Organic agriculture courses

... type; structure and texture; soil colloids; effective digging methods; cultivation techniques; roots and the rhizosphere; soil pH; soil organic matter...

... understanding Sowing and Growing Techniques, Plant Pruning, Planting Containers, Organic Horticulture, Cultivating Herbs, Compost and Soils. Functional Skills...

... Survey of Organic Chemistry Chemistry Laboratory I Fundamentals of Soil Science Fundamentals of Entomology Organic Pest Management (W) Introduction... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

... for a place working with the National Trust for Scotland on their Organic Gardening Studentship at Kellie Castle in Fife. I learnt a huge range of skills...

... operation Applied plant science Plant use and knowledge Sports turf construction Arboriculture Plant propagation Landscape construction Rock and water Organic...

... or planting 002 Plant container grown subjects 003 Apply organic mulch to a bed or border 004 Water a bed, border or area of plants in containers, using...

...The Minor in Agronomy, which is administered by the Department of Plant, Soil and Microbial Sciences, is designed to serve students with majors in fields other than Crop and Soil Sciences who are interested in agronomy and who plan to pursue careers in agriculture for which a basic familiarity...

... credits) ¨ Understand the Principles of Organic Crop Production: This module aims to provide you with an understanding of the principles of organic crop...

... Organic Matters Environmental Issues Fertiliser Materials Calculating Crop Requirements - Combinables Calculating Crop Requirements - Roots & Grassland...

...Courses cover sustainable horticulture, wildlife gardening, organic gardening methods, garden maintenance, propagation and health and safety... Learn about: Skills and Training...

... Laboratory Landscape Computer Aided Design Greenhouse Structures and Management Passive Solar Greenhouses for Protected Cultivation Organic Transplant...

... in Horticulture (Garden Design or Organic options) will take you into industry at a supervisory level, or on to studying garden design at HE level. You can study... Learn about: Quality Training, Part Time, IT Development...

... farming Organic farming Permaculture No Dig techniques Biodynamics Soils; Growing media Major types of soil problems Soil structural decline Erosion... Learn about: Land Management, Natural Farming, Water Storage...

... year of the course, giving you the opportunity to apply and develop your expertise. This combination of vocational and academic skills creates highly competent and employable graduates. Our graduates have gone on to pursue a wide range of careers within the agricultural and related industries worldwide... Learn about: Agricultural Economics, Agricultural Science, Agriculture Research...

...All of the following courses: (39 credits) Survey of Organic Chemistry Chemistry Laboratory I Fundamentals of Soil Science Introduction to Plant... Learn about: Landscape Design...

... Certificates and a Practical - a Level 3 Certificate in Horticulture (Garden Design or Organic options) will take you into industry at a supervisory level... Learn about: Quality Training, Part Time...

... surpluses that nurtured the development of civilization. The study of agriculture is known as agricultural science. The history of agriculture dates back thousands of years, and its development has been driven and defined by greatly different climates, cultures, and technologies. Industrial agriculture... Learn about: Agricultural Extension, Agriculture Business, Agriculture Management...

... production in a natural and environmentally responsible way. You will develop a solid foundation knowledge in how to set up an organic farm, or convert an existing farm to organic practices.... Learn about: Organic Farming, IT Management, Organic Production...

... Laboratory II One of the following courses (3 or 4 credits): One of the following, either (1) or (2) (4 or 6 credits): Survey of Organic Chemistry... Learn about: Plant Biology, GCSE Physics...