Volume
43
Issue
5
Abstract
The International Certified Crop Adviser program has created a demand for continuing agronomic education for professional practitioners. An annual short course at Mississippi State University provides quality instruction in quantities sufficient for CCA registrants to maintain their professional registration. Faculty from the universities, industry, government, and concerned stakeholder entities provide diverse, up-to-the minute instruction for participants. Participants in the workshops indicate they appreciate the content, coordination, diversity, and logistics of the programming. This and similar workshops are becoming more widespread as the CCA program matures and local Extension Services refine their relationship with it.
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Recommended Citation
Oldham, J. (2005). Meeting the Educational Needs of Professional Crop Advisers Using Extended Workshops. The Journal of Extension, 43(5), Article 28. https://tigerprints.clemson.edu/joe/vol43/iss5/28
