Community Service
Private Pesticide Applicator Training
This online training helps farmers and agricultural producers get their private pesticide applicator license. You need this license to buy and use restricted pesticides on farms. The course teaches pesticide safety and takes about 10 modules to complete. You can work at your own pace online. After f...
About This Service
This online training helps farmers and agricultural producers get their private pesticide applicator license. You need this license to buy and use restricted pesticides on farms. The course teaches pesticide safety and takes about 10 modules to complete. You can work at your own pace online. After finishing, you get a certificate that renews your license for 5 years. You must be directly involved in growing crops or raising animals to qualify. The course costs $75 and is for people 18 and older, or 16-17 year olds whose family has a license.
Details
EligibilityMust be directly involved in agricultural commodity production; 18+ years old or 16-17 years old in household of licensed applicator
Fees$75.00
HoursSelf-paced online
“Do not wait. The time will never be just right. Start where you stand, and work whatever tools you may have at your command and better tools will be found as you go along. ”
— Napoleon HillRelated
From the Library
Browse all
Houston Business Tax Breaks & Incentives for CompaniesHouston offers many advantages for businesses looking to save money on taxes and get help growing. Texas has no corporate or personal income tax, which means companies keep more of their money. Businesses can also get tax breaks on property, sales, and franchise taxes. The city and state offer special programs to help companies that create jobs or invest in the community. These include cash grants through the Texas Enterprise Fund, job training money through the Skills Development Fund, and federal programs like Opportunity Zones. Companies can get $5,000-$10,000 per new job created, and training grants average $1,800 per employee. Houston has over 40 designated Opportunity Zones where businesses can get federal tax credits. The state also offers programs for small businesses with under 100 employees, infrastructure funding for rural areas, and tuition waivers for employee families. These tax advantages and incentive programs help businesses lower their costs and compete better in the global market.
Houston Health Groups Work Together for Better Care AccessThe Health Foundation of South Florida shows how different groups work together to make healthcare better for everyone. They share stories about doctors, community groups, and organizations partnering to help people who have trouble getting medical care. The foundation supports programs that train healthcare workers, help pregnant women, provide legal help for health problems, and bring care to homeless people. They focus on helping Black communities and other groups that often face barriers to healthcare. The foundation also works with local businesses and schools to create jobs and economic opportunities that improve community health. Their 'Partners in Action' page highlights successful collaborations between hospitals, community centers, schools, and nonprofits. These partnerships show how working together can break down barriers that prevent people from getting the healthcare they need. The stories include examples of mobile health clinics, maternal health programs, workforce training, and innovative approaches to addressing social factors that affect health.
Career Help for People Who Want to Make a DifferenceIdealist.org is a website that helps people find jobs and volunteer work where they can make a positive impact. The site has many resources for people who want careers in nonprofit organizations and social causes. You can find job listings, internship opportunities, and volunteer positions. There's also a salary explorer that shows how much different nonprofit jobs pay, which helps job seekers know what to expect. The career advice section gives practical tips for building a career in social impact work. Whether you're looking for your first job helping others or want to change careers to make a difference, this site has tools and information to guide you. You can search by your interests, skills, or the type of work you want to do. The site also helps organizations post job openings and find volunteers.
Community Groups Win Big Changes for Better Jobs, Housing, and SchoolsThe Industrial Areas Foundation (IAF) helps community groups across America make big changes that improve people's lives. Their biggest wins include: helping over 16,000 people in Texas, Arizona, and Louisiana get better-paying jobs that average $40,000 per year through job training programs. They built over 4,500 affordable homes in poor neighborhoods in New York, Baltimore, and Washington DC, completely changing these areas. In Texas, they helped improve schools by getting parents more involved, which raised test scores by 15-19%. They created the first 'living wage' law in Baltimore that requires city workers to earn enough money to support a family. They helped pass Massachusetts' universal health care law that gave 500,000 people health insurance - this became the model for the national Affordable Care Act. Along the Texas-Mexico border, they got over $2 billion invested to bring clean water and sewers to poor communities. These victories show how organized communities can win major improvements in jobs, housing, education, wages, health care, and basic services.
Similar Services (6)
All servicesExtension Services - Multiple ProgramsMissouri University Extension offers many helpful services for farmers, gardeners, and families. They test soil to help plants grow better, identify bugs and plant problems, train people to use pesticides safely, and test pressure canners to keep food safe. They also have classes on farming, gardening, nutrition, and family life. Most services have small fees. You can visit their office or call to ask questions and get help with your specific needs.Missouri 4-H Youth Development ProgramsMissouri 4-H helps young people learn important life skills through fun activities and projects. Kids can join clubs, go to camps, enter contests, and work on special projects. They learn about farming, animals, cooking, science, and leadership. Adult volunteers help guide the youth. 4-H welcomes all Missouri kids and helps them make friends while preparing to be future leaders. Programs happen in schools, after school, and in communities across Missouri.Engaged Neighbor ProgramA statewide program that helps people become better neighbors and build stronger communities. The program offers classes, special events, presentations, and resources to help you get to know your neighbors and make your neighborhood safer and more connected. They provide a free monthly newsletter with tips and tools, charts to help you remember neighbors' names, and organize special weeks like Missouri Good Neighbor Week. The program started in Greene County in 2019 and now serves all of Missouri through MU Extension.Food Preservation Online CourseLearn how to safely preserve food at home through this online course. The course teaches you how to can, freeze, and dry foods to keep them fresh longer. You'll learn about making salsas, jams, pickles, and more. The course has 10 lessons you can do at your own speed. It takes about 4-5 hours total. Anyone can take this course, even beginners. You get research-based information to keep your preserved food safe to eat.Racial Equity Training and Support ProgramsPhilanthropy New York helps foundation and nonprofit leaders learn about racial equity and change their organizations. They offer group learning programs, peer working groups, and trust-based philanthropy training. Members can join cohorts that meet regularly to learn together and get tools to make their organizations more fair and equitable. They also provide resources, recorded programs, and help connect members with racial equity consultants and training organizations.GiveWisely for Advisors TrainingThis program teaches people who help others with money how to guide their clients in giving to charities. The training shows advisors how to help people find good causes they care about and give money in ways that save on taxes.
The Journey
40 connected resources across 5 levelsTrail depth
Level 1
Get CuriousRead, watch, explore7 resourcesLevel 2
Find Your PeopleMeet orgs, neighbors, groups15 resourcesYou are hereServiceALTA Youth Leadership Training ProgramHigh school students can join this free program to learn leadership skills and job training while getting paid $9 per hour. Students work on projects and learn important life skills to prepare for their future careers.
ServiceYouth Career WorkshopThis free 8-week program teaches teens how to write resumes, do job interviews, and explore different careers. Students also learn about college options and get dinner at each class.
ServiceBraver Politics Training for PoliticiansThis program helps politicians from different political parties work together better. They offer workshops, debates, and town halls to teach elected officials how to have better conversations with people who disagree with them. The program works with local, state, and national politicians to help them collaborate across party lines. Citizens can also get involved by organizing debates and recruiting candidates. Contact them at braver-politics@braverangels.org to learn more.
+12 more at this levelLevel 3
Show UpEvents, meetings, volunteering1 resourceLevel 4
Go DeeperTraining, sustained involvement16 resourcesLevel 5
Make Your MoveAdvocacy, organizing, creating1 resource