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Staying on top of continuing education doesn’t have to mean chasing credits across multiple meetings. The 2026 Crop Consultant Conference is designed to simplify the process, giving PCAs and CCAs a high-value, efficient way to meet CE requirements without losing valuable time in the field.
Instead of piecing together hours from scattered events, attendees can earn a significant portion of their credits in one focused, well-organized conference. Every registration includes access to a free CE tracker to help you log, organize and monitor your hours throughout the year. No spreadsheets. No lost certificates. No last-minute stress.
This event is built specifically for working crop consultants. Sessions are selected for their practical value, with content focused on agronomy, pest and disease management, crop nutrition, regulatory changes and the challenges you face in the field every day. There are no filler topics. Every presentation is chosen for its relevance and direct application, so you leave with tools and insights you can use immediately.
‘The most successful consultants don’t just meet CE requirements. They treat continuing education as part of their professional strategy.’
For busy consultants, the time savings are significant. One event replaces multiple smaller ones. That means fewer days away from growers, fewer miles on the truck and less disruption during a critical time of year. At around $350, the cost compares favorably to what you might spend attending several separate meetings.
Beyond compliance, the conference helps consultants stay ahead of fast-moving changes in labels, regulations and industry practices. That knowledge not only strengthens your recommendations, it reinforces your credibility with growers who rely on you for clear, informed guidance.
There’s also value in being in the room with other PCAs and CCAs. These shared spaces allow consultants to hear what is working, what is not and what new issues are emerging across crops and regions. Those conversations, formal and informal, often prove as valuable as the sessions themselves.
Planning early removes the year-end scramble. You walk away knowing your education is handled and your hours are tracked. That kind of peace of mind is a real asset during a demanding season.
The most successful consultants don’t just meet CE requirements. They treat continuing education as part of their professional strategy. If you want fewer headaches and more value from your CE time, the Crop Consultant Conference, taking place September 23-24, 2026 in Visalia, belongs on your calendar. Register now at https://myaglife.com/crop-consultant-conference/
