The Continuing Education Credit (CEU) tracking program is designed to promote ongoing education toward pesticide certificate renewal and is encouraged by the Ministry of Environment who would rather see applicators engaged in ongoing education to stay current than writing a test every 5 years.
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The Continuing Education Credit (CEU) tracking program is designed to promote ongoing education toward pesticide certificate renewal and is encouraged by the Ministry of Environment who would rather see applicators engaged in ongoing education to stay current than writing a test every 5 years.
Environment Canada and the US Environmental Protection Agency’s Tier 4 diesel engine emission reduction mandate will soon have an impact on your business. The good news is that all Tier 4 compliant Turf Equipment manufactured after January 1st, 2013 will be better for the environment and healthier for everyone. The more difficult message to deliver is that all Tier 4 compliant diesel powered turf maintenance equipment - greater than 25 horsepower (hp) – from any manufacturer - will cost more.
Read more: Big Changes Ahead for Diesel Powered Turf Equipment (25-74 horsepower)
Many WCTA members don't fully understand the BC Pesticide Certificate Recertification program so we've created this list of frequently asked questions to assist. Of course, you can always contact us directly if you have any questions not covered here.
Read more: WCTA Pesticide Applicator Certificate Recertification Program FAQ'S
by Jim Novak
Some health care organizations, medical professionals and research scientists have expressed their concern that exposure to carbon black nanoparticles found in large quantity in TIRES may harm both lungs and the brain. In addition, engineered carbon nanotubes added to strengthen TIRES may be as harmful as breathing ASBESTOS.
Read more: Black Carbon Nanoparticles - Is Artificial Turf Hiding an 800 Pound Gorilla?