louisiana LCO's

[KrayzKajun]

Originally Posted by brandon swafford

Maybe some of y'all would know . Do u have to have some kinda lic, to do the hydroseedin in Louisiana ? I wasn't for sure
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Hmmm. I would call the dept. of Ag. My guess would be it would fall under the landscape/horticulturist license.
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[brandon swafford]

That's what I was thinkin to jus makin sure I was on the right path with it ! Thanks for the info
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[cstafford]

What's up good people, studying for the Pest/applicator test in November. Does anyone have any study guides they are willing to share?

[Big C]

Originally Posted by Kleen Kutz

What type of real estate do you deal with?
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Rental property for now...working my way up to commercial

[Big C]

Originally Posted by ryno23

Hey guys, i'm looking into taking the landscaping exam. i have the study guide from the ag center. is there anything i need to look over more than the other? is this a multiple choice or written exam or both? any info is appreciated. thanks

It's all multiple choice....be sure you know your calculations for spreading fertilizer and the calculations for adding mulch & dirt to landscape beds. Know the trees and plants that are native to Louisiana. I am trying my best to remember what was on the test.....all I can remember is the stuff that kicked my ass thie 1st time I took it.

[Big C]

Originally Posted by cstafford

What's up good people, studying for the Pest/applicator test in November. Does anyone have any study guides they are willing to share?

The two books needed are the Core Test Study Guide and the State Test Study Guide. You may want to consider buying them because they are good reference material that can be used almost daily. The Core exam (100 questions) is pretty much common sense but the State Test (65 questions) whipped my ass the first time I took it.....very detailed questions on the state test.

[cstafford]

Originally Posted by ryno23

Hey guys, i'm looking into taking the landscaping exam. i have the study guide from the ag center. is there anything i need to look over more than the other? is this a multiple choice or written exam or both? any info is appreciated. thanks

Contact LNLA.org, find out when they are offering their certification courses. The material covered in their class covers a lot of the same stuff on the test. In fact they provide much more information than you actually need.

[ryno23]

thanks for the info guys. how long is the exam, I heard it could take a few hours
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[cstafford]

Originally Posted by ryno23

thanks for the info guys. how long is the exam, I heard it could take a few hours
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A few hours, heck no. Maybe one hour at the most, maybe a little longer because of the math. Unless they changed it, it's like 35 or so questions. Also remember that if you take it and don't pass, you can retake two weeks later. Search back through this thread. I think there was guy out there with some sort of study guides or something.

[ryno23]

cstafford, thanks for the info, i hope to take it over the winter, i dont do any landscaping now but wanting to expand and be prepared
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