Welcome to the California Certified Crop Adviser (CCA) Website!
The California CCA program is a voluntary certification program for individuals who provide advice to growers on crop management and inputs. Certified Crop Advisers meet the standards set by the American Society of Agronomy including passing rigorous examinations, maintaining continuing education and subscribing to a code of ethics.The California CCA demonstrates a commitment to professionalism as well as the knowledge and skills necessary to help growers produce economical and environmentally sound crops. The California Certified Crop Adviser program is funded in part through a grant from the Fertilizer Research and Education Program (a division of the California Department of Food and Agriculture).
Click here to access a PDF file of our CCA Brochure.
For information on How to Become a Certified Crop Adviser click here.
Contact Information
CaCCA ProgramFor information on How to Become a Certified Crop Adviser click here.
New ICCA Website -
The International Certified Crop Advisers has created a new community marketing portal just for CCAs. It's called ThatsSoundAdvice.com (http://thatssoundadvice.com/ ) and we're excited to let you know that your account is already set and READY TO GO! The username and password information for the new website is the same as you've used on the CertifiedCropAdvisers.org (https://www.certifiedcropadviser.org/ ) site! It will log you in and provide you access to many tools to help us serve your clients and promote your profession.
Contact Information
916-928-1625 X 200
2300 River Plaza Drive, Ste # 120
Sacramento, CA 95833
Fax 916-928-0705
ICCA
Toll Free 866-359-9161
5585 Guilford Road
Madison, WI 53771
Fax 608-273-2081
www.certifiedcropadviser.org
Interested in transferring your CCA Certificate to California?
The California CCA (CaCCA) Board has adopted the following reciprocity policy for CCA’s certified outside of California who wish to begin practicing in California:
To grant reciprocity to any individual who currently holds a certification from another state will be approved by the CaCCA providing the individual 1) submits an application for CaCCA accreditation, 2) pay the California State fee, 3) provides documentation that they are current with CEUs, and 4) pass the California state exam within 1 year. For additional information please contact CaCCA at 916-928-1625 X 200, or e-mail Lien Banh at lien@capca.com This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it.
