Course ID: PST101 | Credits: 8 PDH | Format: PDF
Publication Source: US NRCS
Course Description: Offers engineering guidance for planning, designing, and managing composting operations, including thermal dynamics, moisture control, and environmental protection considerations.S
Publication Source: US NRCS
Course Description: Offers engineering guidance for planning, designing, and managing composting operations, including thermal dynamics, moisture control, and environmental protection considerations.S
Course ID: GEH101 | Credits: 5 PDH | Format: PDF
Publication Source: Originally developed content from Cadistics Courseware
Course Overview: Examines engineered horticulture principles, focusing on soil systems, irrigation design, drainage, structural supports, environmental controls, and integration of horticultural systems within built environments.
Publication Source: Originally developed content from Cadistics Courseware
Course Overview: Examines engineered horticulture principles, focusing on soil systems, irrigation design, drainage, structural supports, environmental controls, and integration of horticultural systems within built environments.
Course ID: ISD101 | Credits: 8 PDH | Format: PDF
Publication Source: USDA NRCS
Course Description: Presents comprehensive strategies for irrigation system planning and design across various agricultural and horticultural applications, addressing hydraulics, soil types, and water conservation.
Publication Source: USDA NRCS
Course Description: Presents comprehensive strategies for irrigation system planning and design across various agricultural and horticultural applications, addressing hydraulics, soil types, and water conservation.
Course ID: FER101 | Credits: 6 PDH | Format: PDF
Publication Source: Soil Science Extension, NCSU
Course Description: Examines the chemical, biological, and physical properties that affect soil fertility, including nutrient cycles, amendment strategies, and diagnostic techniques.
Publication Source: Soil Science Extension, NCSU
Course Description: Examines the chemical, biological, and physical properties that affect soil fertility, including nutrient cycles, amendment strategies, and diagnostic techniques.
Course ID: SPW101 | Credits: 5 PDH | Format: PDF
Publication Source: USDA CSC
Course Description: Discusses the interactions between soil composition, plant uptake, and water application techniques, with a focus on optimizing irrigation scheduling and crop yield.
Publication Source: USDA CSC
Course Description: Discusses the interactions between soil composition, plant uptake, and water application techniques, with a focus on optimizing irrigation scheduling and crop yield.
Course ID: ABP101 | Credits: 1 PDH | Format: PDF
Publication Source: USDA NRCS
Course Description: Provides a summary of air pollutants generated from agricultural activities, including dust, ammonia, methane, and their regulatory and environmental implications.
Publication Source: USDA NRCS
Course Description: Provides a summary of air pollutants generated from agricultural activities, including dust, ammonia, methane, and their regulatory and environmental implications.
Course ID: HYP101 | Credits: 3 PDH | Format: PDF
Publication Source: Originally developed content from Cadistics Courseware
Course Description: Focuses on the practical design, nutrient control, and engineering layout of small to mid-scale hydroponic systems for commercial or controlled-environment applications.
Course ID: VFF101 | Credits: 8 PDH | Format: PDF
Publication Source: Originally developed content from Cadistics Courseware
Course Overview: Reviews the engineered aspects of vertical farming facilities, including structural loading, environmental control systems, lighting integration, water management, and operational efficiency.
Publication Source: Originally developed content from Cadistics Courseware
Course Overview: Reviews the engineered aspects of vertical farming facilities, including structural loading, environmental control systems, lighting integration, water management, and operational efficiency.
Course ID: HEP101 | Credits: 4 PDH | Format: PDF
Publication Source: Cadistics Courseware
Course Overview: Introduces hardscape engineering principles, addressing material selection, structural design, drainage considerations, constructability, and long-term performance of paved and landscaped structural elements.
Publication Source: Cadistics Courseware
Course Overview: Introduces hardscape engineering principles, addressing material selection, structural design, drainage considerations, constructability, and long-term performance of paved and landscaped structural elements.