The four-hour seminar will be presented at 11 locations throughout the state. Contact the Crook County Extension for other seminar dates and a registration form. Employers attending the seminar will meet the annual four-hour instruction on agricultural safety rules and procedures required by HB 3019. The seminar is free to SAIF policyholders. Registration fees must be remitted at the time of registration and there will be no refunds.
Early registration is recommended as seating is limited.
You will receive a registration confirmation letter with the address and facility location approximately one week prior to the seminar. The expressed goals of this conference are to improve forest health by effective utilization of small-diameter timber and to improve the regional economy by creating new forest product businesses in the Intermountain West. Also informing the landowner on how improving their own land effects the overall watershed health. The workshop will be hands on training which landowners can apply. On-farm, individual assistance will be available to assist the landowner in pasture and irrigation management.