Recent Sessions Tagged With 'webinar'

Over the last 9 months with support from the eXtension Foundation and Cornell University Library, Jeff Piestrak from the Albert R. Mann Library has been investigating how Land Grant institutions and personnel (including Cooperative Extension) might more effectively and...

This is the third in a three-part series on webinar lessons learned in the eXtension trenches. Three different communities with long-standing webinar series share what they have learned in planning, executing, and evaluating webinars.This installment will covers an overview of...

Note - November 16 is the correct date! November 15 was accidentally sent in the first email by mistake.This is the second in a series of three webinars about....webinars!This presentation will cover working with presenters and using adult learning techniques to increase...

This presentation will cover important tasks to consider and how different platforms change how those are accomplished, alternative streaming options, saving time in production, and archiving discoverable recordings.It is the first in a three-part series on webinar...

Join eOrganic for a new six-webinar series on organic seed production will provide training for seed growers and seed production interns throughout the 2016 growing season (June - November). This series, offered by Organic Seed Alliance (OSA) and the Multinational Exchange for...

Virtual communication is a vital tool within the Cooperative Extension system.In this webinar presenters Mark Locklear, Terrence Wolfork and Mary Poling will present the technical features that Zoom offers in addition to how each are using Zoom in their day to day work.Topics...

In the 1980s, states adopted right-to-farm laws, or defenses to nuisance suits that might be brought against agricultural operations because of dust, noise, odor, etc. Since their adoption, these laws have been applied in many different ways. Recently, states have...

eOrganic is excited to be working with the Organic Seed Alliance to bring you a live webinar broadcast of selected presentations from the Organic Seed Grower's Conference on February 5th and 6th, 2016! This is our third time broadcasting this conference, which is...

On Wednesday, January 20 at 12 PM Eastern, join us in our continuing webinar series sponsored by the Agricultural & Food Law Consortium. Our January webinar, entitled, The Power of the Web: Free Internet Legal Research, focuses on getting the most out of free legal...

Join eOrganic for a webinar on an integrated approach to managing Yellomargined Leaf Beetle (YMLB) in Crucifer Crops on organic farms. The webinar will take place on December 9, 2015 at 2PM Eastern Time (1PM Central, 12PM Mountain, 11AM Pacific Time). The webinar is free...

Worries about finances may be a source of great stress for caregivers and their families. For military family caregivers, finances may have a big impact on their ability to manage day-to-day and, eventually, retire. As the holidays approach we begin to take an especially...

Biofuels, the Renewable Fuel Standard, and Invasive Plants: What’s the Fuss All About?Sponsored by the Agricultural & Food Law Consortium In June 2013, the Environmental Protection Agency issued a supple­mental final rule associated with the Renewable Fuel...

This webinar took place on November 4, 2015.About the Presenters Dr. Lynne Carpenter-Boggs is an Associate Professor of Sustainable and Organic Agriculture at Washington State University. Her work aims to improve global health and sustainability through biological and ...

Industrial Hemp Production in the U.S.: Overview, Update, & Legal IssuesSponsored by the Agricultural and Food Law ConsortiumTopic: In recent years, interest in the production of industrial hemp as an agricultural commodity has increased at both the federal and state...

Basics of the Endangered Species ActSponsored by the Agricultural and Food Law ConsortiumTopic:The Endangered Species Act (“ESA”) protects species identified as endangered or threatened with extinction and attempts to protect the habitat on which they depend. It does so by...