Texas A&M AgriLife Agronomist Joins Sorghum Checkoff Program
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What happened
The United Sorghum Checkoff Program named Jourdan Bell as its next director of agronomy. Bell will take over the role from Brent Bean, who retired on September 30. Bell currently works as a professor and Extension agronomist with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension in Amarillo.
From hpj.com
Why it matters
Bell's background includes building research programs focused on improving the productivity and profitability of Texas High Plains cropping systems. The transition of leadership in this role is significant for the industry, which relies on science-based recommendations to improve yields.
From hpj.com
Who's involved
- Texas A&M AgriLifeEmployer of Jourdan Bell, who is transitioning to the Sorghum Checkoff Program
- AmarilloLocation where Texas A&M AgriLife Extension operates
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The entities involved
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Amarillo
city in Potter and Randall counties in Texas, United States, that is also the seat of Potter County
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Texas A&M AgriLife
Educational organization
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