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    Animal Supply Points are critical during emergencies, as they provide supplies, such as food and fresh water, to animals and their owners affected by a disaster. This publication discusses the...
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    Housing horses and cattle together can provide benefits to both the animals and the pasture, but there are key differences between the two species that animal owners must take into...
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    Course Information Despite the known benefits of outdoor and nature play for young children, early childhood educators and administrators may worry about issues of safety and liability. The purpose of...
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    ...between wildlife and human interests requires wildlife damage management expertise. Wildlife damage management is an integral component of professional wildlife management. The complex wildlife damage management environment includes a combination...
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    ...Quality Management of Animal Feeding Operations I for DOPA Credit Environmental Quality Management of Animal Feeding Operations I will cover various topics for managing animal feeding operations. In this course,...
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    ...pH in winemaking. Whether you're managing your own vineyard, involved in the wine production process, or studying enology, this guide offers valuable insights that can enhance the quality of your...
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    ...pests are classified as insects and other arthropods, while vertebrate pests cover rodents, reptiles, opossums, etc. In addition, this course can be used to prepare for the Structural Pest Control...
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    Mesocarnivores, such as raccoons, foxes, coyotes, and opossums, are animals whose diet mostly consists of meat. They provide many benefits to an ecosystem and aid in the mitigation of zoonotic...
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    To develop management strategies for feral hogs, a landowner or manager must understand their behaviors and recognize their signs. This publication discusses rooting damage, crop damage, wallows, rubs, tracks, trails,...
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