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Brush and Weed Control Education Program (Chaves County)
Plan Goals
Private land managers, as well as state and federal agency land managers will learn the most efficacious, economical and ecologically sound means of managing noxious brush and weeds.
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Brush and Weed Control Education Program
Impact Reports
Pesticide Applicator’s Training
The agent conducted a Pesticide Applicator License Continuing Education Workshop to assist New Mexico pesticide license holders in securing continuing education for their pesticide licenses. Eleven individuals attended the training and gained knowledge of pesticide safety and application, federal and state pesticide laws, pesticide labeling, pesticide formulations, storage, and recordkeeping. Private pesticide applicator license holders are agricultural commodity producers that are licensed to purchase and apply or supervise the application of restricted use pesticides. License holders can significantly reduce pesticide application costs by applying pesticides themselves as commercial application of pesticides can cost in the average of $120.00 per hour or more.
The agent conducted a Pesticide Applicator License Continuing Education Workshop to assist New Mexico pesticide license holders in securing continuing education for their pesticide licenses. Eleven individuals attended the training and gained knowledge of pesticide safety and application, federal and state pesticide laws, pesticide labeling, pesticide formulations, storage, and recordkeeping. Private pesticide applicator license holders are agricultural commodity producers that are licensed to purchase and apply or supervise the application of restricted use pesticides. License holders can significantly reduce pesticide application costs by applying pesticides themselves as commercial application of pesticides can cost in the average of $120.00 per hour or more.
Sandra Key Barraza has signed on to support Brush and Weed Control Education Program within Chaves County.