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WestCaliforniaApril 21-25, 2008 : Dr. Elaine Ingham will teach the three core workshops and the microscope class at the Center for Land-Based Learning in Yolo County, California (near Davis). Includes classroom instruction and hands-on laboratory work. To register, download the corresponding registration form linked below, or simply give us a call. For more information, you can also download this in-depth description of the three core workshops (pdf 12K).
Core Workshops and Light Microscope class, April 2008: 21-22 April 2008 Cost: $400 per person Cost: $250 per person Cost: $250 per person 25 April, 2008 Cost: $200 per person (Attendees must bring their own microscopes.) The one day Light Microscope Class will give you the ability to assess your
own compost teas. Discover the difference between fungal hyphae
and organic matter. Recognize bacteria, protozoa and nematodes. Two microscopes have been recommended by Dr. Ingham:
When given a chance to compare these two microscopes side by side,
most people prefer the Leica for its higher quality optics and strong, clear light source.
The J series is the least expensive scope we have seen that meets the minimum technical
requirements for the methods Dr. Ingham teaches. If you want to bring your own microscope, please examine the specific requirements listed on the registration form, and be prepared to upgrade if necessary. The registration form (pdf 16k) can also be sent to you by email, fax, or postal mail on request.
Canada (West)
The calendar
is on the main site for Soil Foodweb Canada (West).
Canada (East)
Here is the calendar
for Soil Foodweb Canada East.
Australia
The Australia
calendar is on the site for Soil Foodweb Institute, Australia.
New Zealand
(Contact New Zealand lab for New Zealand calendar.)
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