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Subject: Workshop
Description: Elmore County Extension Free Workshop - Tea and Water Provided
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Subject: Course
Description: This short course informs forest landowners of alternative sources of income from their forest land production. Natural resources specialists will cover topics such as biomass production, firewood, specialty woods, and crafts markets and values, hunting, fishing and other recreational leases, pine straw production and pole production.
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Description: This comprehensive pond management training will provide in-depth guidance for handling all of the major challenges pond owners may encounter. Interact with one of the area’s leading pond experts to solve your pond’s problems and learn how to improve your fishery. The workshop will consist of morning classroom instruction and field activities at a local pond after lunch. Lunch will be provided.
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Subject: Course
Description: You will receive current researched based information on proper plant care, disease management and insect control. These sessions are free to the public. No registration required. Come anytime during the course.
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Subject: Course
Description: Make plans to join us for this year’s Woodland Owners Short Course (WOSC), hosted by Jerry and Portia Brown and Shelby County Extension Service on Saturday, July 28, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. This program is a great opportunity for you and your family to learn how to enhance your woodlands and get the most from your ownership experience. Most woodland owners are not aware of the wide variety of organizations and programs available to help them care for their woodlands. Do you have questions about: how to receive a fair price when you sell your timber, making your woodlands wildlife friendly, or simply making them as healthy as they can be? If you want to maximize your woodlands and get answers to your questions about them then the WOSC is right for you!
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Subject: Conference
Description: Roanoke Electric Cooperative’s Sustainable Forestry and Land Retention Project is hosting this conference in partnership with forestry and natural resource agencies and organizations from the state, federal, and private sectors. The purpose of this conference to inform and educate North Carolina and Virginia landowners on available programs and technical assistance.
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Subject: Workshop
Description: Extension agent Brooke Moffis will present on Florida-friendly flowering trees and shrubs suited for central Florida. Covered topics also include crape myrtle care and pruning. The program is part of the “Saturday in the Gardens” series, which explores popular home lawn and garden themes.
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Subject: Course
Description: This course will show you how to burn piles legally, safely and efficiently. Most importantly, it could save a life. If you burn piles regularly, don’t put off registering for this training. When the weather is dry, certified pile burners will receive priority for authorization to burn. Also, certified pile burners are allowed to burn up to two hours longer per day and get multiple day authorizations.
Subject: Course
Description: The main goal of the program is to foster a healthy urban forest that is more wind-resistant. The program is aimed at citizens and communities who seek better management practices so that future storms are less likely to cause damage due to tree failure.
Subject: Webinar
Description: Northern bobwhite quail and many other grassland bird species have experienced significant population declines over the last several decades. Loss of native grassland habitat is one of the primary causes of these declines. The CP33 – Habitat Buffers for Upland Birds is a Continuous Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) practice that provides nesting and brooding habitat for quail and other grassland birds on less productive cropland field margins. The CP33 buffer practice can help maintain important native grassland habitat within an agricultural landscape. This webinar will discuss the CP33 practice requirements, their importance on the landscape and how best to establish, manage and maintain the habitat quality for quail and grassland birds
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Subject: Convention
Description: THE SECOND ANNUAL ORGANIC FOOD & FARMING SUMMIT! HUNDREDS OF FARMERS, GARDENERS, EDUCATORS, STUDENTS, ADVOCATES, AND EXHIBITORS WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE TO CONNECT, SHARE, AND INSPIRE ONE ANOTHER! THIS TWO-DAY SUMMIT WILL INCLUDE FARM TOURS AND ON-FARM WORKSHOPS, IN-DEPTH EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS, CLASSROOM WORKSHOPS, A TRADE SHOW, AND MUCH MORE!
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Subject: Course
Description: This program is a great opportunity for you and your family to learn how to enhance your woodlands and get the most from your ownership experience. Most woodland owners are not aware of the wide variety of organizations and programs available to help them care for their woodlands. Do you have questions about: how to receive a fair price when you sell your timber, making your woodlands wildlife friendly, or simply making them as healthy as they can be? If you want to maximize your woodlands and get answers to your questions about them then the WOSC is right for you!
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Subject: Course
Description: Owning and managing timberland can be profitable and enjoyable enterprise. Land connects generations and provides both current and future income. It also carries special risks that need to be considered.
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Subject: Workshop
Description: This field day will show you that there are many more days throughout the year to burn, including during the growing season. Join us to learn about fire behavior and plant response to burning during the growing season. You will learn about prescribed burn plans, fireguards, weather parameters, equipment, labor and contingency plans among other topics. The most important way to safely burn is to gain experience conducting burns. If weather parameters are within prescription during the field day, we will attempt multiple burns to give you real experience conducting management burns.
Subject: Workshop
Description: Autauga County Master Gardeners Free Workshop - Free water and tea provided
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Subject: Workshop
Description: This workshop will focus in-depth on the management strategies for recreational fish ponds. Participants will be exposed to information and techniques to properly manage fish ponds for good fishing, controlling aquatic vegetation, and managing nuisance wildlife around the pond. This workshop will include a combination of inside presentations and live-demonstrations at the lake onsite.
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Description: This program is a great opportunity for you and your family to learn how to enhance your woodlands and get the most from your ownership experience. Most woodland owners are not aware of the wide variety of organizations and programs available to help them care for their woodlands. Do you have questions about: how to receive a fair price when you sell your timber, making your woodlands wildlife friendly, or simply making them as healthy as they can be? If you want to maximize your woodlands and get answers to your questions about them then the WOSC is right for you!
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Snake Identification 