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October 20 (Friday) – Agricultural Chemical Collection Event will be held at the Wilson County Precinct #1 Yard (142 FM 536) in Floresville to dispose of old, outdated, unusable ag chemicals free of charge and in complete confidentiality; completion of an inventory form is highly encouraged.
October 25 (Wednesday) – WebEx CEU Conference will be held from 8:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. with the Bexar County AgriLife Extension Office serving as a host site. Topics will include updates on pesticide laws and regulations, zika, livestock pests, minimizing drift, and pesticide use. The program will offer 2 hours in L&R, 2 in IPM, and 1 in Drift; cost is $30/participant and includes a catered lunch. RSVP with Denise at 210/631-0400.
October 31 (Tuesday) – Session #3 of the South Region Landowners Series, 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon, at Chris Janschke Enterprises (1150 Bruce Road, Poteet, Texas), will be conducted with the topic being forage and pasture management; cost is $15/class or $30/series for individuals and $25/class or $50/series for couples. The South Region Landowner Series includes one more session to be held on November 14.
November 2 (Thursday) – Insecta Fiesta will be held from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the San Antonio Garden Center (3310 N. New Braunfels) — An evening of entomophagy! We will incorporate insects into the four-course meal with optional pairing. Learn how insects can also be a sustainable source of agriculture and protein! Food prepared by Bombay Salsa Company and San Antonio Botanical Garden Chefs. Expect a dessert provided by a celebrity chef as well! Should you choose the pairing option, expect a specialty cocktail developed just for our event by a bartender specialist, beer from Blue Star Brewing Company and either a sparkling pilsner or local sweet wine. Don’t let the bug dinner scare you–food will be excellent and you may not even realize there are insects on the menu!
For information on controlling mosquitoes and reducing the spread of Zika virus, visit http://agrilifeextension.tamu.edu/solutions/controlling-mosquitoes-reduce-spread-zika-virus/.
Tag Archives: Private Applicator
Private Applicator License Training
Study manuals can be purchased for $50 in advance from the Extension Office. Make check/money order payable to “Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service”. In addition, a $10 registration fee will be collected on the day of the training. Click here for additional information on the Private Applicator License Training in Bexar County.
Private Applicator License Training
Study manuals can be purchased for $50 in advance from the Extension Office. Make check/money order payable to “Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service”. In addition, a $10 registration fee will be collected on the day of the training. Click here for additional information on the Private Applicator License Training in Bexar County.
Private Applicator License Training
Study manuals can be purchased for $50 in advance from the Extension Office. Make check/money order payable to “Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service”. In addition, a $10 registration fee will be collected on the day of the training. Click here for additional information on the Private Applicator License Training in Bexar County.
Private Applicator License Training
Study manuals can be purchased for $50 in advance from the Extension Office. Make check/money order payable to “Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service”. In addition, a $10 registration fee will be collected on the day of the training. Click here for additional information on the Private Applicator License Training in Bexar County.
Private Applicator License Training
Study manuals can be purchased for $50 in advance from the Extension Office. Make check/money order payable to “Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service”. In addition, a $10 registration fee will be collected on the day of the training. Click here for additional information on the Private Applicator License Training in Bexar County.
