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CAES Valley Lab Moves Its Centennial Celebration to September 10th

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Due to the heavy rain predicted for today and tomorrow and the wet conditions expected to last the remainder of the week, the CT Agricultural Experiment has decided to move its Centennial Celebration to next Friday, September 10th.  It hopes this new date will allow many arborists, tree care workers and others to attend.  The revised agenda for the September 10th meeting is now available.

There are ceu’s available for a range of pesticide licenses, including up to 4 ceu’s available for arborists.  Also, there will be a brewery on-hand to help with the Centennial Celebration, following the late afternoon tour of the Valley Lab’s Hopyard.

No pre-registration needed – just plan on attending!  The Valley Lab is located at 153 Cook Hill Road in Windsor, CT.  There is no charge for attendance.

 

Happenings at the CT Agricultural Experiment Station – Two Upcoming Events

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The CT Agricultural Experiment Station is hosting two events that could be of interest to CTPA members.  This coming Wednesday, on August 4th, the Experiment Station is hosting its 111th Annual Plant Science Day.  This all-day event will be taking place at Lockwood Farm in Hamden, near Sleeping Giant State Park.  There is no charge to attend and individuals may receive 3.25 pesticide credits towards any category of their pesticide license.

Full details, including the Plant Science Day Program, are available on the Station web page.  Among the several talks to be given are an update on beech leaf disease, a discussion of deer in your garden, a presentation on container and raised beds gardening and a talk on industrial hemp.  One of the highlights of Plant Science Day, however, is the opportunity to visit individually with the Station Scientists.  Station researchers are on hand to describe directly, often through field demonstrations, what they have been up in their research and to answer questions regarding topics of interest to attendees.

Plant Science Day runs from 10 am to 4 pm.  To obtain ceu’s, attendees must arrive and register by 10 am, with credit sheets to handed out at 3:30 pm.  Otherwise, there is no need to register in advance – just come on out and plan to spend a few hours while enjoying the day!

The second event, to take place on Thursday, September 2nd, is the 100th Anniversary Celebration of the Experiment Station’s Valley Lab in Windsor.  During this event, there will talks on boxwood blight and armored scales by Rich Cowles, updates on the biological control of hemlock woolly adelgid by Carole Cheah and on forest management by Jeff Ward, and on beech leaf disease and also a tour of the Valley Lab hopyard, led by Jim Lamondia.  The day will include catered food, an overview of the history of the Tobacco Station, as the Valley Lab was originally known as, and the symbolic groundbreaking on the renovation of the Valley Lab’s main building.

This event will occur on the Valley Lab’s property in Windsor.  The Valley Lab Centennial Program has been posted.  Pesticide credits will also be available.  Again, there is no charge.  Further details will be announced as they become available.

Here is the link for further information on the Valley Lab.

2021 Summer Meeting

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The CTPA is excited to announce that the summer meeting will be held July 15, 2021 at the Farmington Club in Farmington, CT.  Things are getting back to normal; although we are not completely there yet.  For starters, all attendees will be asked to respect the COVID-19 guidelines set forth by the State of Connecticut and in place at the time of the summer meeting.

The board is working toward getting speakers and activities lined up and CEU’s in place.  We ask for your continued patience in getting this information to you once it has been finalized.

The registration fee for this year’s meeting will be:

Members: $90.00 in advance and $115.00 walk-in registration.

Non-members: $100.00  in advance and $125.00 walk-in registration.

Those interested in a booth at the trade show should contact the CTPA office directly after June 7th by emailing cathy@cpta.org or calling (203)484-2512.

The board is conscientious of money and realizes that for some people the past couple of years have been difficult financially.  While there has been no increase in membership dues for years, as a board we do need to make these increases in registration to help cover the costs of both the event and those of the association overall.

We look forward to rolling out the speaker and CEU information in the coming weeks and opening up registration very soon.

Wishing you a safe Memorial Day on Monday!

DEEP Licensing Exams and Business Registration Now on State E-Licensing System

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During CTPA’s virtual Annual Meeting, Diane Jorsey, DEEP’s Program Lead for the Pesticide Management Program, indicated that DEEP was in the process converting their certification and business registration programs to the statewide government e-licensing program.  That conversion is now well underway, with the examination processes for the Arborist Licensing exam, other Pesticide Supervisory certifications and the Operator’s certification all now on-line.  This is along with the Pesticide and Arborist Business Registrations, both new registrations and renewals.

To get to the e-licensing system, go to the e-licensing web site.  Before you do, however, you might want to look through this post to get a few pointers.  To help you with your specific questions, this page is broken up into several sections, as follows:

  1. For Those Who Already Hold a Certification or License in the State and Want to Log on For the First Time
  2. For Those of You Who Wish to Renew or Create A Pesticide or Arborist Business Registration
  3. For Individuals with an Existing Commercial Pesticide Supervisory License Who Want to Add an Additional Pesticide License Category
  4. For Those Taking the Arborist Licensing Exam, any other Pesticide Supervisory Exam or Operators Certification, for the First Time
  5. The Testing Process
  6. Final Note

For Those Who Already Hold a Certification or License in the State and Want to Log on For the First Time

If you already have a pesticide supervisory certification, operator certification or arborist license, or if you have another state credential included in the e-licensing system, you should already be registered in the system.  If so, even if you have not logged onto the system from the e-licensing page previously, do not set up a new account.  Do not hit the “Register” button.

Instead, on the left-hand side of the page, where it gives you the opportunity to enter your User ID and Password – hit “Forgot User ID”.  This will lead to a prompt for you to enter your email address.  Once you do that , further information about how to log in will to be sent to that address.

If the email address associated with your DEEP records is one that you have stopped using, you will need to contact DEEP directly to get them to send you a temporary User ID and Password.  Once you have logged in, you can make all of the necessary changes to your account, including updating your email account information.

This is all covered in this overview put together by the State.

For Those of You Who Wish to Renew or Create A Pesticide or Arborist Business Registration

The business registration account is separate from your personal account.  You cannot use the same User ID or email address for both accounts.

For those people who have existing Arborist or Pesticide Business Registration accounts, your User ID and passwords will be sent out by DEEP within a couple of weeks (by mid-June).

If you have not previously registered your arborist or pesticide business with DEEP, go to the e-licensing page and click on the “Register” link.  The first option after that is to choose whether you are registering as an individual or as a business.  Click on “business” and proceed from there.

For Individuals with an Existing Commercial Pesticide Supervisory License Who Want to Add an Additional Pesticide License Category

The way things are set up in the system, adding a category to an existing Commercial Pesticide Certificate is very different from adding a new license, such as a Home Improvement License or a Pesticide Operator’s Certificate.  We’ll take them one at a time.

If you have, say, an Arborist License and wish to add an additional category, say an Ornamental and Turf or a Right-of-Way Certification, according to the system, you are adding a new category to an existing Commercial Pesticide Supervisory License.  The place where you need to go on-line to start the process is not all that obvious.

To start the process, first, be sure you are logged onto your account.  Then, either at the bottom of the page, under “More Online Services” or at the top right hand corner of the page, under “Online Services”, find the link for “License Maintenance” – it is under “Activities”.  Click on that link.  It will bring you to a page that will ask you to select which credential you wish to work on.  One choice (depending upon how many state licenses you hold) will be referenced under “Board” as “Pesticide Management Program”.  To the left of that it will say “Start”.  Click on “Start”.  At this point, you then be given two choices – “Add an Additional Pesticide Category” or “Upload your Annual Pesticide Use Summary”.  Make your choice and hit “Next” at the bottom of the page.

On the next screen, you will be asked to “Select and add the Pesticide Certification Category(s) being requested as part of this application”.  Below that, you will see an “Add” button.  After you hit that button you will be given a drop-down list of pesticide categories to choose from.  Choose the one you want and then follow the subsequent instructions to register with DEEP for the exam in this category.

At the end of this process, you will be asked to pay a fee of $200 to DEEP.  This fee must be paid electronically.  Once that fee is paid, DEEP will begin the approval of your application.  This may take a day or two.  Once that has occurred, DEEP will send your name and email address to the company that does the actual testing.  You will be getting an email from that company.  Please see The Testing Process, below.

If you wish to take an exam that is not within the Commercial Pesticide Supervisory License, you must start the process in a completely different place.  For instance, if you want to add a Home Improvement Contractor’s License or a Junior Pesticide Operator’s Certificate to your list of qualifications, on the Welcome Page (the first page you see when you log on) you must go the section on “APPLICATION FOR A NEW LICENSE, PERMIT OR REGISTRATION” and, in that section, click on the link for “Initial Application”.  On the next page, you will be given a list of choices, including “Home Contractor” and “Pesticide Management Program (DEEP)”.  Click on the area that seems most likely to be associated with the license or permit you are seeking and then pick up the process from there.

For Those Taking the Arborist Licensing Exam, any other Pesticide Supervisory Exam or Operators Certification, for the First Time

If you are not registered within the e-licensing system, then you must begin by creating an account.  When you first arrive at the e-licensing web site, you will see a section on the page titled “INITIAL APPLICATION”, with a “Register” link listed under it.  Start there.

After you indicate that you are seeking to register as an individual, you will be prompted to answer many questions, including your name, address and contact information, as well as additional personal information to be used as an identifier.  You will be asked, at some point, what exam you would like to take.  For the Arborist License, keep in mind that, under the Pesticide Management system, the Arborist License is a Commercial Pesticide Supervisory License under the DEEP Pesticide Management Program.  You will have to progress through a couple of layers to get to the Arborist License listing.

Also, during the course of establishing your credentials, you will be asked for the name of your employer or of the company for whom you will be working once you have your license.  If you are not working in the tree care field presently and/or, once licensed, do not anticipate working for the company with whom you are presently employed, feel free to indicate that you are to be self-employed.

Eventually, you will have given the system all of the required information that is needed.  The last step of the exam registration process is approving a payment of $200 to the DEEP.  This payment must be in the form of a credit card, debit card or e-check.  Once this part of the process is completed, DEEP will take a couple of days to review your information and, once it has been approved, DEEP will send your name and email address to the company that does the actual testing.  Please see The Testing Process, next.

The Testing Process

Once DEEP has confirmed your registration, the agency will send your name and email address to Everblue, the company with whom DEEP has contracted.  While Everblue gives the exam, DEEP has drawn up the questions – it is their exam.  Once  Everblue is notified by DEEP, it then sends an email back to you, as the applicant.  You then must completely fill out the application that Everblue has sent to you and pay a $21 fee for the online service.  Once that is done, Everblue will send you two emails.  One will be a receipt for the $21 and the other will provide you with a link to the exam.

Once you receive the link to the exam, they can take the test at any time of your choosing, whether day or night.  Please note, however, that you must complete the exam within 60 days.  After 60 days your registration with Everblue expires and you will have to re-apply and re-pay the Everblue fees.

When you go online to take the exam, you must be at a computer that has a camera and microphone.  Before you will be allowed to proceed with the exam, you will be required to show a photo ID and then rotate your computer or its camera to do a 360 degree scan of the room you are in.  It is important that you follow all of the rules and stay on camera the whole time while taking the exam.  You will have 3 hours for the arborist’s written exam, with no breaks.  Be sure to plan accordingly.

The good news is that, once you complete the test, you will learn how well you did almost immediately.  If you do not pass (think positive!), you can re-take the exam after 30 days.  One interesting feature of this testing process is that the questions from various previous DEEP exams can be scrambled, from test to test, so that no two exams are now likely to be the same.

If you are signed up to take the Arborist Licensing Exam, passing the written test is just the first part.  You will then be invited to take the next available Tree ID and Oral Exam.  These are given 4 times a year, in June, September, December and March.  You will be notified of the date and location once you pass the written exam.  There is no additional charge for this next part of the testing process.

Final Note

This is clearly a lot of information that will not all be of interest to everyone.  If you have any questions regarding any of the DEEP licensing exams, feel free to contact the DEEP directly.

And – good luck!

 

 

 

 

2021 Legislative Update

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Connecticut’s State Legislature is well into the 2021 session.  There are a few bills in the current session that are likely of interest to CTPA members.  Those relating to trees are listed below.  Those relating to pesticides will be covered in a separate post.

In reviewing the list, note that there are a couple with Public Hearings coming up this week (the week of March 1st).  Public Hearings are being held virtually.  If you are interested in watching or participating, please visit the web page of the respective Legislative Committee for details.  If you wish to submit comments, also visit the Committee web page for further information.

The bills can be tracked on their own web pages.  The bill numbers are linked for easy access.

Please feel free to share your interests regarding these or any other legislative activities with the CTPA Board.  Greg Foran, Kevin Wyatt and Pat Flynn are the best contacts for this on the Board.  You should also feel free to contact Cathy Dvorsky at the CTPA office.

List of Tree Related Legislation:

HB 5598:           AN ACT CONCERNING A PROPERTY OWNER’S LIABILITY FOR THE EXPENSES OF REMOVING A FALLEN TREE OR LIMB.
This is a new bill.  It would define that responsibility of a property owner if his/her tree were to fall on a neighbor’s property.  It would give a role in this to arborists.
Public Hearing date: March 3, 2021  – Judiciary Committee
Note – Bills 5059 and 5356 were basically identical bills that are now stalled.

SB 950:              AN ACT CONCERNING THE REPLACEMENT OF PUBLIC UTILITY POLES AND REVISING VEGETATION MANAGEMENT IN UTILITY PROTECTION ZONES.
This is a revision of an existing statute.  This bill would substantially increase the authority of utilities to do tree pruning and removals within the utility protection zone when there are 3 phase wires within that UPZ.  This has direct reference to the authority of the tree wardens in these situations.
Public Hearing date: March 4, 2021 – Joint Committee on Energy and Technology

HB 5936:           AN ACT CONCERNING DAMAGES INCURRED BY A PROPERTY OWNER DUE TO FALLING TREES OR TREE LIMBS FROM NEIGHBORING PROPERTY THAT IS OWNED BY THE STATE.
This is a new bill.  It would create a statutory assumption of liability by the state in the case of a state-owned tree falling in whole or in part onto private property with such liability being limited to the actual costs of removal by a licensed arborist.
No Public Hearing date set as of yet.  Joint Committee on the Judiciary

SB 266:              AN ACT CONCERNING NEW HOME CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTORS AND HOME IMPROVEMENT CONTRACTORS.
This bill is an update of the Home Improvement Contractors Law.  It would state that “home improvement” does not include “tree cutting or the grinding of stumps of trees or shrubs”.
Public Hearing held on January 28, 2021.  Passed out of the Joint Committee on General Law and is on its way to the Office of Legislative Research and the Office of Fiscal Analysis.  (note – edited March 2, 2021)

HB466:              AN ACT CONCERNING VEGETATION MANAGEMENT BY THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION.
This bill would require the Department of Transportation to manage vegetation along highways and railroad corridors to curtail unnecessary tree pruning and removal and to prohibit the use of clear cutting in lieu of vegetation management and conserve urban and edge forests through adherence to guidelines developed to accomplish such goals.
No Public Hearing date set as of yet.  Joint Committee on the Environment

SB398:                   AN ACT CONCERNING DEAD AND DYING TREES ON MUNICIPAL ROADS AND PUBLIC LANDS.
This bill would establish a five-year 2 municipal grant program to address dying trees along municipal roads 3 and on public lands.
No Public Hearing as of yet.  Committee on Appropriations.

HB6441:               AN ACT CONCERNING CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION.
This bill would allow each town to create a buyer’s conveyance fee that could be used, among other purposes, for the funding of environmental projects, including, but not limited to, urban forestry and planting of trees.
No Public Hearing date as of yet.  Governor’s Bill, Joint Committee on the Environment

HB6164:                AN ACT REQUIRING THE PUBLIC UTILITIES REGULATORY AUTHORITY TO ADOPT REGULATIONS FOR NATURAL BARRIER PRESERVATION AND MAINTENANCE
A bill to require utility companies to maintain and preserve natural barriers, including trees or other vegetation, between such company’s facilities and any residential neighbors to such facility.
No Public Hearing as of yet.  Joint Committee on Energy and Technology.  HB6165 is identical.

 

 

 

CTPA’s Allied Members

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CTPA Allied Member List – February 2021

In this time of COVID, as the pandemic drags on and we all do what we need to in order to keep each other safe, the CT Tree Protective Association encourages its member not to forget the Allied Members of the Association.  The Allied Members of CTPA fulfill an important role  in the industry.  They are those firms and organizations that provide equipment, materials, supplies and services for those in tree care within the state.  Their contributions are important to all who are members of CTPA.

In a normal year, we would look forward to catching up the representatives of these Allied Member organizations and businesses at our Annual Meeting.  As that was not possible this year, we wanted to sure that we shared an up-to-date list of those members.  Please take a look at this list, especially as you consider your needs for equipment and supplies for this upcoming year.

All the best for a successful 2021 season!

Looking for Nominations for the 2021 Annual Meeting Awards

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Friends and Family of Fred Grimshaw

The family, friends and co-workers, of Fred Grimshaw gather as the Award of Merit Plaque for 2020 is presented in his honor.

 

The Connecticut Tree Protective Association regularly honors individuals who have made significant contributions to arboriculture and to the care and protection of Connecticut’s trees. These awards are given annually and presented at the Annual Meeting. The CTPA Board of Directors is requesting nominees for awards for the upcoming Annual Meeting oin January 2021 and encourages you to nominate someone whom you feel deserves special recognition.

Award Categories:

  • Award of Merit– This award is presented to a CTPA member who has shown exemplary professionalism and dedication and made outstanding contributions to the care and protection of Connecticut’s trees.
  • Arborist Citation– This award is presented to a non-member who has shown exemplary dedication to the care and protection of Connecticut’s trees.

If you know of someone that is deserving of either of these awards, please print out the nomination form and email (info@ctpa.org) or fax (203)793-7924 to the CTPA office.

The deadline for nominations is Monday, December 7, 2020.

CTPA Scholarship Applications Now Being Accepted for 2021

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Leeane Marvin is honored as one of the two recipients of the CTPA Arborist Scholarship for 2020.

 

CTPA is seeking applicants for the 2021 Arborist Scholarship.  This $2,000 scholarship is being offered to undergraduate students who are residents of Connecticut studying urban forestry or arboriculture.  Students do not need to be attending college in Connecticut.

The Association plans to offer two scholarships this year.  The due date for applications is December 7, 2020.  The name(s) of the 2021 award winner(s) will be announced at the 2021  Annual Meeting.

Please click on the button to print out the application forms

This is the 20th year in which CTPA has offered this scholarship, with 32 scholarships awarded since 2001.

If anyone has any questions, please contact the CTPA office (203-484-2512 or info@ctpa.org).

American Chestnut Foundation Looking for Help in Climbing Chestnuts

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The following was received from Jack Swatt, President of the CT Chapter of The American Chestnut Foundation.  To reach Mr. Swatt, please call 203-592-4686 or email him at jswattchestnut@gmail.com.

From Mr. Swatt:

Our state chapter is currently looking for climbing arborists who would like to help us restore an iconic species which has become functionally extinct since a blight fungus was introduced over 100 years ago.  We are trying to breed a blight resistant American chestnut tree that we can hopefully use to repopulate the eastern forests someday. American chestnut trees growing healthy enough to flower and produce nuts are an uncommon occurrence and we are trying to conserve the genetic diversity of the species by planting nuts from these trees in Germplasm Conservation Orchards. Most surviving chestnut trees that we find are usually stunted and diseased from the blight, so the few that do flower and produce nuts are usually reachable with ladders. Occasionally, we do find some taller trees growing close to roads or trails that we can get a bucket truck close enough to harvest them.  The taller chestnut trees growing out in the forests away from trails are the real challenge for us.  Last year, one of the Eversource arborists that we were working with had mentioned seeing if some climbing arborists could help us with collecting burs from those trees, which led us to this request.

We have contacted some climbing arborists in the Northwest corner of the state who offered to help us with trees in that area.  We are hoping to reach out to climbing arborists in all areas of the state who could help us with trees that are located in their vicinity.  This year we were hoping to harvest burs from trees in Gillette’s Castle SP (East Haddam), Natchaug SF (Pomfret), town-owned conservation land in Plainfield, and on private property in Lebanon.  We are continually being notified about chestnut trees throughout the year and more trees may be added to this list at any time. I understand that you are probably very busy given the recent tropical storm that came through the state. If you would like to help us, please let me know.  We usually start harvesting burs in mid-September.  If you know of any other climbing arborists who might also like to get involved, please feel free to forward them my contact information.

FREE ZOOM Webinars by CTPA

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This year has been unique for everyone. All have been impacted by the virus in some way. We sincerely hope that you are doing well and that the pandemic has not touched you or your family personally. Meanwhile, on behalf of its members, CTPA continues to work to fulfill its educational mission. We know that the workshops we are offering are an incomplete substitute for the Summer Meeting. We firmly believe it is only right to provide these workshops free of charge as a way of thanking you for all your loyalty and support over the years. Of course, we will miss seeing everyone this summer gathered as in the past, at a lively and productive Summer Meeting. We look forward to when we will be able to see everyone again.
Sincerely,
Allan Fenner, President and
the CTPA Board of Directors

Registration for ZOOM Webinars:
• People will be able to view these webinars either live or recorded and receive ceu’s either way.
• All people who wish to participate in these educational sessions live must register in advance,
through ZOOM. The link to ZOOM is posted on the CTPA website (www.ctpa.org).
• Links to the recorded sessions will be posted following their live delivery.
• There are four sessions. Please be sure that you have registered for each session individually.
• Participants in the live sessions will have an opportunity to ask questions of the presenters.
• For those wishing to receive ceu’s, registration with CTPA in advance is important. For the live
version, this means registering through Zoom. For the recorded videos, this means sending an
email to CTPA stating that you wish to watch the videos. Please include your name, address and
license number. Email the request to cathy@ctpa.org. Without this pre-registration, we cannot
guarantee that you will be able to receive ceu’s.
• At the end of each session, whether live or recorded, you will be given the address of a web page.
This web address will take you to a quiz. Take note of this web address. You must complete
this quiz with a passing grade of 80% or greater in order to receive ceu credits. Once you pass
the quiz, the ceu sheet will be mailed to you. Keep this sheet for your records, to be turned in at
the time of your license renewal.
• Please visit the CTPA website (Events Calendar) for details regarding registering and gaining ceu’s.

August 13, 2020 12pm – 1pm     3(D) – 1 CEU, 3(A) – 1 CEU, Advanced Certified Tree Warden – 1 CEU
“CAES Updates”- Katherine Dugas and Yonghao Li, PhD. – The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station, New Haven
Katherine Dugas and Yonghao Li will discuss the latest information concerning insects and diseases of trees.

Click here to Register in advance with ZOOM for this webinar:   https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_7VMqLhYnQAeTeUl0cRYoFg

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August 20, 2020 12pm –  3(D) – 1 CEU, Advanced Certified Tree Warden – 1 CEU, TCIA CTSP – PENDING
“Forces at an Anchor When Climbing and Rigging.” – Brian Kane, PhD. – University of Massachusetts – Amherst
Have you ever wondered how much force is at the anchor point when you climb or rig? Does it matter whether you climb on
a stationary or moving rope? Or whether you use a canopy or basal anchor? Or if you use a block or friction rings? In this
webinar, we will present the results of some recent research that measured all of these scenarios.

Click here to Register for the ZOOM webinar in advance for this webinar:  https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_g2-vyJjNSKCEzXKVuO4aKA

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August 27, 2020 12pm-1pm 3(D) – 1 CEU, 3(A) – 1 CEU, Advanced Certified Tree Warden – 1 CEU
“Soil Diagnostics and Management Programs.” -Dr. Kelby Fite – Bartlett Tree Experts
The session will discuss the basics of soil diagnostics and how to interpret soil performance. Basic functions of the essential
nutrients will be highlighted and how their deficiencies impact plant performance.

Register in advance for this webinar: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_idoQUkciTDuAXhsLgAAS-g

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September 3, 2020 12pm – 1pm 3(D) – 1 CEU, Advanced Certified Tree Warden – 1 CEU
“Beech Leaf Disease” – Robert E. Marra, PhD. – The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station, New Haven
Dr. Robert Marra will discuss the signs and symptoms of Beech Leaf Disease, and current understanding about its development, spread, and management. He will also bring us up to date on oak wilt disease.

Register in advance for this webinar: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_wRQIue9AQ3qTJ7VlxhUmcQ

If you have any questions, please call the office at 203 484-2512.
For more information please go to CTPA website – www.CTPA.org

 

 

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