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The Highlights of Killgerm's On the Farm Day
Killgerm’s On the Farm Day was once again a grand success, drawing pest management professionals to the picturesque grounds of Hurcott Farm in Ilminster. The air was filled with excitement as attendees gathered under the bright blue sky, ready to engage in a day full of practical learning, networking, and delightful culinary treats.
Hands-On Learning: A Practical Approach
One of the standout features of this year’s event was its focus on hands-on learning. Participants took part in five expertly led sessions tailored to enhance their pest control skills and knowledge. These included:
- Grain Store Baiting – Presented by Duncan Bosomworth, focusing on efficient baiting strategies to manage pests in grain storage.
- Environmental Risk Assessments – Tim Bloomer’s session emphasized the importance of evaluating environmental risks associated with pest control.
- Covered and Protective Baiting – Led by Alex Wade, this discussion revealed best practices for protective baiting techniques.
- Mole Control Techniques – David Archer shared effective strategies for controlling common pest species: moles.
- Red Tractor Discussion – Kate Cross led a conversation surrounding compliance and quality standards in pest management.
Each session aimed to provide actionable insights and foster a deeper understanding of various pest management strategies, ensuring participants left with practical skills they could apply immediately in their workflows.
Networking and Community Building
Beyond the informative sessions, On the Farm Day served as a wonderful networking opportunity. Pest professionals, whether they were seasoned experts or newcomers to the field, exchanged ideas, shared experiences, and built connections that can support their growth in the industry.
The relaxed, communal atmosphere, paired with delicious food—including a BBQ breakfast and ice cream treats—made everyone feel welcome and engaged, creating a sense of belonging among pest control professionals.
A Bright Future for Pest Management Events
As we look ahead, it’s clear that events like On the Farm Day play an essential role in shaping the pest control industry. With the ongoing demand for sustainable pest management practices, such gatherings not only offer essential training but also inspire a community of professionals dedicated to effective solutions. Attendees left with valuable knowledge and the motivation to elevate their practices, reaffirming the significance of continuous professional development in this ever-evolving field.
Conclusion: Embrace the Learning
It's events like Killgerm’s On the Farm Day that remind us of the importance of ongoing learning and community engagement in our professions. If you are part of the pest management community, consider joining future events to enhance your skills and cultivate valuable relationships that benefit your career.
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