Proper Use of the CCA Logo

As a Certified Crop Adviser, you may want to promote your voluntary certification by using the CCA logo on your business cards and stationary. Part of being a professional is using the logo responsibly. Please keep in mind the following guidelines.

Only crop advisers that have received a certificate from their state board may use the logo.
The logo may be used on business cards or stationary.
The logo may be used on shirts or jackets if displayed in a professional manner.
If used in advertisements, the logo can only be used to indicate the firm or business employs ARCPACS certified advisers.
The logo can not be used to indicate that a firm is certified or endorsed by ARCPACS or the American Society of Agronomy.

If you would like camera ready art for printing the CCA logo, just fax your name, address and certification number and the uses of the logo (i.e. business card or stationary) to:

ATTN: CCA logo at (800) 387-1283

or by writing:

CCA Logo
677 S. Segoe Road
Madison, WI 53711

Web ready versions of the image is also available. Right click on one of the images below, then choose "Save link As"

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Western Bean Cutworm Management in the Eastern Corn Belt

Western bean cutworm is a native North American pest that feeds mainly on corn and dry beans. Its historical geographic range covered states in the western Great Plains, but since 1999 this rapidly expanded rapidly eastward across the corn belt. In the last few years, larval infestations have caused significant economic damage to both corn and dry beans in Indiana, Michigan and Ontario. This talk summarizes western bean cutworm biology, ecology, scouting, and management, with particular reference to the Great Lakes region. A summary paper on this insect was published in the free online Journal of Integrated Pest Management.