You are invited to a hands-on, in-person herbicide calibration training for wildland and non-row crop application at the Riverside Corona Resource Conservation District!

This training will focus on herbicide calibration techniques for spot spraying, stump cut, basal bark, drill and fill, boomless, orchard gun, and broadcast applications in wildland and non-row crop settings. Calibration math, nozzles, and herbicide application basics will also be covered.

5 hours of “Other” DPR Continuing Education credits are being submitted for course approval, and will be available for full-day attendance.

Lunch and snacks are provided

Max 40 attendees

**​Registration closes June 14, 2023**

Registration link: www.cal-ipc.org/calib_workshop

Who: Training sponsored by Cal-IPC and the Department of Pesticide Regulation

What: Herbicide calibration training for wildland and non-row crop application

Where: Riverside Corona Resource Conservation District: 4500 Glenwood Dr A, Riverside, CA 92501

When: Tuesday, June 20 from 9 am – 3 pm

Cost: Free!

Your instructors for the June 20 training

Aaron Echols, Restoration Ecologist – Inland Empire Resource Conservation District

Tom Getts, Weed Ecology and Cropping Systems Advisor – UC Cooperative Extension

Shani McCullough, Senior Plant Restoration Ecologist – Riverside Corona Resource Conservation District

Chris McDonald Ph.D., Inland and Natural Resource Advisor – UC Cooperative Extension

Scott Oneto, Farm Advisor – UC Cooperative Extension

There will be three more in-person trainings throughout California covering similar topics before the end of 2024, so stay tuned if you’re interested but can’t make it this time.