Central Panhandle Pesticide Applicator Training Series – February 12-15

by | Jan 19, 2024 | Certification, CEU's Offered, Educational Training, Pest Management, Pesticide Applicator License

 

If you need to get a Florida Restricted Use Pesticide Applicator’s License, add a category, or earn some continuing education credits (CEUs) towards renewing your current license, we’ve got you covered at The Central Panhandle Pesticide Training Series. The series consists of 5 sessions over 4 days. Each session will provide licensing exam prep for one category as well as CEUs for those who already have that category on their license. Exams will be given immediately after each session (there is no requirement to take the exam at that time).

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Series Schedule & Registration Links

Monday February 12th 8am – CORE Exam Prep & 3 CEUs (482 or 487)

Monday February 12th 1:30pm – Private Applicator / Ag Row Crop Exam Prep & 3 CEUs

Tuesday February 13th 8am – Right-of-Way Exam Prep & 4 CEUs

Wednesday February 14th 8am – Ornamental & Turf Exam Prep & 4 CEUs

Thursday February 15th 8am – Aquatic Exam Prep & 4 CEUs   

 

All sessions will be held at the Washington County Agricultural Center (1424 Jackson Ave. Chipley, FL). There is a $25 registration fee for each session. Fees may be paid with a credit/debit card, via Eventbrite, by clicking link provided on the desired session(s) in the schedule above. Registration fees may also be paid at the door with cash or check. In person registration will begin 20 minutes before each session. Refreshments will be provided during each session.

If you have any questions about the series or the licensing process please contact Mark Mauldin at the Washington County Extension Office mdm83@ufl.edu or 850-638-6180.

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The University of Florida is committed to providing universal access to all of our events. For disability accommodations such as sign language interpreters and listening devices, please contact the Washington County Extension Office (850-638-6180) at least 2 weeks in advance. Advance notice is necessary to arrange for some accessibility needs.

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