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Some small-scale farmers had received information or training about pesticide exposure at workshops, seminars, or demonstrations organized by tobacco companies or Agritex, a government office that provides technical advice to farmers.[134] Some independent farmers said they were given opportunities to attend events organized by tobacco companies for local contract farmers.[135] Some small-scale farmers said extension workers from the government or tobacco companies (often referred to as agronomists or leaf technicians) informed them about how to protect themselves from pesticides.[136] Some farmers, including some contract farmers, had no meaningful information or training about pesticide safety