Comal Master Gardener Online Continuing Education (CE) Opportunities
CMG members can watch approved videos and presentations online and log the hours toward the minimum 10 CE hours needed to recertify.
Hours earned are based on the length of the presentation viewed. For example, if the presentation is 45 minutes long, you would enter the following in VMS: the date you watched, the name of the presentation and it’s web address, and .75 hours.
A list of approved presentations/webinars is provided below but CE Hours are not limited to this list! If you attend or watch a presentation that’s not on the list but you feel qualifies, please contact Comal County Extension Agent Brittnay Meyer at brittnay.meyer@ag.tamu.edu for approval.
Aggie Horticulture “Earth-Kind Landscaping“ training modules
“Bees 101” presented in three parts by Charlie Agar:
Part 1 “Bees 101” Presentation, Part 2 “Q&A“, Part 3 “Hive Tour“
The Bexar AgriLife Extension Service hosts presented by Molly Keck, AgriLife Entomologist, and David Rodriguez, AgriLife Horticulturist on their “Weekly Garden Webinar Series“ website.
The Bexar AgriLife Extension Service hosts multiple webinars presented by Molly Keck, AgriLife Entomologist, and David Rodriguez, AgriLife Horticulturist on their YouTube Channel.
“Building Soil Health“ presented by CMG Joe Scott
The “Chat with Green Aggies” YouTube channel hosts multiple videos.
“Drip Irrigation” presented by CMGs John Cruickshank and Richard Vonder Embse
“Rain Gardens and Soil Erosion“ presented by AgriLife Agent Troy Luepke
“Soil Improvement” presented by CMG compost specialist Gary Johnstone
“Soils“ presented by Texas A&M Professor Dr. Jake Mower
The TAMU Aggie Horticulture “Facebook Live“ page host multiple videos.
The TAMU Aggie Horticulture YouTube channel hosts multiple videos.
The Tarrant County Master Gardeners YouTube Channel hosts multiple videos.
Texas A&M Agrilife Extension “Jumping Champs” Video (short video about jumping bugs).
Texas A&M Agrilife offers Online Gardening Courses (some require a fee)
Follow the link then search for “Gardening” OR “Insects, Pests, and Diseases” OR “Plants & Crops” options.
The Texas Plant Clinic Facebook page hosts multiple videos.
The Texas Plant Clinic YouTube channel hosts multiple videos.