You guys really need a playlist with all these in order I see you commented they are all labeled but your video titles don’t clearly distinguish chapters. Im trying to make a playlist in order for you but cant find some chapters gotta bounce around in the videos to try and find whats covered. Please take the time to make playlists.
Awesome@@johnmcgowan9044 it will be December 6-8 so mark your calendar. Please email me your contact info and I will add you to our contact list so you get the alert when registration is available. info@georgiaarborist.org
Thank you for putting this together! I’m studying for ISA as well and having this visual guide for the study book is really helping me to retain the information.
Fantastic! Great to hear! Good Luck on your studying! Please keep GAA in mind and become a member to support these videos and obtain your continuing education credits!
I’m listening to this course before my BCMA test and while my test is more about situational problems and how you work with them refreshing on basic tree information is such a great thing to do. Thank you for having this info available on the UA-cam platform for us!
You are correct the compound leaf is very much a black walnut. If you notice I looked down and was reading off my notes page and read the section on opposite which is a catalpa leaf example 🙄🫣 My deepest appologies!
Quick question, on the MADHorse slide for Alternate leaf arrangement, Ms. Kay mentioned multiple times that there are only 5 plants that have this leaf structure, but there were only 4 on the slide. I did a quick Google and found this. I could have missed something, but I wanted to double check. "MADCapHorse is an easy way to remember trees that have an OPPOSITE branching pattern: Maple, Ash, Dogwood, Caprifoliacae (honeysuckles and viburnums, mostly shrubs) and Horse Chestnut."
You are correct! I originally learned it as 5 but the book only uses the 4 trees good catch, sometimes I need to remember to slow down Hope the videos helped you. The trees need more arborists🌳😊
Very good information. I am studying for my ISA. I currently have a Louisiana arborist license and I had to study that same book to get my license. Thank you for this.
Okay. At 2:33:10 she calls the tree with a compound leaf a catalpa. That is incorrect. That tree is a black walnut. Catalpa leaves look totally different, and they even included a black walnut in the picture.
Feel free to reach out to our speaker if you like - Kay has been doing this for a long time and we trust her expertise. However we are all always learning and helping each other so feel free to reach out to her and discuss.
You are correct the compound leaf is very much a black walnut. If you notice I looked down and was reading off my notes page and read the section on opposite which is a catalpa leaf example 🙄🫣 My deepest appologies!
The other videos in this series can be accessed by becoming a member of our organization: If you enjoy this content, please consider becoming a member of the Georgia Arborist Association. Gain access to the remainder of these learning sessions through our member portal. georgiaarborist.org/JoinGAA
Thank you for tuning in to this class. If you enjoy this content and would like access to the remainder of the review course, please consider joining the Georgia Arborist Association. As a member, you gain access to all recordings of this course, all of the training courses in our database as well as at least 12 FREE continuing education opportunities per year. We also offer this course in person twice a year and virtually twice a year, make sure to visit the events portion of our website to find the next available class. georgiaarborist.org
This would be awesome to listen to while in the car or at work. Any chance of you turning this into an audio file and uploading it to Spotify in the (preferably near) future?
Iam in the Ann Arbor Michigan area, would anyone know who i could contact to begin any type of classes or training for certification to be an Arborist?
I was curious if these videos are in order or where I can find them in order? I absolutely love these videos and find them very very informative. Thank you so much for making them
We are working on finding an instructor for a prep course, like this one, only for the utility specialist exam. You are not the only one that we have heard this from..
Glad it is helpful to your journey! Please consider supporting the GAA through membership! We have lots of great virtual events you can attend from anywhere with CEU opportunities!
Do I have to be a student in Georgia to be able to qualify for your student membership? I'm in California going to college at the moment but the material you guy's put out is the best I've seen on UA-cam. And what would I need to send in to prove I'm a student?
Hi Jake! No you can be a student ANYWHERE! I am happy that you are finding the information useful and want to join our organization. Please just register as a member via our website using your .edu email address. If that is not possible you can send me any proof of current enrollment to info@georgiaarborist.org
So I am studying for the ISA Climber Specialist Test. I have a lot of the other books they recommend. Do you happen to know if any/all/a lot of this info will be on that test. I am having trouble finding a comprehensive study guide/reference. Thanks for the great upload!
This is an awesome presentation. Is it possible to get a copy of this power point presentation? I am studying for the ISA Arborist Exam right now in Georgia and this information would be so helpful.
I am sorry i seem to have missed this comment - you can have access to the presentation on our website via the members only portal - you can join the GAA for $68 to gain full access
Generally, this is a great study guide/tool. But this guy mixes up A LOT of terms throughout his presentation which could be confusing (a few times when describing primary and secondary growth, respiration/transpiration, phloem/xylem, etc.)
Good luck to everyone that's currently studying for their ISA exam!!!
You guys really need a playlist with all these in order
I see you commented they are all labeled but your video titles don’t clearly distinguish chapters. Im trying to make a playlist in order for you but cant find some chapters gotta bounce around in the videos to try and find whats covered.
Please take the time to make playlists.
Thanks Guys, I was in your Columbus class. I just passed my test.
Amazing! Thanks for sharing! Congrats!!! We are planning a TRAQ Class/Exam in Columbus for December if you want to add that credential! :)
@@georgiaarborist would like to. Let me know the details
Awesome@@johnmcgowan9044 it will be December 6-8 so mark your calendar. Please email me your contact info and I will add you to our contact list so you get the alert when registration is available. info@georgiaarborist.org
Thank you for putting this together! I’m studying for ISA as well and having this visual guide for the study book is really helping me to retain the information.
Fantastic! Great to hear! Good Luck on your studying! Please keep GAA in mind and become a member to support these videos and obtain your continuing education credits!
I’m listening to this course before my BCMA test and while my test is more about situational problems and how you work with them refreshing on basic tree information is such a great thing to do. Thank you for having this info available on the UA-cam platform for us!
You about to be a tree god. One of my good friends was a BCMA and I called him the tree god. I’m just a tree nurse as an arborist. Lol
THAMKS FOR THE INFO, SO FAR ITS GOING WELL AT MINUTE 12.23
Did anybody else catch the Juglan that was misidentified as Catalpa in the leaf arrangement section?
You are correct the compound leaf is very much a black walnut. If you notice I looked down and was reading off my notes page and read the section on opposite which is a catalpa leaf example 🙄🫣
My deepest appologies!
Quick question, on the MADHorse slide for Alternate leaf arrangement, Ms. Kay mentioned multiple times that there are only 5 plants that have this leaf structure, but there were only 4 on the slide. I did a quick Google and found this. I could have missed something, but I wanted to double check.
"MADCapHorse is an easy way to remember trees that have an OPPOSITE branching pattern: Maple, Ash, Dogwood, Caprifoliacae (honeysuckles and viburnums, mostly shrubs) and Horse Chestnut."
Thanks for alerting me - I am seeing her tomorrow for another training we have in Columbus GA so I will mention this to her :)
@@workflowprocesssolutions9611 Thank you, I just wanted to make sure I didn't misunderstand anything. Looking forward to your reply.
You are correct! I originally learned it as 5 but the book only uses the 4 trees good catch, sometimes I need to remember to slow down
Hope the videos helped you. The trees need more arborists🌳😊
Very good information. I am studying for my ISA. I currently have a Louisiana arborist license and I had to study that same book to get my license. Thank you for this.
Glad it was helpful! Best of Luck!
I’m in Louisiana how can you recommend I get started to get my arborist license?
Good information. Thank you!
Very helpful to have some audio visual learning along with the study guide.
Join the GAA and help support our growth towards providing more resources! Glad it is helpful for you!
Okay. At 2:33:10 she calls the tree with a compound leaf a catalpa. That is incorrect. That tree is a black walnut. Catalpa leaves look totally different, and they even included a black walnut in the picture.
Feel free to reach out to our speaker if you like - Kay has been doing this for a long time and we trust her expertise. However we are all always learning and helping each other so feel free to reach out to her and discuss.
You are correct the compound leaf is very much a black walnut. If you notice I looked down and was reading off my notes page and read the section on opposite which is a catalpa leaf example 🙄🫣
My deepest appologies!
Thank you so much for this 🌴
Rob and Kay are great teachers! Both are making feel pretty good about taking this test
Just found your channel. Great video!!!
Were the other ISA Certified Arborist Exam videos that were on your channel removed or unlisted?
The other videos in this series can be accessed by becoming a member of our organization:
If you enjoy this content, please consider becoming a member of the Georgia Arborist Association. Gain access to the remainder of these learning sessions through our member portal.
georgiaarborist.org/JoinGAA
Rob, can I purchase the CD rom set from you? I used these years back when I prepared for the test but cannot find them anywhere
Thank you for tuning in to this class. If you enjoy this content and would like access to the remainder of the review course, please consider joining the Georgia Arborist Association. As a member, you gain access to all recordings of this course, all of the training courses in our database as well as at least 12 FREE continuing education opportunities per year. We also offer this course in person twice a year and virtually twice a year, make sure to visit the events portion of our website to find the next available class.
georgiaarborist.org
Excellent job.
This would be awesome to listen to while in the car or at work. Any chance of you turning this into an audio file and uploading it to Spotify in the (preferably near) future?
I second this. Would be nice to listen to while climbing and pruning or during a mind numbing removal or crane day or something
Play the video and stick it in your pocket or pay for UA-cam premium and download it.
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There is a program that will take the audio from UA-cam and put it into an MP3 format. I forget what it's called but I'm sure you could look it up
You can turn it into an audio file
Iam in the Ann Arbor Michigan area, would anyone know who i could contact to begin any type of classes or training for certification to be an Arborist?
thank you
Will this help for the current 4th edition?
Yes. This is the current material.
By any chance in the future could you fo the Utility Specialist arborist.
Easy hack the tree beyond existence.
Thank you! You are godsend!
so glad it is helpful to you!
Wonderful presentation, thank you.
I was curious if these videos are in order or where I can find them in order? I absolutely love these videos and find them very very informative. Thank you so much for making them
They are all labeled so should be easy to filter through them, but they are in order of our agenda for our prep class
Hello! Are there any organizations in the USA or Canada that can provide training to a foreigner with his stay in the country?
2:48:00 that is either pawpaw or umbrella magnolia not umbrella tree probably.
Thank you for your message...I trust Ms. Kay's expertise, but you are welcome to discuss further with her if you like :)
confusion with common names, but you are both referring to Magnolia tripetala aka umbrella magnolia also commonly called umbrella-tree
I passed the Arborist exam from just the ISA study guide, to pass the utility I need 10 ansi books along with the study guide?
We are working on finding an instructor for a prep course, like this one, only for the utility specialist exam. You are not the only one that we have heard this from..
@@georgiaarborist does the ansi books cover herbicide/pesticide? There were about 15 questions in the utility exam asking about that topic
@@cliftonsargent1572 section 8.9-8.10 of the ANSI Z133 covers Pesticide Application and Mixing Pesticides
Great presentations 🎉thanks
Thank you so much! I’m studying as well! So glad you have this on here! I’m gonna sign up for gaa
AMAZING! SO happy we can help support your studying! Let us know how you do on the exam! We would love to have you as a member of the GAA!
Good material! I take my test in lees than one week. I’m super nervous because I’m not a great test taker.
Best of luck to you!
Best of luck to you! :)
Well,. How'd you do on the test? Just curious as I am not good at test taking either, in my opinion
Thank you for putting this out.
Glad it is helpful to your journey! Please consider supporting the GAA through membership! We have lots of great virtual events you can attend from anywhere with CEU opportunities!
Thanks mate!
Thank you for this.
Do I have to be a student in Georgia to be able to qualify for your student membership? I'm in California going to college at the moment but the material you guy's put out is the best I've seen on UA-cam. And what would I need to send in to prove I'm a student?
Hi Jake! No you can be a student ANYWHERE! I am happy that you are finding the information useful and want to join our organization. Please just register as a member via our website using your .edu email address. If that is not possible you can send me any proof of current enrollment to info@georgiaarborist.org
So I am studying for the ISA Climber Specialist Test. I have a lot of the other books they recommend. Do you happen to know if any/all/a lot of this info will be on that test. I am having trouble finding a comprehensive study guide/reference.
Thanks for the great upload!
thx sir
This is an awesome presentation. Is it possible to get a copy of this power point presentation? I am studying for the ISA Arborist Exam right now in Georgia and this information would be so helpful.
I am sorry i seem to have missed this comment - you can have access to the presentation on our website via the members only portal - you can join the GAA for $68 to gain full access
Generally, this is a great study guide/tool. But this guy mixes up A LOT of terms throughout his presentation which could be confusing (a few times when describing primary and secondary growth, respiration/transpiration, phloem/xylem, etc.)
I am sure he corrected himself in the video, and we all have off days. Apologies for the confusion
Thank you