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Courses now approved by the Oregon Landscape Contractors Board for Continued Education Hours (CEH)
- Sustainable Landscaping
- Landscape Business Practices
- Landscape Design Principles
- Landscape Irrigation
- Pesticide Label Comprehension
- Integrated Pest Management
- Ornamental/Turf Insecticide and Fungicide Training
- Ornamental/Turf Herbicide Training
- New and Exotic Fruits in Landscapes
- Outstanding Plants of the Oregon Garden
- Urban Applications for Ecological Horticulture: Living Walls
- Urban Applications for Ecological Horticulture: Green Roofs
- Urban Applications for Ecological Horticulture: Living Machine Adaptations
- Urban Applications for Ecological Horticulture: Raingardens
- Pesticide Laws and Safety and Directly Supervised Trainee Review
Contact Information
Sherrie Magarrell - 503.399.5139
Yvonne Testerman - 503.589.7946
Fax:
503.589.7828
Department of Natural Resources, Bldg. 60
Chemeketa Community College
4000 Lancaster Dr. NE (97305)
PO Box 14007
Salem, OR 97309-7070
Fall Schedule
Fall term runs from September 29 through December 12.
Introduction to Horticulture
HOR111 (CRN 32724-lecture and CRN 32755-lab, register for both)
Explore the world of horticulture in this introduction to one of Oregon’s most important industries. Acquire an understanding of the basics of plant growth, function and identification. Discover how soil, fertilizer and pests affect growing crops. Study the environmental, economic and social aspects of horticulture. Includes hands-on experience working with plants in Chemeketa’s greenhouses. Accepted by OSU as a transfer course for HORT 111. Serves as a Science/Applied Science requirement for a Chemeketa Associate of Applied Science degree. Gail Gredler, instructor. Four credits. 1-4 p.m., Mondays and 1:30-3:30 p.m., Wednesdays. Building 61, Room. 102. $244 plus $52 fee.
Greenhouse Structures and Equipment
HOR222 (CRN 38403)
Covers structural and mechanical aspects of the greenhouse environment. Considers different styles of greenhouses. Compares greenhouse systems with regard to frames, covers, benches, mechanical controls, and general level of technology. Examines temperature control, lighting, irrigation, and fertilization systems in the greenhouse. Two credits. 6-8 p.m., Mondays. Building 61, Room 102. $122 plus $29 fee.
Horticulture Practicum
HOR224 (CRN 38782)
Applies nursery and greenhouse production techniques in the greenhouse and nursery. Focuses on practical skills used in greenhouses and container and field production nurseries. Includes plant propagation, transplanting, water, fertilizer and pest management, and growth regulation. Provides skills and experience in retail nursery management. Three credits. Prerequsites: HOR111 and HOR211 or consent of instructor. Contact Gail Gredler, 503.365.4692, for days, times and location of class. $183 plus $19.50 fee.
Identification of Woody Plants 1
HOR226 (CRN 36905-lecture and CRN 36993-lab, register for both)
Identifies species and varieties of woody landscape plants that exhibit seasonal highlights of fruit and fall color. Stresses scientific naming of plants. Presents plant identification techniques that rely on recognition of form, structure and visual details of leaves, fruit and bark. Considers cultural requirements for individual species and varieties. Labs include identification of trees and shrubs at local nurseries, The Oregon Garden, Chemeketa campus, and other area locations with a diversity of plant material. (Identification of Woody Plants I, II, and III can be taken independently or in any sequence.) Three credits. Gail Gredler, instructor. 12:30–5:30 p.m., Thursdays. Building 61, Room. 102. $183 plus $56.50 fee.
Integrated Pest Management: Insects
HOR234 (CRN 36903)
Presents an integrated approach to insect and mite management in the nursery and greenhouse. Covers identification of common insect and mite pests and their natural enemies, insect monitoring, and assessment. Focuses on cultural practices and biological control techniques to manage insect and mite problems. Includes use of insecticides and miticides to manage pest populations. Considers management of slugs and snails. Pesticide recertification credit available. Three credits. Gail Gredler, instructor. 6-9 p.m., Tuesdays. Building 61, Room. 102. $183 plus $19.50 fee.
Urban Applications in Ecological Horticulture
HOR271 (CRN 36904)
Explores plant applications for specific functions in urban landscapes, including green roofs, bioswales, rain gardens, and ecoscaping. Focuses on the environmental services plants provide, such as stormwater management, water filtration, carbon sequestration and habitat. Examines propagation, growth and management requirements for short-term and long-term plant success under harsh urban conditions. Compares native and non-native plant adaptations and plant selection for urban environments. Reviews the role of plants and horticulture in urban sustainability. Renee Stoops, instructor. Two credits. 6-8 p.m., Wednesdays. The Oregon Garden, Educational Building. $122 plus $13 fee. 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Saturday, October 11 workshop required.
NEW! Urban Applications for Ecological Horticulture: Living Walls
XAGR9804Q (CRN 38784)
This course has been approved by the Oregon Landscape Contractors Board for eight Continued Education Hours (CEH): Technical Subjects.
Reviews living walls, green facades, and applications of horticulture that provide ecosystem services to the built environment. Looks at examples of these applications at the Oregon Garden, including the rain garden, green roof, Hobbitt tunnel, sustainable parking lot, and bog filters. Provides an opportunity to plant a living wall in the Children’s Garden. Covers wall structures, media containment options, lightweight growth media, and plant choices. Renee Stoops, instructor. 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 20. The Oregon Garden, Educational Building. $105, includes lunch.
NEW! Urban Applications for Ecological Horticulture: Green Roofs
XAGR9803Q (CRN 38781)
This course has been approved by the Oregon Landscape Contractors Board for eight Continued Education Hours (CEH): Technical Subjects.
Reviews the basics of greenroof types, design, layered components, and functions and benefits. Explores the horticultural applications that provide ecosystem services to the built environment. Incorporates installing all the layers, from the waterproof membrane up, on a dog house greenroof and layering and planting a larger greenroof on a tool shed, using various planting and seeding techniques, where the waterproof membrane, edge boards, and gutters have already been installed. Paul Kay, instructor. 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 27. The Oregon Garden, Educational Building. $105, includes lunch.
NEW! Urban Applications for Ecological Horticulture: Living Machine Adaptations
XAGR9804R (CRN 38783)
This course has been approved by the Oregon Landscape Contractors Board for eight Continued Education Hours (CEH): Technical Subjects.
Reviews living machine concepts and various applications of this phyto-technology. Examines a truck-sized model of a living machine commonly referred to as “Rogue Six-Pack.” Provides an opportunity to build a table-top version of a living machine and put it to work. Explores the Oregon Garden’s treatment wetlands and a floating wetland innovation that integrates water quality treatment with nursery crop production. Renee Stoops, instructor. 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 11. The Oregon Garden, Educational Building. $105, includes lunch.
NEW! Urban Applications for Ecological Horticulture: Raingardens
XAGR9804S (CRN 38785)
This course has been approved by the Oregon Landscape Contractors Board for eight Continued Education Hours (CEH): Technical Subjects.
Reviews raingardens, including variations, applications, design, functions and benefits. Explores horticultural applications of raingardens that provide ecosystem services to the built environment. Includes a design exercise that will discover the range of creativity possible while maintaining similar functional goals of a project. Incorporates planting a raingarden. Covers innovative planting techniques and species selection. Along with the conventional goals of a raingarden, it also looks at research capability and integration of innovative propagation and water quality treatment functions. Renee Stoops and Paul Kay, instructors. 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 18. The Oregon Garden, Educational Building. $105, includes lunch.
Landscape Business Practices
XAGR9804D (CRN 37167) This course has been approved by the Oregon Landscape Contractors Board for 30 Continued Education Hours (CEH): Business Practice Subjects.
Introduces fundamentals for establishing a landscape business in Oregon. Presents an overview of the landscaping industry. Examines landscape contractor business plans. Covers purchasing and pricing structures, marketing techniques, and financial management tools. Surveys problematic business scenarios common to the landscape industry. Liz Frances, instructor. 6:30-9:30 p.m., Mondays, Sept. 29-Dec. 1. Building 62, Room 101. $159.
NEW! Sustainable Landscaping
XAGR9802K (CRN 38617) This course has been approved by the Oregon Landscape Contractors Board for 30 Continued Education Hours (CEH): Technical Subjects.
Introduces sustainable concepts for residential or light commercial landscape site development. Relates elements of art and principles of design for applications in sustainable site development. Compares the relationships of managed landscapes with the environment. Surveys sustainable site vegetation, plant material communities and other landscape elements. Presents ecologically sound management options for maintenance, construction and installation activities in public and private outdoor spaces. Explores marketing of sustainable strategies to enhance the human experience in landscapes.
Liz Frances, instructor. 6:30-9:30 p.m., Wednesdays, Oct. 1-Dec. 3. Building 62, Room 101. $159.
AgriBusiness Managment Courses
AgriBusiness Management I
XAGR9800C (CRN 30292)
The first year of a three-year program that helps full-time agribusinesses improve their financial management skills. Focuses on developing a basic computerized set of agribusiness financial records. A year-end financial analysis is provided that calculates cost of production for each crop or livestock enterprise and provides information for developing the most economical cropping program and for making marketing and other decisions. During class sessions and one-on-one consultations, professional farm management specialists provide instruction and assistance in record keeping, income tax management, obtaining financing, labor regulations, and other timely topics. David Sunderland and Phil La Vine, instructors. Call 503.399.5089 or 503.589.7759 for registration information. 9 a.m.-noon, Tuesdays, Nov. 25, 2008-Apr. 14, 2009. Building 62, Room 101. $512.
Technology Training – QuickBooks for Agribusinesses
XAGR9801T (CRN 32859)
Provides financial management instruction to agribusinesses. Focuses on the QuickBooks accounting program to keep computerized accounting records. David Sunderland, instructor. 5-9 p.m., Monday-Wednesday, Oct. 27-29 and Nov. 3-4. Building XX, Room. XXX. $145.
Calibration for Accuracy of Pesticide Application
XAGR9801K (CRN 30287)
Fulfills core training requirements to renew an Oregon Private Pesticide Applicator’s License or qualifies for four hours of other credit for any Oregon Pesticide Applicator or Consultant. Emphasizes the importance of accurate calibration and identifies types of application equipment and their components. Presents calibration principles and reviews appropriate calculations. Mike Ricks, instructor. 8 a.m.-noon, Wednesday, Sept. 17. Building 61, Room. 102. $35.
Pesticide Laws and Safety and Directly Supervised Trainee Review
XAGR9801M (CRN 30278)
This course has been approved by the Oregon Landscape Contractors Board for eight Continued Education Hours (CEH): Technical Subjects.
Reviews federal and state pesticide laws and the government agencies related to pesticide regulation and safe pesticide use. Helps prepare the student to successfully take Oregon’s pesticide certification exams in Laws and Safety and Directly Supervised Trainees categories. Eight hours recertification credit for any Oregon Pesticide Applicator or Consultant. Laurie Gordon, instructor. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., Tuesday, Sep. 30. Building 61, Room. 102. $173. Call 503.399.5139 or 503.589.7946 by Sept. 16 to register and receive advance study material. No refunds after Sept. 16. Bring a pencil/pen, paper, calculator, and materials we send to you to class. Exam offered 5:30-8:30 p.m. Cost of exam $20 (exact cash or check payable to Chemeketa Community College only, paid at time of exam). Bring photo ID and SS# to exam location.
Pesticide Right-of-Way Training
XAGR9801P (CRN 30284)
This is a review session designed to present information about weed biology, identification and control practices; herbicide basics; pesticide application; right-of-way chemicals; and laws and liability in preparation for taking Oregon's Right-of-Way and Regulatory Weed Control licensing exams. No recertification credit will be available. Laurie Gordon, instructor. 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday and Wednesday, Oct. 20 and 22. Building 61, Room. 102. $179. Call 503.399.5139 or 503.589.7946 by Oct. 3 to register and receive advance study material. No refunds after Oct. 3. Bring a pencil/pen, paper, calculator, and materials we send to you to class. Exam offered 4:30-7:30 p.m., Oct. 22. Cost of exam $20 (exact cash or check payable to Chemeketa Community College only, paid at time of exam). Bring photo ID and SS# to exam location. Prerequisite: Pesticide Laws and Safety and Directly Supervised Trainee Review course or passing score on Laws and Safety exam within the last two years.
Worker Protection Standard
XAGR9801H (CRN 30277)
Fulfills the core training requirements to renew an Oregon Private Pesticide Applicator’s License or qualifies for four hours of other credit for any Oregon Pesticide Applicator or Consultant. Qualifies for the small farm exemption under OAR 437-001-0057. Presents specific information related to EPA’s Worker Protection Standard (WPS) and its implementation in Oregon. Covers the elements of this regulation in addition to other related state and federal regulations regarding pesticide worker safety. Tomàs Schwabe, instructor. 8 a.m.-noon, Friday, Oct. 24. Building 62, Room. 101. $35.
Private Applicator License Training
XAGR9801L
Emphasizes pesticide laws and regulations. Stresses pesticide labeling. Includes information on application equipment, pesticide safety, pests and pest control. Demonstrates appropriate calculations. All in preparation for taking Oregon's Private Applicator's licensing examination. Mike Ricks, instructor. Textbook available at class for $22.50. Exam offered 4:30-7:30 p.m. Cost of exam $20 (exact cash or check payable to Chemeketa Community College only, paid at time of exam). Bring photo ID and SS# to exam. Register for one of the following sessions:
| Session 1 (CRN 38443) $69 |
9 a.m.-4 p.m., Friday, Oct. 24. |
| Session 2 (CRN 30279) $57 |
9 a.m.-4 p.m., Friday, Dec. 5. Building 61, Room 102 Salem Campus |
Pesticide Ornamental Turf: Herbicide Training
XAGR9801Q (CRN 33840)
This course has been approved by the Oregon Landscape Contractors Board for eight Continued Education Hours (CEH): Technical Subjects.
Surveys the use of herbicides in the establishment and maintenance of ornamental plants and turf. Helps prepare the student to take Oregon’s pesticide licensing examination in the Ornamental and Turf: Herbicide category. Eight hours recertification credit for any Oregon Pesticide Applicator or Consultant. Laurie Gordon, instructor. 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Friday, Oct. 31. Building 61, Room. 102. $126. Call 503.399.5139 or 503.589.7946 before Oct. 17 to register and receive advance study material. No refunds after Oct. 17. Bring a pencil/pen, paper, calculator and materials we send to you to class. Exam offered 5:30-8:30 p.m. Cost of exam $20 (exact cash or check payable to Chemeketa Community College only, paid at time of exam). Bring photo ID and SS# to exam location. Prerequisite: Pesticide Laws and Safety and Directly Supervised Trainee Review course or passing score on Laws and Safety exam within the last two years.
Pesticide Ornamental Turf: Insecticide/Fungicide Training
XAGR9802Y (CRN 35713)
This course has been approved by the Oregon Landscape Contractors Board for eight Continued Education Hours (CEH): Technical Subjects.
Surveys the use of insecticides and fungicides in the establishment and maintenance of ornamental plants and turf. Helps prepare the student to take Oregon’s pesticide licensing examination in the Ornamental and Turf: Insecticide and Fungicide category. Eight hours recertification credit for any
Oregon Pesticide Applicator or Consultant. Laurie Gordon, instructor. 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 8. Building 61, Room. 126. $106. Call 503.399.5139 or 503.589.7946 before Oct. 24 to register and receive advance study material. No refunds after Oct. 24. Bring a pencil/pen, paper, calculator and materials we send to you to class. Exam offered 5:30-8:30 p.m. Cost of exam $20 (exact cash or check payable to Chemeketa Community College only, paid at time of exam). Bring photo ID and SS# to exam location. Prerequisite: Pesticide Laws and Safety and Directly Supervised Trainee Review course or passing score on Laws and Safety exam within the last two years.
Pesticide Recertification Training
XAGR9801N (CRN 30297)
Eight hours recertification credit for any Oregon Pesticide Applicator or Consultant. Jerry Annen is coordinating a variety of industry related presenters to speak about current public applicator pesticide topics of concern, recent updates, and/or other pertinent information related to public application of pesticides. For a complete list of presenters and topics, please go to naturalresources.chemeketa.edu after October 1. 8 a.m.–5 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 13. Building 62, Room. 102. $120, includes lunch.
Label Comprehension
XAGR9801E (CRN 33319)
This course has been approved by the Oregon Landscape Contractors Board for four Continued Education Hours (CEH): Technical Subjects.
Fulfills the core training requirements to renew an Oregon Private Pesticide Applicator’s License or qualifies for four hours of other credit for any Oregon Pesticide Applicator or Consultant. Presents a comprehensive analysis of information contained within a pesticide product label. Covers the types of product registrations processed by the U.S. Environmental Protection and state agencies. Reviews product label information required by Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, Rodenticide Act. Includes interpretation of manufacturer supplied information related to the label. Laurie Gordon, instructor. 8 a.m.–noon, Saturday, Nov. 22. Building 61, Room. 102. $35.
Wood Destroying Organism Inspection and Evaluation
XAGR9803D (CRN 33887)
Examines the biology, environment, and habits of wood-destroying organisms in the Pacific Northwest that commonly cause economic harm to wood structures, such as termites, carpenter ants, wood boring beetles, wood-destroying fungi and other structural damaging pests of wood structures. Focuses on providing the state-licensed commercial pesticide applicator, operator or certified home inspector with advanced knowledge of wood destroying organisms and the means to communicate to interested parties the risks inherent with structural infestation as well as findings and solutions of an inspector. Six hours recertification credit for any Oregon Pesticide Applicator or Consultant. Certificate available upon request for Home Inspector Certification points. Michael Hanscom, instructor. 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 22. Building 62, Room. 101. $79.
Respiratory Protection for Agriculture Operations
XAGR9804K (38535)
Fulfills the core training requirements to renew an Oregon Private Pesticide Applicator’s License or qualifies for four hours of other credit for any Oregon Pesticide Applicator or Consultant. Specific information related to respiratory protection for agricultural operations in Oregon and necessary elements such as hazard recognition, respiratory selection and care and maintenance of respirators will be presented. Oregon OSHA’s Respiratory Protection Standard for Agriculture will be covered. Stan Thomas, instructor. 8 a.m.-noon, Tuesday, Dec. 2. Building 61, Room 102. $35.
Forestry Vegetation Management
XAGR9802Z (CRN 33787)
Emphasizes the fundamentals of forest pesticides, including common herbicide formulations; timing of herbicide applications; and the use of herbicides in riparian areas. Focuses on current surfactant technology and commonly used products. Reviews characteristics of pesticides and pest control methods. Four hours recertification credit for any Oregon Pesticide Applicator or Consultant. Kurt Spingath, instructor. 8 a.m.-12:30 p.m., Thursday, Dec. 4. Building 62, Room. 101. $35.
Integrated Pest Management Basics
XAGR9804L (38452)
This course has been approved by the Oregon Landscape Contractors Board for six Continued Education Hours (CEH): Technical Subjects.
This course presents information on the main elements of Integrated Pest Management (IPM) and surveys the pest management approaches and methods that can be employed as part of an IPM system. We will discuss the economic and environmental benefits of IPM and cover examples of a variety of IPM plans. Six pesticide recertification credits available. David Spink, instructor. 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 6. Building 62, Room 101. $57.
Pesticide Applicator Training in Spanish
XAGR9804E (CRN 37164)
Emphasizes pesticide laws and regulations. Stresses pesticide labeling. Demonstrates appropriate calculations. Includes information on pesticide exposure risk, personal protective equipment, safe pesticide handling procedures, application equipment calibration and maintenance, accident prevention, and pesticide spill management. Covers signs and symptoms of pesticide poisoning and first aid procedures. Eight hours recertification credit available, including “core” or “other” credits. Juan Pablo Valot, instructor. 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 6. Building 61, Room. 102. $89, includes textbook. No exam offered. Call 503.399.5139 or 503.589.7946 before Dec. 4 to register. No refunds after Dec. 4. Bring a pencil/pen, paper, and calculator to class.
Weed Identification and Management
XAGR9801F
Four hours pesticide recertification for any Oregon Pesticide Applicator or Consultant. Introduces weed plants. Explores herbicide chemistry. Covers herbicide selection. Mike Ricks, instructor. Building 62, Room. 101. $35. Register for one of the following sessions:
| Session 1(CRN 36656) | 8 a.m.-noon, Thursday, Dec. 11 |
| Session 2 (CRN 35423) |
1-5 p.m., Thursday, Dec. 11 |
Oregon Garden Course
The following courses will be held in the Educational Building, located near the gift shop, at the Oregon Garden in Silverton. Dress for weather and wear walking shoes.
Urban Applications in Ecological Horticulture
HOR271 (CRN 36904)
Explores plant applications for specific functions in urban landscapes, including green roofs, bioswales, rain gardens, and ecoscaping. Focuses on the environmental services plants provide, such as stormwater management, water filtration, carbon sequestration and habitat. Examines propagation, growth and management requirements for short-term and long-term plant success under harsh urban conditions. Compares native and non-native plant adaptations and plant selection for urban environments. Reviews the role of plants and horticulture in urban sustainability. Renee Stoops, instructor. Two credits. 6-8 p.m., Wednesdays. The Oregon Garden, Educational Building. $122 plus $13 fee. 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Saturday, October 11 workshop required.
NEW! Urban Applications for Ecological Horticulture: Living Walls
XAGR9804Q (CRN 38784)
This course has been approved by the Oregon Landscape Contractors Board for eight Continued Education Hours (CEH): Technical Subjects.
Reviews living walls, green facades, and applications of horticulture that provide ecosystem services to the built environment. Looks at examples of these applications at the Oregon Garden, including the rain garden, green roof, Hobbitt tunnel, sustainable parking lot, and bog filters. Provides an opportunity to plant a living wall in the Children’s Garden. Covers wall structures, media containment options, lightweight growth media, and plant choices. Renee Stoops, instructor. 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 20. The Oregon Garden, Educational Building. $105, includes lunch.
NEW! Urban Applications for Ecological Horticulture: Green Roofs
XAGR9803Q (CRN 38781)
This course has been approved by the Oregon Landscape Contractors Board for eight Continued Education Hours (CEH): Technical Subjects.
Reviews the basics of greenroof types, design, layered components, and functions and benefits. Explores the horticultural applications that provide ecosystem services to the built environment. Incorporates installing all the layers, from the waterproof membrane up, on a dog house greenroof and layering and planting a larger greenroof on a tool shed, using various planting and seeding techniques, where the waterproof membrane, edge boards, and gutters have already been installed. Paul Kay, instructor. 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 27. The Oregon Garden, Educational Building. $105, includes lunch.
NEW! Urban Applications for Ecological Horticulture: Living Machine Adaptations
XAGR9804R (CRN 38783)
This course has been approved by the Oregon Landscape Contractors Board for eight Continued Education Hours (CEH): Technical Subjects.
Reviews living machine concepts and various applications of this phyto-technology. Examines a truck-sized model of a living machine commonly referred to as “Rogue Six-Pack.” Provides an opportunity to build a table-top version of a living machine and put it to work. Explores the Oregon Garden’s treatment wetlands and a floating wetland innovation that integrates water quality treatment with nursery crop production. Renee Stoops, instructor. 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 11. The Oregon Garden, Educational Building. $105, includes lunch.
NEW! Urban Applications for Ecological Horticulture: Raingardens
XAGR9804S (CRN 38785)
This course has been approved by the Oregon Landscape Contractors Board for eight Continued Education Hours (CEH): Technical Subjects.
Reviews raingardens, including variations, applications, design, functions and benefits. Explores horticultural applications of raingardens that provide ecosystem services to the built environment. Includes a design exercise that will discover the range of creativity possible while maintaining similar functional goals of a project. Incorporates planting a raingarden. Covers innovative planting techniques and species selection. Along with the conventional goals of a raingarden, it also looks at research capability and integration of innovative propagation and water quality treatment functions. Renee Stoops and Paul Kay, instructors. 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 18. The Oregon Garden, Educational Building. $105, includes lunch.
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Updated July 29, 2008 by Chemeketa's Department of Natural Resources.