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Cleanout for Lagoons and Anaerobic Digesters

University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Webcast Seminar Series

In this webinar, presenters share their expertise in sampling and cleanout for lagoons and anaerobic digesters and c...

University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Webcast Seminar Series

In this webinar, presenters share their expertise in sampling and cleanout for lagoons and anaerobic digesters and considerations in planning these operations.

CEUs:
CCA/CPAg: 1.0 Nutrient Management
CPSS/CPSC: 1.0 Self Directed

Price:
$40.00 Members/Certified Professionals
$60.00 Non-members

Course Detail

Coupling Manure Digesters with Renewable Natural Gas Systems

University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Webcast Seminar Series

This webinar explores where, how, and when it makes sense to merge manure digesters with natural gas pipelines. ...

University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Webcast Seminar Series

This webinar explores where, how, and when it makes sense to merge manure digesters with natural gas pipelines.

CEUs:
CCA/CPAg: 1.0 Nutrient Management
CPSS/CPSC: 1.0 Self Directed

Price:
$40.00 Members/Certified Professionals
$60.00 Non-members

Course Detail

Cover Crops: Management for Organic Matter and Nitrogen

This publication presents how cover crop species selection and management affect soil organic matter (SOM) and nitrogen (N). Our focus is on cover crops planted as summer fallow or partial-summer...

This publication presents how cover crop species selection and management affect soil organic matter (SOM) and nitrogen (N). Our focus is on cover crops planted as summer fallow or partial-summer fallow replacement in dryland systems.

CEUs:
CCA/CPAg: 1.0 Soil and Water Management
CPSS/CPSC: 1.0 Self Directed

Price:
$40.00 Members/Certified Professionals
$60.00 Non-members

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Cover Crops: Soil Health

This publication presents how cover crop management affects soil health including biological, chemical, and physical parameters.

CEUs:
CCA/CPAg: 1.0 Soil...

This publication presents how cover crop management affects soil health including biological, chemical, and physical parameters.

CEUs:
CCA/CPAg: 1.0 Soil and Water Management
CPSS/CPSC: 1.0 Self Directed

Price:
$40.00 Members/Certified Professionals
$60.00 Non-members

Course Detail

Cover Crops: Soil Water and Grain Yield and Protein

This publication discusses how cover crop species and management affect the subsequent soil water and cash crop yield and protein in a semi-arid, dryland environment.

CEUs...

This publication discusses how cover crop species and management affect the subsequent soil water and cash crop yield and protein in a semi-arid, dryland environment.

CEUs:
CCA/CPAg: 1.0 Soil and Water Management
CPSS/CPSC: 1.0 Self Directed

Price:
$40.00 Members/Certified Professionals
$60.00 Non-members

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Cultivating Sustainability: A Training Curriculum for Agronomy Professionals

An American Society of Agronomy Training sponsored by CHS Inc.

“Sustainability” is a term you likely encounter in your personal and professional lives. But how do you apply this conce...

An American Society of Agronomy Training sponsored by CHS Inc.

“Sustainability” is a term you likely encounter in your personal and professional lives. But how do you apply this concept in your daily work as a Certified Crop Adviser (CCA), consultant, or agricultural professional?

In this ten-part training series, funded by CHS Inc., you will learn how the concept of sustainability is being increasingly researched and applied by numerous practitioners in production agriculture. From 4R nutrient management to integrated pest management (IPM), precision agriculture, conservation tillage, cover crops, and soil health, this series explores the ins and outs of sustainable agronomy via presentations, the Fieldprint® platform, and a virtual-farm sustainability tour. Gain access to resources that you may not have known were out there, making you a more efficient and effective agronomy adviser.

By the end of the series, you can expect to be knowledgeable in the latest concepts in sustainable agronomy and have a clear idea of how to implement sustainable management practices for the benefit of you and your grower clients.

Session 1: Launching Sustainability (1.0 CEU - Sustainability)
Introduction to Training Course
Chris Boomsma, PhD, Education Manager, American Society of Agronomy

Agricultural Sustainability and Resilience - Principles and Practices
Matt Liebman, PhD, Professor, Iowa State University

Basic Soil Health Principles and Profitable Soil Health Practices
Doug Peterson, Iowa/Missouri Regional Soil Health Specialist, USDA-NRCS

Session 2: Applying 4R Principles as Part of a Sustainable Production Plan (1.0 CEU - Soil & Water Management)
Dr. John Grove, Director, University of Kentucky Research and Education Center
Brett Roberts, CCA-IL, USDA-NRCS, State Conservation Agronomist

Session 3: 4R Nutrient Management: Decision Making with Gathered Data (1.0 CEU - Nutrient Management)
Kirsten Workman, CCA-NR, Agronomy Specialist, University of Vermont Extension

Session 4: Integrated Pest Management: Plant Pathology & Insects (1.0 CEU - Integrated Pest Management)
Integrated Pest Management: Plant Pathology
Dr. Kiersten A. Wise, Associate Professor and Extension Grain Crops Specialist, University of Kentucky – Research and Education Center, Department of Plant Pathology

Integrated Pest Management: Insects
Dr. Adam Varenhorst, Assistant Professor & SDSU Extension Field Crop Entomologist, South Dakota State University

Session 5: Integrated Pest Management: Weeds and IPM Systems Summary (1.0 CEU - Integrated Pest Management)
Vince Davis, Technical Service Representative, BASF Corporation

Session 6: Precision Applications: Data Gathering/Planning (1.0 CEU - Crop Management)
Precision Applications: Soil Sampling
Richard Jenny, CCA-MN, Agronomist, AGVISE Laboratories

Precision Applications: Data Sources & Imagery
Kelly Sharpe, CCA-ND, Owner, GK Technology Inc.

Session 7: Precision Applications: Decision Making (1.0 CEU - Crop Management)
Nathan Kosbau, Regional YieldPoint Specialist, CHS

Session 8: Real-World Application: Putting it All Together (1.0 CEU - Sustainability)
Martin Adkins, State Resource Conservationist - IA, USDA-NRCS

Session 9: Assessing Crop Production Impacts on Field- and Farm-level Sustainability (1.0 CEU - Sustainability)
Chris Boomsma, PhD, Education Manager, American Society of Agronomy

Session 10: Improving the Sustainability of Crop Production: An Interactive Webinar Series Review and Discussion (1.0 CEU - Sustainability)
Chris Boomsma, PhD, Education Manager, American Society of Agronomy

CEUs:
CCA/CPAg: 1.0 Nutrient Management, 1.0 Soil and Water Management, 2.0 Integrated Pest Management, 2.0 Crop Management and 4.0 Sustainability
CPSS/CPSC: 10.0 Professional Meetings

Price:
$195.00 Members/Certified Professionals
$295.00 Non-members

Course Detail

Food Safety and Manure Application

University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Webcast Seminar Series

This webinar highlights three experts across the U.S. share federal guidelines related to use of animal manures for...

University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Webcast Seminar Series

This webinar highlights three experts across the U.S. share federal guidelines related to use of animal manures for food production, and practices that promote food safety while using animal manures.

CEUs:
CCA/CPAg: 1.0 Soil & Water Management
CPSS/CPSC: 1.0 Self Directed

Price:
$40.00 Members/Certified Professionals
$60.00 Non-members

Course Detail

Foundations of Applied Agronomy

Foundations of Applied Agronomy was developed by the American Society of Agronomy to prepare learners for the International Certified Crop Adviser (ICCA) Exam and to build the expertise of persons...

Foundations of Applied Agronomy was developed by the American Society of Agronomy to prepare learners for the International Certified Crop Adviser (ICCA) Exam and to build the expertise of persons in production agriculture, consulting, business, and conservation. The series provides a comprehensive online learning experience that covers topics in nutrient management, soil and water management, pest management, and crop management. In-field practitioners will review the knowledge and skills that are most needed by a Certified Crop Adviser (CCA), while others will obtain a foundational knowledge in topics relevant to the agricultural profession.

Training Topics & Outline

The series comprises four sections: Nutrient Management, Soil & Water Management, Pest Management, and Crop Management, each with five modules that align with the ICCA Performance Objectives. The Foundations series covers ICCA material using graphics, video inserts, and animations.

Nutrient Management Modules: (1) Basic Concepts of Plant Nutrition and Soil Fertility; (2) Soil Testing, Plant Tissue Analysis, and Nutrient Diagnostics; (3) Nutrient Sources, Placement, and Timing; (4) Soil pH and Liming; and (5) Nutrient Management Planning (5 CEUs in Nutrient Management)

Soil & Water Management Modules: (1) Basic Soil Properties; (2) Site Characterization; (3) Residue and Tillage Management and Soil Erosion; (4) Restrictive Soil Layers, Soil Management Effects on Air Quality, and Water Quality; and (5) Soil-Plant and Water Relations, Water and Solute Movement, and Irrigation and Drainage (5 CEUs in Soil & Water Management)

Pest Management Modules: (1) Basic Concepts of Pest Management; (2) Pest Identification; (3) Sampling and Monitoring and Decision-Making Guidelines; (4) Pest Management Strategies; and (5) Environmental Stewardship, Health and Safety (5 CEUs in Pest Management)

Crop Management Modules: (1) Cropping Systems and Hybrid / Variety Selection; (2) Crop Establishment; (3) Crop Growth, Development, and Diagnostics; (4) Applied Information Technologies, Crop Harvest and Storage; and (5) Crop Production Economics (5 CEUs in Crop Management)

Each module contains a link to an online learning course with an accompanying quiz. You must complete all portions to receive credit.

Price:
$675.00 Non-members/Members/Certified Professionals

You will have access to this training for 180 days.

Course Detail

Foundations of Applied Agronomy - Crop Management

Foundations of Applied Agronomy was developed by the American Society of Agronomy to prepare learners for the International Certified Crop Adviser (ICCA) Exam and to build the expertise of persons...

Foundations of Applied Agronomy was developed by the American Society of Agronomy to prepare learners for the International Certified Crop Adviser (ICCA) Exam and to build the expertise of persons in production agriculture, consulting, business, and conservation. The series provides a comprehensive online learning experience that covers topics in nutrient management, soil and water management, pest management, and crop management. In-field practitioners will review the knowledge and skills that are most needed by a Certified Crop Adviser (CCA), while others will obtain a foundational knowledge in topics relevant to the agricultural profession.

This section covers Crop Management (5 CEUs).

The Crop Management sections contains five modules: Cropping Systems and Hybrid / Variety Selection, Crop Establishment, Crop Growth, Development, and Diagnostics, Applied Information Technologies, Crop Harvest and Storage, Crop Production Economics.

Cropping Systems and Hybrid / Variety Selection: (1) Monocultures, crop rotation, and cropping systems; (2) Clean-till and surface residue management; (3) Conversion of non-cropland to cropland; (4) Allelopathy and autotoxicity; (5) Cultivar, variety, hybrid, and open-pollinated varieties; (6) How plant characteristics influence hybrid or variety selection; (7) Transgenic and Genetically Modified Organism (GMO); and (8) Field trials, randomization, and mean separation techniques

Crop Establishment: (1) Seed tag information and using certified seed; (2) Harvest, storage time, handling, and condition on seed quality; (3) Seed treatments and bacterial inoculants; (4) Germination tests and calculation of seeding rate and seed lots; (5) General planter parts; (6) Seeding rate, plant population, and harvest population; (7) Seed germination and depth on germination and emergence; (8) Planting depth, planting date, and seeding rates; and (9) Calculating plant populations

Crop Growth, Development, and Diagnostics: (1) Crop plant growth stages and lifespans; (2) Temperature and moisture on crop growth; (3) Concept of growing degree days and related calculations; (4) Factors that affect crop canopy closure and root growth; (5) Difference between tap and fibrous root systems; (6) Economics of replanting a field if a crop does not establish well; and (7) Diagnosis of a cropping problem

Applied Information Technologies, Crop Harvest and Storage: (1) Precision versus accuracy; (2) Use of Global Positioning Systems (GPS); (3) Precision agriculture tools, their use, and differences of approach; (4) Factors that affect variability in crop yield and timing of harvest; (5) Initial, post-harvest, and recognition of quality of crops; (6) Identity-preserved (IP) crops and factors in storage; and (7) The factors which affect food safety as it relates to crop storage

Crop Production Economics: (1) Management of production risk versus marketing risk; (2) Factors influencing crop prices; (3) Factors affecting crop management decisions; (4) Difference between commodity and specialty crops; (5) Transgenic crops and their marketing; and (6) Additional harvest and storage factors

Each module contains a link to an online learning course with an accompanying quiz. You must complete all portions to receive credit.

Price:
$200.00 Non-members/Members/Certified Professionals

You will have access to this training for 180 days.

Course Detail

Foundations of Applied Agronomy - Nutrient Management

Foundations of Applied Agronomy was developed by the American Society of Agronomy to prepare learners for the International Certified Crop Adviser (ICCA) Exam and to build the expertise of persons...

Foundations of Applied Agronomy was developed by the American Society of Agronomy to prepare learners for the International Certified Crop Adviser (ICCA) Exam and to build the expertise of persons in production agriculture, consulting, business, and conservation. The series provides a comprehensive online learning experience that covers topics in nutrient management, soil and water management, pest management, and crop management. In-field practitioners will review the knowledge and skills that are most needed by a Certified Crop Adviser (CCA), while others will obtain a foundational knowledge in topics relevant to the agricultural profession.

This section covers Nutrient Management (5 CEUs).

The Nutrient Management sections contains five modules: Basic Concepts of Plant Nutrition and Soil Fertility; Soil Testing, Plant Tissue Analysis, and Nutrient Diagnostics; Nutrient Sources, Placement, and Timing; Soil pH and Liming; Nutrient Management Planning.

Basic Concepts of Plant Nutrition and Soil Fertility: (1) The essential elements for plant growth; (2) Functions of major nutrients within plants; (3) How nutrients are supplied; and (4) How nutrients move within the soil

Soil Testing, Plant Tissue Analysis, and Nutrient Diagnostics: (1) Factors that affect soil testing; (2) Timing of soil tests; (3) Soil testing approaches; (4) Factors affecting plant tissue analyses; (5) Crop yield response; (6) Assessing nutrient status; and (7) Toxicity and deficiency

Nutrient Sources, Placement, and Timing: (1) Plant nutrient sources; (2) Nutrient availability and loss; (3) Forms of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium; (4) Calculation of nutrient conversions and application rates; (5) Manure nutrient availability; and (6) Nutrient placement and timing

Soil pH and Liming: (1) The definition of soil pH; (2) What it means for a soil to be acidic or alkaline; (3) How pH can affect nutrient availability; (4) Different crop tolerances to soil pH values; and (5) How to use lime as a soil amendment

Nutrient Management Planning: (1) Adaptive nutrient management and setting yield goals; (2) The principles of 4R nutrient management; (3) Factors involved with nutrient loss; and (4) Process of constructing a nutrient management plan

Each module contains a link to an online learning course with an accompanying quiz. You must complete all portions to receive credit.

Price:
$200.00 Non-members/Members/Certified Professionals

You will have access to this training for 180 days.

Course Detail

Foundations of Applied Agronomy - Pest Management

Foundations of Applied Agronomy was developed by the American Society of Agronomy to prepare learners for the International Certified Crop Adviser (ICCA) Exam and to build the expertise of persons...

Foundations of Applied Agronomy was developed by the American Society of Agronomy to prepare learners for the International Certified Crop Adviser (ICCA) Exam and to build the expertise of persons in production agriculture, consulting, business, and conservation. The series provides a comprehensive online learning experience that covers topics in nutrient management, soil and water management, pest management, and crop management. In-field practitioners will review the knowledge and skills that are most needed by a Certified Crop Adviser (CCA), while others will obtain a foundational knowledge in topics relevant to the agricultural profession.

This section covers Pest Management (5 CEUs).

The Pest Management sections contains five modules: Basic Concepts of Pest Management; Pest Identification; Sampling and Monitoring and Decision-Making Guidelines; Pest Management Strategies; and Environmental Stewardship, Health and Safety.

Basic Concepts of Pest Management: (1) Strategies, steps, and limitations of an effective IPM program; (2) Pest population development and related damage; (3) Alternate and alternative hosts and interactions; (4) Plant pathogen survival and persistence; and (5) Competitive ability of weeds and interactions with crops

Pest Identification: (1) Pest identification; (2) Identifying mites and insects at growth stages; (3) Identifying weeds; (4) Pathogens; (5) Damage by non-pest factors; and (6) Diagnostic tools

Sampling and Monitoring and Decision-Making Guidelines: (1) Insect sampling and pest monitoring; (2) Pest distribution patterns; (3) Gathering, preparing, and shipping pest samples; (4) Action threshold and Economic Injury Level (EIL); and (5) Natural enemies and making pest management decisions

Pest Management Strategies: (1) Pest management decisions and control agents; (2) Pesticides; (3) Pesticide Application; and (4) Genetics and resistance

Environmental Stewardship, Health and Safety: (1) Pesticide use and labels; (2) Soil and water quality and site vulnerability to pesticides; (3) Spray drift and pathways of pesticide loss from a field; (4) Endangered and at-risk species and pesticide use; (5) Pesticide entry into human body and chronic vs acute exposure; (6) Worker protection standards for pesticide handling; (7) Pesticide cleanup and disposal procedures; and (8) Storage, transport, and spill prevention

Each module contains a link to an online learning course with an accompanying quiz. You must complete all portions to receive credit.

Price:
$200.00 Non-members/Members/Certified Professionals

You will have access to this training for 180 days.

Course Detail

Foundations of Applied Agronomy - Soil and Water Management

Foundations of Applied Agronomy was developed by the American Society of Agronomy to prepare learners for the International Certified Crop Adviser (ICCA) Exam and to build the expertise of persons...

Foundations of Applied Agronomy was developed by the American Society of Agronomy to prepare learners for the International Certified Crop Adviser (ICCA) Exam and to build the expertise of persons in production agriculture, consulting, business, and conservation. The series provides a comprehensive online learning experience that covers topics in nutrient management, soil and water management, pest management, and crop management. In-field practitioners will review the knowledge and skills that are most needed by a Certified Crop Adviser (CCA), while others will obtain a foundational knowledge in topics relevant to the agricultural profession.

This section covers Soil and Water Management (5 CEUs).

The Soil and Water Management sections contains five modules: Basic Soil Properties; Site Characterization; Residue and Tillage Management and Soil Erosion; Restrictive Soil Layers, Soil Management Effects on Air Quality, and Water Quality; Soil-Plant and Water Relations, Water and Solute Movement, and Irrigation and Drainage.

Basic Soil Properties: (1) Soil components; (2) Soil texture; (3) Soil structure; (4) Bulk density; (5) Soil organic matter; and (6) Cation and anion exchange

Site Characterization: (1) Soil horizons; (2) Soil drainage; (3) Parent materials; (4) Field calculations; (5) Soil surveys; and (6) Land use / land management

Residue and Tillage Management and Soil Erosion: (1) Surface residue, soil tillage, and categories of residues; (2) Measuring residue cover; (3) Biomass removal and impact of residue cover on soil health; (4) Processes and types of erosion by water and wind; (5) Concept of soil loss tolerance; (6) Effects of soil erosion on agriculture; (7) Ways to decrease soil erosion; and (8) Calculations to estimate tillage intensity and soil erosion

Restrictive Soil Layers, Soil Management Effects on Air Quality, and Water Quality: (1) Characteristics, prevention, and alleviation of restrictive soil layers; (2) Impacts on plant growth and movement of water, air, and nutrients; (3) Transport of pesticides, pathogens, and sediment; (4) Water quality standards, eutrophication, hypoxia, and anoxia; (5) Units of ppm, mg/l, and meq/l for reporting test analyses; (6) Health risks posed by contaminated drinking water; and (7) Salinity and sodicity on crop productivity and water quality

Soil-Plant and Water Relations, Water and Solute Movement, and Irrigation and Drainage: (1) Saturation, field capacity, permanent wilting point, gravitational water, plant available water; (2) Evapotranspiration and soil moisture dynamics; (3) Plant nutrient uptake, availability, and transport pathways; (4) Relationships among precipitation, runoff, infiltration, and leaching; (5) Preferential/macropore flow and lateral flow; (6) Advantages and disadvantages of irrigation and drainage methods; (7) Using soil moisture and the water balance to schedule irrigation; and (8) Strategies to reduce irrigation runoff and plan tile drain spacing

Each module contains a link to an online learning course with an accompanying quiz. You must complete all portions to receive credit.

Price:
$200.00 Non-members/Members/Certified Professionals

You will have access to this training for 180 days.

Course Detail

Going the distance: considerations for the use of manure pipelines

University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Webcast Seminar Series

In this webinar, presenters share their expertise in sampling and cleanout for lagoons and anaerobic digesters and c...

University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Webcast Seminar Series

In this webinar, presenters share their expertise in sampling and cleanout for lagoons and anaerobic digesters and considerations in planning these operations.

CEUs:
CCA/CPAg: 1.0 Nutrient Management
CPSS/CPSC: 1.0 Self Directed

Price:
$40.00 Members/Certified Professionals
$60.00 Non-members

Course Detail

Hunkering Down for Extreme Events

University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Webcast Seminar Series

In this webinar, we will discuss what happens when we plan for extreme events and what happens when they happen unex...

University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Webcast Seminar Series

In this webinar, we will discuss what happens when we plan for extreme events and what happens when they happen unexpectedly.

CEUs:
CCA/CPAg: 1.0 Nutrient Management
CPSS/CPSC: 1.0 Self Directed

Price:
$40.00 Members/Certified Professionals
$60.00 Non-members

Course Detail

Incentives for Sustainable Practices

University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Webcast Seminar Series

This webinar focuses on how we can manage our manure application better to minimize compaction effects and maximize...

University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Webcast Seminar Series

This webinar focuses on how we can manage our manure application better to minimize compaction effects and maximize manure’s capability to help combat compaction.

CEUs:
CCA/CPAg: 1.0 Soil & Water Management
CPSS/CPSC: 1.0 Self Directed

Price:
$40.00 Members/Certified Professionals
$60.00 Non-members

Course Detail

John Deere Foundations of Applied Agronomy

This course is a select group of modules pulled from the larger course, Foundations of Applied Agronomy, specifically for John Deere employees.

Training Topics and Outline...

This course is a select group of modules pulled from the larger course, Foundations of Applied Agronomy, specifically for John Deere employees.

Training Topics and Outline

Nutrient Management: (NM1) Basic Concepts of Plant Nutrition and Soil Fertility, (NM3) Nutrient Sources, Placement, and Timing
Soil & Water Management: (SW3) Residue and Tillage Management and Soil Erosion
Crop Management: (CM1) Cropping Systems, and Hybrid/Variety Selection, (CM2) Crop Establishment, (CM3) Crop Growth, Development, and Diagnostics, (CM4) Applied Information Technologies and Crop Harvest and Storage, (CM5) Crop Production Economics
Integrated Pest Management: (PM1) Basic Concepts of Pest Management, (PM4) Pest Management Strategies, (PM5) Environmental Stewardship, Health, and Safety

CEUs:
CCA/CPAg: 2.0 Nutrient Management, 1.0 Soil and Water Management, 5.0 Crop Management and 3.0 Pest Management
CPSS/CPSC: 11.0 Professional Meetings

Price:
$375.00 Non-members/Members/Certified Professionals

You will have access to this training for 180 days.

Course Detail

Manure Management in an Urban Setting

University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Webcast Seminar Series

In this webinar, discover why manure management is important – even in an urban or backyard setting.

...

University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Webcast Seminar Series

In this webinar, discover why manure management is important – even in an urban or backyard setting.

CEUs:
CCA/CPAg: 1.0 Nutrient Management
CPSS/CPSC: 1.0 Self Directed

Price:
$40.00 Members/Certified Professionals
$60.00 Non-members

Course Detail

Manure nutrient trends and creating dynamic “book values” through ManureDB

University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Webcast Seminar Series

This webinar highlights ManureDB, a database of manure samples informing “book values”. Having current m...

University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Webcast Seminar Series

This webinar highlights ManureDB, a database of manure samples informing “book values”. Having current manure test numbers will assist in more accurate nutrient management planning, manure storage design, manure land application, and serve agricultural modeling purposes.

CEUs:
CCA/CPAg: 1.0 Nutrient Management
CPSS/CPSC: 1.0 Self Directed

Price:
$40.00 Members/Certified Professionals
$60.00 Non-members

Course Detail

Manuresheds: Advancing nutrient recycling in US agriculture

University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Webcast Seminar Series

This webinar explores where, how, and when it makes sense to merge manure digesters with natural gas pipelines. ...

University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Webcast Seminar Series

This webinar explores where, how, and when it makes sense to merge manure digesters with natural gas pipelines.

CEUs:
CCA/CPAg: 1.0 Nutrient Management
CPSS/CPSC: 1.0 Self Directed

Price:
$40.00 Members/Certified Professionals
$60.00 Non-members

Course Detail

Models & Tools to Improve Manure Management

University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Webcast Seminar Series

This webinar highlights one tool that provides resources to support livestock production and expansion, as well as t...

University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Webcast Seminar Series

This webinar highlights one tool that provides resources to support livestock production and expansion, as well as two others that focus on manure application planning and making the best use of manure available.

CEUs:
CCA/CPAg: 1.0 Nutrient Management
CPSS/CPSC: 1.0 Self Directed

Price:
$40.00 Members/Certified Professionals
$60.00 Non-members

Course Detail

Schaeffer Specialized Lubricants Foundations of Applied Agronomy

This course is a select group of modules pulled from the larger course, Foundations of Applied Agronomy, specifically for Schaeffer Specialized Lubricants employees.

Training Topics and Outli...

This course is a select group of modules pulled from the larger course, Foundations of Applied Agronomy, specifically for Schaeffer Specialized Lubricants employees.

Training Topics and Outline
This specialized course is comprised of two sections containing four modules total.

Soil & Water Management Modules: (1) Basic Soil Properties

Nutrient Management Modules: (1) Basic Concepts of Plant Nutrition and Soil Fertility; (2) Soil Testing, Plant Tissue Analysis, and Nutrient Diagnostics; (3) Nutrient Sources, Placement, and Timing

CEUs:
CCA/CPAg: 2.0 Soil and Water Management and 6.0 Nutrient Management
CPSS/CPSC: 8.0 Professional Meetings

Price:
$198.00 Non-members/Members/Certified Professionals

You will have access to this training for 90 days.

Course Detail

Soil Carbon: How to change it and sell it

University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Webcast Seminar Series

The second in a series of 3 webinars, this presentation focuses on soil carbon: how it can be changed and how to sel...

University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Webcast Seminar Series

The second in a series of 3 webinars, this presentation focuses on soil carbon: how it can be changed and how to sell it.

CEUs:
CCA/CPAg: 1.0 Nutrient Management
CPSS/CPSC: 1.0 Self Directed

Price:
$40.00 Members/Certified Professionals
$60.00 Non-members

Course Detail

The Interplay Between Manure and Compaction

University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Webcast Seminar Series

This webinar focuses on how we can manage our manure application better to minimize compaction effects and maximize...

University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Webcast Seminar Series

This webinar focuses on how we can manage our manure application better to minimize compaction effects and maximize manure’s capability to help combat compaction.

CEUs:
CCA/CPAg: 1.0 Soil & Water Management
CPSS/CPSC: 1.0 Self Directed

Price:
$40.00 Members/Certified Professionals
$60.00 Non-members

Course Detail

Use of Vermifiltration as a Tool for Manure Management

University of Nebraska - Lincoln, Webcast Seminar Series

This webinar discusses the science and economics behind the use of worms in the processes of composting (i.e., ver...

University of Nebraska - Lincoln, Webcast Seminar Series

This webinar discusses the science and economics behind the use of worms in the processes of composting (i.e., vermicomposting) and treatment of wastewater and manure liquid waste stream (vermifiltration).

CEUs:
CCA/CPAg: 1.0 Nutrient Management
CPSS/CPSC: 1.0 Self Directed

Price:
$40.00 Members/Certified Professionals
$60.00 Non-members

Course Detail

Weeding the Worries Out of Manure Use

University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Webcast Seminar Series

This webinar focuses on on adoption of place-based conservation practices to improve water quality.

CE...

University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Webcast Seminar Series

This webinar focuses on on adoption of place-based conservation practices to improve water quality.

CEUs:
CCA/CPAg: 1.0 Nutrient Management
CPSS/CPSC: 1.0 Self Directed

Price:
$40.00 Members/Certified Professionals
$60.00 Non-members

Course Detail

Worker Safety in Animal Production Systems

University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Webcast Seminar Series

There’s more to worker safety than just bumps and bruises. This webinar discusses on-farm injuries r...

University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Webcast Seminar Series

There’s more to worker safety than just bumps and bruises. This webinar discusses on-farm injuries related to manure and mortality handling and application as well as potential toxic gas exposures and how to minimize risks of each.

CEUs:
CCA/CPAg: 1.0 Nutrient Management
CPSS/CPSC: 1.0 Self Directed

Price:
$40.00 Members/Certified Professionals
$60.00 Non-members

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