county agent

There is a county agent in each of the state's 92 counties.

Sometimes he runs into the county agent who is running around like mad and gets some help.

"You might want the county agent to look at that," Lamar said.

A county agent gets some funny calls, but this one topped them all.

As a county agent, you have to know quite a bit about botany and this plant was like none I had seen before.

Most second homes are in the million-dollar-and-up range, county agents say.

Consult with a county agent or other expert to confirm the diagnosis.

He later was promoted to the supervisor of all county agents and moved to Boise.

County agents and other Department of Agriculture experts will show you how.

Her father was a county agent as well.

There was a county agent, a, you guessed it, expert on natural farming methods.

Most things that county agents used to be used for were pretty much gone by the 1980s.

Further attempts in 1936 were also rejected; even the county agent was not in favor of the idea.

But you couldn't get rid of county agents.

You have to get them tested through the county agent but you're not a registered farmer so you're waiting a while.

Afterward Sherwood became engaged to a minor politician and dry county agent.

The county agents were charged with assisting in every way possible the agricultural development in their counties.

"There is no feral cat rescue up here," the county agent said, choking back a laugh.

They are sometimes referred to as county agents, extension specialists or extension educators.

Harold left college after one year when he found his fraternity brothers fighting over the chance to become county agents at $75 per month.

Enter the new generation of county agents.

By 1937, Georgia has county agents working in every county and 4-H enrollment had grown to 82,962.

Ask your county agent about it.

Hank comes and tells them he is the county agent and can tell them anything they would like to know about farming.

The county agents were overwhelmed.