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  1. CCA Training
    Author(s): Lee Beers, CCA

    Are you interested in becoming a Certified Crop Adviser (CCA), but are intimidated by the exams? You should consider attending the Ohio CCA Pre-Exam Preparation Class offered by Ohio State University Extension. The session will be January 10-11, 2024, at the Shelby County Ag Building, 810-820 Fair Rd, Sidney, Ohio 45365.

    Issue: 2023-42
  2. Author(s): Lee Beers, CCA

    Are you interested in becoming a Certified Crop Adviser (CCA), but are intimidated by the exams? You should consider attending the Ohio CCA Pre-Exam Preparation Class offered by Ohio State University Extension. The session will be January 10-11, 2024, at the Shelby County Ag Building, 810-820 Fair Rd, Sidney, Ohio 45365.

    Issue: 2023-40
  3. Certified Crop Adviser CEU Credits Available
    Author(s): Nic Baumer

    The Ohio State University Extension Agronomic Crops Team has developed an online, self-paced course for Certified Crop Advisers to earn CEU credits.

    The course is designed as a series of eight video, each with a five-question quiz. Up to four CEU credits can be earned upon successful completion of all eight modules and quizzes with a passing score. The course is open from October 1, 2023 to March 31, 2024 with a cost of $45.00.

    CCAs can access the course by going to go.osu.edu/ccapd.

    Issue: 2023-40
  4. Author(s): Nic Baumer

    The Ohio State University Extension Agronomic Crops Team has developed an online, self-paced course for Certified Crop Advisers to earn CEU credits.

    The course is designed as a series of eight video, each with a five-question quiz. Up to four CEU credits can be earned upon successful completion of all eight modules and quizzes with a passing score. The course is open from October 1, 2023 to March 31, 2024 with a cost of $45.00.

    Issue: 2023-34
  5. Author(s): Greg LaBarge, CPAg/CCA , Author(s): Lee Beers, CCA

    Why become a Certified Crop Adviser (CCA)? Being certified adds credibility and shows you are serious about the agronomic profession. When you become certified, you join more than 13,000 of your peers in North America's largest, most recognized agriculturally-oriented certification program. This program's professional standards are recognized by industry, academia, and government and referenced in statutes. Through certification, you tell your clients, employer, and the public you have gone above and beyond to ensure their success.

    Issue: 2023-08
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