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Description

Irrigated Cropping Systems sets the foundation for managing crops under irrigation. Agronomics and economics of introducing irrigation are discussed.

The course is divided into four sections/modules. Each section is intended to take between 2-4 hours to complete. The intent is that one section/module is completed per week but you are free to adjust the timing for completion to fit your schedule. You will need to complete all sections and quizzes indicated on the Canvas course page, to complete the course.

Learner Outcomes

After completing the module learners will:

  • Understand agronomic options and challenges associated with irrigated crop production
  • Be able to articulate differences between farm management in dry-land and irrigated production
  • Be able to customize agronomic decisions based on various constraints (environment, soil type, water source, distribution method, etc.)
  • Describe agronomic risks and strategies for limiting those risks in crop selection, for disease management, fertility, etc.
  • Be able to evaluate key economic decisions

 

Course 5 - Required for Irrigation Agronomy stream.

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Section Title
Course 5 - Irrigated Cropping Systems
Section Schedule
Date and Time TBA
Location
  • Online Platform - Canvas
Delivery Options
Online Platform - Canvas  
Course Fee(s)
Registration Fee non-credit $300.00
Drop Request Deadline
5 days after enrollment
Transfer Request Deadline
No transfer request allowed after enrollment
Section Notes

Canvas Platform - You can access and view your courses, including upcoming ones you are registered for, on your Canvas Course page https//canvas.usask.ca/courses.  Access this page by logging in with your University of Saskatchewan NSID and password. 

Cancellation Policy - Cancellation must be received within 5 days of registration and will be subject to a $35.00 + tax administration fee.  

If you have any questions about the courses, please contact irrigation@usask.ca.

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