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Benjamin Scow is an Extension Assistant Professor at Utah State University, affiliated with the Agriculture & 4-H division in Washington County. His work spans Horticulture, Agriculture, and Natural Resources with a focus on practical applications for local communities.
- Education: MS in Agricultural Extension and Education, Utah State University (2021); Bachelor’s in Plant Science/Range Management, Southern Utah University (2016); additional certifications in NRA firearms instruction, lifeguarding, and pesticide application.
Benjamin’s research and extension efforts center on water-efficient landscapes, orchard and vegetable production, insect and plant identification, and rangeland improvements. He emphasizes youth agricultural education through programs like the Utah/Arizona Range Workshop and Color Country Natural Resource Camp.
His recent publications include studies on pomegranate propagation, youth program outcomes, and invasive insect species. These align with his expertise in sustainable horticulture and rangeland ecology.
- Scientific Awards: Recognized as one of Washington County’s 30 in their Thirties (2021) for impactful community contributions.
Benjamin leads initiatives such as the Master Gardeners program and Learn, Sow and Grow, integrating backyard agriculture practices like high tunnel production and drip irrigation into local education.
