Texas Mosquito Management
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- Course
- Date of Publication
- July 7, 2021
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Overview
This online course will provide an overview and in-depth knowledge of mosquitoes of Texas, the diseases they carry, and how to properly manage them.
Upon passing this course, learners will receive the following CEUs through TDA:
- 7 AG (4 General, 2 IPM and 1 Laws & Regulations)
- 7 SPCS (4 General and 3 Pest Control)
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