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Training Opportunities

TSP Training Initiative Courses

• Course Brochure, pdf, 95 KB
• Minnesota Nutrient Management Planning (NRCS Practice Standard 590)
• Comprehensive Nutrient Management Planning
• Understanding RUSLE2
• Advanced RUSLE2
• Field Evaluation for Conservation Practices
• Pest Management
• Invasive Species Management
• Ag Resource Assessment

Minnesota Conservation Training Database

Coming soon. An interactive tool to help you make a personal training plan and find courses available from all providers.

Other Training Providers

• Livestock Environmental Quality Assurance
• Institute for Ag Professionals (IAP)
  For two decades the Institute has been working with stakeholders to pass on research-based information relating to crop management.
• BMP Challenge
  The BMP Challenge program offers workshops that give agricultural producers the opportunity to test reduced tillage and nutrient rates on their field, without losses to their income.
• Sustainable Forests Education Cooperative (SFEC)
• Erosion and Sediment Control Certification Program
  This comprehensive training program is for inspectors, project managers, contractors, and designers who work on National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) projects
• Minnesota Wetland Delineator Certification Program
• Manure Management and Air Quality
• Shoreland Education

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