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​​Spray Carrier Rates and Nozzles Types Effect on Harvest Aid Efficacy

​ James A. Griffin worked on the family farm with his grandfather and learned about the value of the Extension service to farmers. After deciding to become an Extension agent, he attended the University of Tennessee at Martin for his bachelor’s degree and then the University of Tennessee at Knoxville for his master’s degree—both in agriculture economics. After 6 years in the University of Tennessee Extension service, he went into the retail sector. That experience was both invaluable and challenging and forged many close relationships. After 5 years in retail, he had the opportunity to work for himself as an independent crop consultant. He obtained much satisfaction from scouting but always desired to obtain his doctorate degree. He began work on his PhD in the fall of 2017 under Gaylon Morgan at Texas A&M University.