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In this meeting, UW Extension CPTP representatives had the chance to ask questions about 508 accessibility standards of the FPAC Reviewer who conducts 508 reviews on the courses that we deliver to…

Manure Pump Safety Video 3 of 3: Hose Safety and Resources Published April, 2021.

Manure Pump Safety Part 2 of 3: Pig Launcher and Air Compressor Published April, 2021.

Manure Pump Safety Part 1 of 3: Manure Pump Inlet and Clean Out Safety Features Published April, 2021.

During this presentation, Grace Anne walks through Monday.com as a possible work management software for use by the CPTP Team within Extension's Natural Resources Institute. Questions and…

Liquid manure ponding in a low area of a field while manure is being spread. The image is provided by Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.

Manure application in a field with a central area highlighted inside a red box. Highlighted area contains wide gaps between the passes. The image is provided by Rob Meinen, Penn State University.

A tractor tanker spreading manure from the back of the tanker while driving in a field. The image is provided by Lindsey Martin, Clinton County Conservation District.

This image shows a manure dragline disconnected at a clamp, with manure flowing from it. The image is provided by Charles Gould, Michigan State University Extension.

Liquid manure ponding in a low area of a field while manure is being spread. The image is provided by Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.

Manure application in a field with a central area highlighted inside a red box. Highlighted area contains wide gaps between the passes. The image is provided by Rob Meinen, Penn State University.

A tractor tanker spreading manure from the back of the tanker while driving in a field. The image is provided by Lindsey Martin, Clinton County Conservation District.

As indicated by highlight box, the rear light is bent backwards and needs to be fixed.

View of the back of transportation equipment.

Slow moving vehicle sign is dirty.

The hitch pin from is the wrong size and it must be replaced.