Horticulture Training Courses
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based in CANADA
Our review and analysis processes are applicable to a variety of ventures and provide a comprehensive and integrated assessment of technological, managerial, governance, financial and market factors. We have been engaged in the development (pre-design), design and construction of a number of intensive fish culture facilities in North and South America and Europe. In addition, we have conducted ...
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Manufactured by Westlandse Project Combinatie B.V.based in NETHERLANDS
A good design, selecting the right suppliers and a well managed building period do not guarantee high quality products and yields as were envisaged. Training and education of employees, staff and management are essential. They have to learn how to deal with the new equipment, techniques and cultivation ...
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based in NETHERLANDS
Warning: this online training will open your eyes to how you run your farm. It's full of sensible tips on how to improve the rearing of calves and yearlings. This video training explains clearly, in both theoretical presentations as practical with video lessons from the farm. Young stock rearing costs around 3 cent per liter of milk on a well-run farm, as against 5 cent on a poorly run farm. To ...
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based in USA
The California Compost Manufacturing: Principles & Practices (CM:PP) course consists of a two day Livestream course and an optional third day Facility Tour (self-driven) which is designed to expand or refresh your knowledge of the compost production process and begin your certification as a composting industry professional. The course is best suited for those who need an in-depth ...
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based in CANADA
Employers have an obligation to make sure that all workers have the ability to do their jobs safely. Being impaired at work – whether caused by alcohol, drugs, or another source – can affect our ability to focus, make decisions, follow instructions, and handle equipment and tools. This course focuses on impairment and the steps a workplace can take to address this issue, using ...
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based in USA
We educate consumers, farmers, producers, retailers, chefs and culinary professionals on topics such as the health and nutritional benefits of extra virgin olive oil, what to look for when purchasing extra virgin olive oil, how to taste oils, how to market and sell oils, and tips for the ...
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based in CANADA
This course teaches field superintendents and rig managers, in the well servicing division of the CAOEC, how to become an assessor and learn the guidelines for completing a competency assessment for a floorhand, derrickman or a driller. ...
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based in UNITED KINGDOM
This course provides technicians from a relevant engineering background with several years’ experience of agricultural, horticultural and plant machinery with the practical guidance in the Thorough Examination of Lifting Machines and Equipment Under Regulation (9) of the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998. (LOLER 98) and the Provision and Use of Work Equipment ...
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Manufactured by PostHarvest Technologiesbased in AUSTRALIA
Here at PostHarvest, we’ve noticed the lack of available resources around fresh produce handling and education, so we’ve collaborated with a number of industry authorities to help map out learning pathways for numerous stages within the cold ...
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Manufactured by Plusvet Animal Healthbased in CHINA
Despite having one of the most restrictive legislations in the world on the use of antibiotic growth promoters and on animal welfare, European pig farms are the most productive in the world. Nowadays many farms reach 35 alive piglets/sow/year, and their new target is achieving ...
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Manufactured by PostHarvest Technologiesbased in AUSTRALIA
Similar to nectarines, peaches are a stone fruit with a juicy, sweet flesh. The main difference between the two is the skin. Peaches have a thin, fuzz-covered skin, while nectarines are smooth with no fuzz. The flesh ranges from white to pale orange, and they can be interchanged in recipes. The best part: Both are rich in vitamins and antioxidants that provide health ...
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Distributed by EMS1based in USA
No matter where you are in your career, there is always room to grow professionally. Courses in this topic, such as Career Professionalism, Writing an Effective Email, and Enhancing Work Relationships, will enable you to develop and improve your ...
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Manufactured by Byo-Gon, Inc.based in USA
The ByoSoil ByoGrow product is a 100% natural microbial treatment for all your green landscaping needs. This product treats many types of problems that occur in the lawn and landscaping market and is an all natural solution to chemical fertilizers. Each of ByoSoil’s microbes plays an essential part in conditioning the soil to make it a higher quality top soil. ...
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by Cropaiabased in ISRAEL
Learn the best practices and theory of plant nutrition and irrigation. By completing this course your will be able to design fertilization plans and irrigation regimes. You will develop skills in interpreting soil and tissue test results, fertigation best practices and irrigation system design and ...
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Manufactured by METER Group, Inc.based in USA
Going by soil moisture data alone? Soil moisture data are useful, but they can’t tell you everything. Other strategies for growers and researchers, like plant and weather monitoring, can inform water management decisions. In this webinar, world-renowned soil physicist, Dr. Gaylon Campbell shares his newest insights and explores options for water management beyond soil moisture. Learn the ...
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by Cropaiabased in ISRAEL
The book covers the essentials of plant nutrition and irrigation management. Throughout the 232 pages of the book, the author, Guy Sela, shares his knowledge on the most important aspects of crop nutrition and irrigation, including: Plant nutrients, fertilizer management practices, interpretation of soil analysis, irrigation water quality, fertigation, irrigation scheduling and more... ...
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Manufactured by METER Group, Inc.based in USA
Water content can leave you in the dark Everybody measures soil water content because it’s easy. But if you’re only measuring water content, you may be blind to what your plants are really experiencing. Soil moisture is more complex than estimating how much water is used by vegetation and how much needs to be replaced. If you’re thinking about it that way, you’re only seeing half the picture. ...
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Manufactured by CID Bio-Science, Inc.based in USA
Special guest researchers Brendon Anthony of Colorado State University and Derek Godwin of Oregon State University, along with our application scientists Eric Munoz-Garcia and Galen George review 11 studies that have used canopy analysis for everything from typhoon effects to ...
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based in UNITED KINGDOM
Learn how to manage soil fertility to achieve higher yields and protect your farmland for generations to come. In this course you will acquire the tools, knowledge and expertise needed to master soil fertility management. The course consists of six sessions, each discussing a different aspect of soil fertility and its dynamics. Use the newly gain insights to improve your agricultural practices ...
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Manufactured by PostHarvest Technologiesbased in AUSTRALIA
If you’ve heard that bananas are high in carbohydrates, you may be wondering whether they’re a healthy fruit to eat. Bananas are made up of mostly complex carbohydrates, including resistant starch, which offers digestive health benefits. The vitamins and potassium in bananas are good for your blood pressure and overall health. Here are some of the details on this beloved ...
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