US Tobacco GAP (Good Agricultural Practices) is an industry led program designed to insure that tobacco growers in the United States are well informed and follow the best practices for the production of all types of tobacco. Kentucky is the second leading producer of tobacco behind North Carolina, but has the most tobacco growers of any state due to the relatively smaller farm size. Tobacco growers are required to attend an annual training session conducted by Cooperative Extension Specialists.  I have contributed four video training modules to GAP Connections to support online self-directed training for growers who chose this method of training. I also conducted 12 in-person training sessions impacting approximately 500 growers in Kentucky, Indiana, and Ohio.  Dr. Andy Bailey, Dr. Mitchell Richmond (University of Tennessee) and I conducted and recorded a zoom training session that was utilized in county Extension offices to train an additional 100+ growers who were unable to attend in-person training.  Through this combination of training methods, we helped growers get their required training prior to the June 30^th, 2025, training deadline so they could continue to grow tobacco and support their families. This trialing also includes farm safety training that impacts fame workers on tobacco farms.