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Ag Producers Attend AL/FL Scouting School In Walnut Hill
June 10, 2016
The Alabama/Florida Scouting School, sponsored by IFAS Extension and the Alabama Cooperative Extension System, was held Thursday at the Walnut Hill Community Center. Agricultural producers were able to learn about cotton and soybean insect pests, scouting for soybean diseases, field scouting techniques, scout safety and worker protection. In-field training was also provided.
Pictured left: Dr. Ron Smith of Auburn University talks about stink bugs in cotton during the Walnut Hill Scout School Thursday. Pictured above: Dr. Edward Sikora, Auburn professor and Extension plant pathologist, warns about soybean rust. Courtesy photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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