Agronomy of Farming

Four modules from the Agronomy of Farming course covering crop and pasture nutrition. Macronutrients N,P,K and S as well as trace elements. Delivered by Richard Quinlan and Nick McKenna.

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Agronomy of Farming - Module 15 - Nutrition - trace elements

As the name suggests, trace elements are nutrients required in very small amounts by plants. Nick McKenna runs through some of the key trace elements and the best way to supply these to a crop or pasture.

Planfarm

$110

Agronomy of Farming - Module 12 - Intro to crop and pasture nutrition

The trick to crop and pasture nutrition is to pick the most profitable fertiliser invesment. In this introduction to nutrition module, Richard Quinlan discusses crop nutrition theory and how agronomists use this to apply the most profitable fertiliser rate.

Planfarm

$110

Agronomy of Farming - Module 14 - Nitrogen Supply to Optimise Profit

Getting the Nitrogen rate right is critical to profitable farming. Richard Quinlan explains the various nitrogen pools and how to use information on all of these N pools to optimise Nitrogen application for the yield potential of the crop.

Planfarm

$110

Agronomy of Farming - Module 13 - Nutrition P, K & S

Phosphorus, Potassium and Sulphur are three of our key macro nutrients. Nick McKenna describes why these nutrients are critical to plant growth and how agronomists work with growers to pick the right rate.

Planfarm

$110

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Bundle Contents

Agronomy of Farming - Module 15 - Nutrition - trace elements

As the name suggests, trace elements are nutrients required in very small amounts by plants. Nick McKenna runs through some of the key trace elements and the best way to supply these to a crop or pasture.

Agronomy of Farming - Module 12 - Intro to crop and pasture nutrition

The trick to crop and pasture nutrition is to pick the most profitable fertiliser invesment. In this introduction to nutrition module, Richard Quinlan discusses crop nutrition theory and how agronomists use this to apply the most profitable fertiliser rate.

Agronomy of Farming - Module 14 - Nitrogen Supply to Optimise Profit

Getting the Nitrogen rate right is critical to profitable farming. Richard Quinlan explains the various nitrogen pools and how to use information on all of these N pools to optimise Nitrogen application for the yield potential of the crop.

Agronomy of Farming - Module 13 - Nutrition P, K & S

Phosphorus, Potassium and Sulphur are three of our key macro nutrients. Nick McKenna describes why these nutrients are critical to plant growth and how agronomists work with growers to pick the right rate.