The training program of the School of Horticulture is designed to enable all students to obtain practical experience by daily participation in horticultural activities. Students are responsible for the maintenance and development of the 40- hectare school campus and numerous display gardens. In addition, an intensive classroom lecture schedule is designed to provide students with a sound basic knowledge of horticultural theory. M. Dell , senior instructor, teaches two courses in Entomology. I examines the insect as a biological organism and its impact and importance upon horticultural crops.
Special attention is paid to control measures including chemical and biological means.
Entomology II involves the study of approximately 70 specific insects that affect horticultural plants. Emphasis is placed on recognition, economic importance and methods of control. Ridgetown College of Agricultural Technology Ridgetown, Ontario. Emphasis is on tomato and turf pests. D. A. W. Schaafsma conducts research, teaches, and provides extension in field crop pest management.