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They are so cute!! One just crawled up on me and I talked to it

Can make the core manual a playlist??

I’m taking my applicators test on Thursday any good videos I can look up or ideas from you guys ? Please and thank you

Great study guide for people studying for a pesticide license! Thank you!

Greenix anyone?

Love this!!!

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Horticulture students, we suffer together

Love the background noices in the video. It reminds me of the city.

Hi, do these videos apply to California?

Southern KY lake Cumberland and south

I got 10 days to cram ts in so i hopped on here for help. Thank you for the videos! I never studied or took tests (cause of the school i went to) so reading that book was going thru one ear and out the other. It was so hard trying not to fall asleep.😂

Anyone know if there are tests to see if you have been exposed to too much pesticides or to test belongings for exposure?

I’m studying for 4a and 10a. Thanks for this video!

I fully believe it’s simply the length of their legs. They’re compact and a little furry. Their proportions are less dramatic. And the eyes def make it easier.

I’m from Michigan. These core videos helped me pass the core and gave me an extreme advantage in passing for 3a, 3b and 6. Thank you so much!!!!

Any online study guides and practices tests

So what are the most common questions on this test, there’s so much info idk what to focus on more. Any tips?

Sorry but I don't think it's the "baby" looks that make us think they are cute. Jumping spiders are not erratic like other spiders but also jumpers have front facing eyes and rely alot on vision unlike normal spiders so we usually can tell what they are up too. Jumping spiders also communicate especially to humans using alot of body language which makes them less scary.

thankyou very much

Amazing! Thank you 😊

They ARE able to fly with a captured cicada! I witnessed it personally! Many years ago, I was pumping gas when I spotted a Cicada Killer on the pavement at my feet. It had a paralyzed cicada that it was dragging along, and I watched it while I filled my gas tank. Just as the pump turned off, the Cicada Killer took off, taking its prey with it. The Cicada was not having it though and started a high-pitched whine the moment they were airborne. The two whirred off toward surrounding trees, while I ducked in alarm. I heard that whine as they flew away. I never forgot that moment, largely because I'd only learned of the wasp that year, having spotted them digging nests in the lawn of my apartment complex. I'd looked them up and was newly "familiar" with them, as a result. I've told friends about seeing one carry a cicada while in flight for many years after, having no idea that some felt they weren't capable of it. But they are, or at least one particularly buff example was.

I believe you said Kentucky a few times in these videos. I would assume this is fairly close to the rules of Arkansas. I was given the same book to study. Thank you for posting these videos. Some people prefer this way of studying

Good content but Your videos contain lots of ads have to keep skipping

A better question would be, why are YOU so cute?

The only wasp that is somewhat chill lol

These presentations were developed by the University of Arizona's Pesticide Safety Education Program. They coincide with the information in the National Pesticide Applicator Certification Core Exam. If your state is using that particular study guide and the National Pesticide Applicator Certification Core Exam, they should serve as a good tool for preparing for the National Core. I reviewed the comments and noticed a person mentioned they were preparing for the Private Applicator Exam in California. While the videos will be helpful for general information, California uses a different exam and includes state-specific laws and regulations information. Please refer to your state's list of study materials to find items more closely aligned with your state's knowledge expectations and exam content. However, I hope people continue to enjoy the presentations. I certainly enjoyed creating the slides and scripts University of Kentucky used in these UA-cam videos. I am also glad someone got a kick out of my parents' cat "Will Feral Cat." Yes, that really was his name.

ew 3:25 SHAVE YOUR PITS

eco shield anyone?

I was just watching another educational and they said there's no stinger.

A “will feral cat” 😂😂😂 oh boy did I slap my knee to that one 🫣🤪 it was funny the first time, but even funnier the second time she said it 😹😹

This shit don’t even be on the exam

Bro why is this test so damn hard bruh

him : i am terrified of trantulas me : i love trantulas 😊

Lol

I'm taking my test May 4th.

A few days early

You need to do it for Nebraska

There are so many pages in the labeling that no one reads them but lawyers.

Did he say tarantulas are harmless? 🤔

😅

What part of Kentucky are they found in

Taking my test tomorrow morning I read a bunch of chapters but I suck at test taking

There is a channel exotics lair that anthromorphises tarantulas them they are funny anytime he needs to feed or water them. I was like yourself until I watched him.

Excellent review, easy to follow 👍! Love ❤️ it!!

Thank you for the videos!

Rip that cicada

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