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Online Thiobencarb Stewardship Training – UPDATE

Online Thiobencarb Stewardship Training – UPDATE

The thiobencarb stewardship training has been updated based on feedback from users who have completed the course. Thank you for your patience as we work though reported technical issues. 

If you have a problem with the certificate download, please check your browser security settings. 

The developer’s technical assistance email address is available at the end of the course, if you need to report other technical issues. 

The course is accessed by clicking the button on the calricenews.org website or you can access it here. We welcome your feedback and suggestions.

For more information, contact the CRC’s Industry Affairs Manager Craig Riddle at criddle@calrice.org or (916) 812-3468.

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