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Chemigation Training to be held in Broken Bow

Chemigation training will be held Monday, January 28 from 1-4 p.m. at the 4-H building in Broken Bow.
Chemigation training is a requirement for ag producers to apply chemicals through their irrigation systems, says Troy M. Walz, UNL Extension Educator.

The Nebraska Chemical Act requires anyone that applies chemicals though an irrigation system, whether that be through gaited pipe or center pivot systems, to take the chemigation training and become certified. In order to become certified producers need to: register at their local extension office, pay a registration fee for study materials, attend training, and pass a written test. It is recommended to review the chemigation materials prior to coming to the class, as passing the written test is a requirement of certification. People taking the training for the first time need to pickup a chemigation notebook. The cost for the training is $20.00 for initial certification and $15.00 for recertification. To register for the training in Broken Bow call the UNL Extension Office in Custer County at 872-6831.
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