AGRC2002 - Regenerative Agronomy (2020)

Not currently available in 2020

Introduces students to the principles of regenerative agronomy. Students learn how to manage plants and animals in the context of regenerative agronomy. Ecologically based pest, weed and disease management is examined.  Agronomic monitoring systems are explored.

• Regenerative agronomic principles
• Comparing conventional and regenerative approaches to agronomy
• Managing soil health and constraints in the context of regenerative agronomy
• Understanding the agronomic environment (landscape context)
• Managing plants and animals from a regenerative agronomy perspective
• Ecological management of pests, weeds and diseases
• Monitoring regenerative agronomic systems

Learning outcomes

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