaches more than 4000 applicators and companies across the Southeast! This training will host more than 200 herbicide applicators who are responsible for invasive plant control in canals, lakes, water retention ponds, golf course ponds, rivers, parks, highway rights-of-ways and transmission lines in the states of Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina,Tennessee and Texas. If you would like more information on how your organization can support this important educational event, please visit the sponsor information portion of the website. Click Here to Sponsor    Should you have any questions about the 2011 Southeast Herbicide Applicator Conference, please feel free to call on me personally.    On behalf of the Organizing Committee, Jhanna Gilbert, CMP, CGMP Conference Coordinator    University of Florida, IFAS UF Leadership & Education Foundation, Inc. Office of Conferences & Institutes PO Box 110750 | Bldg. 639 Mowry Rd.  Gainesville, FL 32611-0750| USA PH 352-392-5930 | FAX  352-392-9734 jhanna@ufl.edu|www.conference.ifas.ufl.edu/sehac Meeting Site and Accommodations Edgewater Beach Resort 11212 Front Beach Road Panama City Beach, FL 32407 Phone: 850-235-4044 Fax: 850-233-7529 www.edgewaterbeachresort.com    The Edgewater Beach Resort will be hosting the training for the Southeast Herbicide Applicator Conference and is pleased to offer the following reduced conference rates:   1 BR Villa: $87 per night 2 BR Villa: $112 per night 3 BR Villa: $153 per night 1 BR Gulf Front Condo: $123 2 BR Gulf Front Condo: $153 3 BR Gulf Front Condo: $190   All rates are subject to state and local taxes, currently at 12.11% plus a 1% city tax.   Mention Group #1673 when making your reservations to ensure you receive the group rate.   For More information on what is included in your reservation and for detail instructions on making a reservation, please visit the Meeting Accommodations portion of the conference website.     Quick Links Register Now Hotel Information Conference Agenda   Conference CEUs Sponsor Opportunities About OCI   Hosted by   Organizing Committee Dr. Ken Langeland University of Florida IFAS Center for Aquatic and Invasive Plants Dr. Fred Fishel University of Florida IFAS Pesticide Information Office Dr. Jay Ferrell University of Florida IFAS Agronomy Department   Conference Publicity We Need Your Help If you manage any listservs, websites, calendars of events, or have colleagues who may be interested in attending the conference; please forward this email, along with a link to the conference website. Thank You www.conference.ifas.ufl.edu/sehac

 

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