One of the biggest on-farm challenges is managing climate and weather-related risks. Understanding what drives our climate and current climate models is essential to agribusiness management.
| Location: | Online or Blended Delivery |
| Course duration: | Self-paced 3 months |
| Start date: | Enrol anytime |
| Number of units: | 1 |
| Indicative fees: | $600 GST-free |
This course involves written quizzes and assignments.
$600 GST-free
This course is delivered online.
Students must have:
This course is aligned to the national unit of competency AHCAGB518 Develop climate risk management strategies.
For information on students' rights and responsibilities, and the Tocal College Code of Practice, see Industry qualification student policies.
Type: Short course
Units: 2
Managing Spray Application for Agronomists – Level 4
This Level IV Managing Spray accredited training is designed for agronomists/ advisors with a strong interest in broadacre spray planning, setup and application who could specialise in this field for the benefit of their agribusiness.
Type: Short course
Units: 4
Advanced Spray Application - Level 3
Accredited training delivered in partnership with Craig Day of Spray Safe & Save to experienced NSW based growers, advisors, employees and spray contractors involved in grains and/or cotton production.
Type: Online
Units: Non-accredited
Introduction to weather and climate
Weather and climate play a significant role in determining agricultural potential and productivity. They influence not only how much water is available for plant growth, livestock consumption, and other on-farm activities but also the levels of wind, heat, and sunlight experienced, which also have a significant influence on production.
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