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Distance Learning Horticultural Technology Management Course
"Horticultural management and hydroponics"
Train to supervise people in the hydropnics industry. A specifically designed course.
Learn about horticulturally valuable crops, such as cut flowers and vegetables.
Improve your knowledge on plant breeding.
Learn business and management skills required to make a success of a horticultural technology business.
[More info & enrolment: ADVANCED CERTIFICATE IN APPLIED MANAGEMENT (HORTICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY) VBS001]
Aquaponics is considered the world’s most productive food system with regards to water use efficiency. Use of water can vary, however, many aquaponics systems only use around half of the volume of water to produce $100 worth of food (fish and vegetables or fruit) than inorganic hydroponics.
Aquaponics is an intensive way of farming that can be conducted anywhere.
• It can produce a great deal more food products per unit of area than more traditional forms of farming. • It diversifies the income for a grower, making them more resilient to fluctuations in income (eg. when vegetables are in less demand, fish might be in higher demand. If fish profits drop, vegetable profits may increase. • It can be viable on any scale, small scale set ups in small home garden can provide for the needs of a single family; medium size operations on less than a quarter acre can be a viable small business, large scale operations on many acres, even hundreds of acres can also be viable • It can allow food to be produced closer to the end user in areas otherwise unsuited to farming (eg. In a desert, city farming….etc). This reduces food miles and expenditure of fuel on food transport and in turn increases freshness of food arriving at market. • It can be more efficient use of water where water resources are limited • It can be environmentally friendly, containing and reusing waste, rather than returning it to the environment, and causing pollution.
[More info & enrolment: AQUAPONICS BHT319]
Distance Learning Hydroponics Course
"A detailed study of hydroponics"
This course provides an understanding of modern technology and its application to growing plants, with emphasis on hydroponic production. Accredited through the International Accreditation & Recognition Council. Rockwool blocks growing Strawberries in Channel
[More info & enrolment: CERTIFICATE IN HYDROPONICS VHT013]
Study at Home Hydroponics
"Grow plants without soil in your own home!"
A great beginner’s course for those wanting to learn about hydroponics.
Designed specifically for those wanting to use hydroponics at home.
Learn the theory behind hydroponic culture.
Set up your own practical hydroponic system.
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[More info & enrolment: HOME HYDROPONICS AHT107]
Home Study Hydroponics Management
"Study the management of commercial hydroponic crops"
Develop your capacity to make informed decisions regarding the management of commercially significant hydroponic crops. This course was developed to cover key issues which have been identified as recurrent problems for many experienced growers. It is suitable for anyone who has either completed hydroponics I, or alternatively, has significant prior experience.
[More info & enrolment: HYDROPONIC MANAGEMENT - HYDROPONICS II (BHT213)]
Distance Learning Hydroponics Course
"A detailed introduction to hydroponics"
Develop a sound understanding of the theory and practice of hydroponics. This is a serious grounding for working in the hydroponic industry and concentrates on the horticulturally valuable crops, such as cut flowers and vegetables.
[More info & enrolment: HYDROPONICS I BHT224 ]