Practical Agronomy | ARTIS - Agri-tech Register and Training for Innovation and Skills

Achieve optimum yield, quality and profit while controlling risks and costs by applying best practice crop specific agronomy techniques

PR01	Best practice agronomy for cereals and oilseed rape	25 Jan, Shropshire 31 Jan, Cambridgeshire
PR02	Profitable growing of combinable pulses	To be scheduled
PR04	Profitable growing of vegetable brassicas	25 Jan, Lincolnshire 01 Feb, Lancashire
PR05	Optimising crop management of carrots and parsnips	To be scheduled
PR06	Optimising crop management of leafy salads	To be scheduled
PR08	Optimising crop management of bulb onions	To be scheduled
PR10	Identification of potato diseases and varieties	To be scheduled
PR11	How to optimise crop management of protected salad crops	To be scheduled
PR12	Benefiting from biofumigants in rotations with vegetable and potato crops	To be scheduled
PR13	Improving potato yields and profitability by measuring and monitoring performance	30 Jan, East Riding of Yorkshire
PR14	Scheduling irrigation to optimise yield and quality in potatoes	31 Jan, East Riding of Yorkshire
PR16	Understanding potato crop growth stages	31 Jan, East Riding of Yorkshire
PR17	Identification of barley varieties from the grain	To be scheduled
PR20	Using precision farming technology for optimal yield, cost and profit	To be scheduled
PR21	An introduction to conducting successful field trials	To be scheduled
PR23	Best practice onion storage	To be scheduled
PR24	Advanced crop management of bulb onions	To be scheduled
PR27	Benefits of cover crops in arable systems	24 Jan, Cambridgeshire