Potato Scouting, Black Gold Potatoes, Live Oak, FL

Brian Jackson interned as a scout in the Spring 2008 season with Black Gold Potato. Live Oak, FL. He was responsible for accumulating data on all aspects of the potato crop health including irrigation, nutrient status and the occurrence and incidence of plant disease and arthropod pests.

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