They are made up of two young adults from each of the fifteen Arizona Counties. For more information, contact Bob Peterson at 626-5161. Basic introduction including how to connect to the databases, deciding which databases to use, how to search the databases, and how to obtain articles. This class is targeting off-campus Cooperative Extension faculty and staff and will focus on their needs, however, other college personnel are welcome. This is a 4 week class with lessons posted each week.
Registration is required.
Restricted to CALS employees, students, and volunteers. Topics will include use and injury in crops, remote sending for pest management, irrigation, and crop fertility, and description of new exotic specialty crops. The Eighth Annual High Desert Gardening and Landscaping Conference is scheduled for February 15-16 at Lakeside Activity Centre in Fort Huachuca. Low desert irrigated crop production systems are unique and the publications describe the difficulties and challenges for weed management.