One of the purposes of the Mid-Snake Resource Conservation and Development Council is to help educate and provide unique opportunities for hands on experiences that help better our communities. Some of these opportunities include field days, workshops, online classes, and volunteer days with agencies that align with our mission.
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This FREE entomologist–led course is designed for Pest Control Advisors
(PCAs), growers, orchard managers, crop consultants, extension
professionals, and industry or regulatory partners interested in
sustainable and science-based codling moth management.
Course highlights
* Six one-hour online sessions (live or recorded)
* Content grounded in current research
* Downloadable course materials
* Interactive components and discussion
What you’ll learn
Participants will gain a working understanding of:
1) The biological principles behind SIT and why codling moth is well
suited for this approach
2) Sterile insect production, irradiation, quality control, and release
logistics
3) Monitoring, data interpretation, and evaluation of SIT programs
4) How SIT integrates with IPM tools such as mating disruption,
sanitation, and selective pesticides
5) Economic and logistical considerations
6) Emerging innovations, including X-ray–based sterilization and
drone-assisted releases
This local workshop will be held from 8:30am-4:30pm at the Lincoln County Community Center at Shoshone Fairgrounds on February 13, 2026.
Lunch will be provided and there will be 6 pesticide credits available.
Cost is $35 per person.
For more information call 208-944-3782 or email wrswcd@gmail.com