PASCAGOULA
-- Professional loggers and anyone interested in logging
have an opportunity to learn more about the industry through
a Nov. 20 and 21 logger education program developed by
Mississippi State University's Extension Service. The
two-day program consists of three classes. An introduction
to sustainable forestry will begin at 8 a.m. on the first
day, followed by a logger safety class at 2 p.m. A class on
best management practices will begin at 8 a.m. on the second
day. Classes will take place at the La Font Inn at 2703
Denny Ave. in Pascagoula. Loggers
and contractors are encouraged to contact companies they
contract with to learn the company's attendance
requirements. Each class costs $25 and counts for six credit
hours in the Continuing Education for Professional Loggers
program. For
more information on the classes or to pre-register, contact
John Auel with the MSU Extension Service at (662) 325-7948
or the local county Extension office. A minimum of 15
participants must be pre-registered by Nov. 13 for the
classes to take place. Writer:
Linda Breazeale Released:
Oct. 14, 2002
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Education
classes available
to loggers
Contact: John Auel, (662) 325-7948
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