NRCCA

Northeast Region Certified Crop Advisers

NRCCA

2010 NRCCA December Basic Training Schedule Released!

2010 NRCCA December Training November 30—December 2, 2010

Holiday Inn, Waterloo, NY

Please check back for further updates.

 

Thinking of Becoming Certified?

Who should be certified?
Any adviser/consultant that spends the majority of their time advising growers on agronomic practices and can meet the standards of the program.

Certification: the standard by which professionals are judged. Farmers and employers prefer to work with Certified Crop Advisers (CCA) because CCAs have demonstrated they have the commitment, education, expertise, and experience to make a difference.

Being certified adds credibility and shows that you are serious about what you do. When you become certified, you join more than 13,000 of your peers in the largest, most recognized agriculturally oriented certification program in North America. This program’s professional standards are widely respected by industry, academia, and government and are referenced in statutes.

Get the recognition, opportunities, and respect you deserve. Become a CCA today!

Steps to Certification:

Pass two comprehensive exams

1. Have at least 2 years experience with at least a Bachelor of Science Degree in agriculture or 4 years with no degree

2.   Document education and crop advising experience with transcripts and supporting references

              3.   Sign and agree to uphold the CCA Code of Ethics

Once Certified:
Earn 40 hours of continuing education (CEUs) every two-years and pay an annual maintenance fee.

Educational Webinar Series

ASA and SSSA announce a series of monthly educational webinars in 2009

 with CEU credits available. For webinar dates and topics, technical requirements,

 and to register, visit our Webinar Series page>>.