Crop Production Technologies | AGN 7006
Dates: Jan. 12 - March 20, 2026
Cost: $899 + GST
Prerequisites: Agronomy Certificate Level 1
Delivery Method: Online
In this course, you will become acquainted with precision agriculture and how it is used in agriculture in Western Canada. Learn to analyze equipment its use and its application in precision agriculture. Learn to evaluate the benefits of applying precision agriculture techniques.
Integrated Pest Management | AGN 7042
Dates: Jan. 12 - March 20, 2026
Cost: $899 + GST
Prerequisites: Agronomy Certificate Level 1
Delivery Method: Online
Students will study the application of integrated pest management strategies in western Canadian field crops. The learners will summarize and assess pest management strategies as well as develop pesticide recommendations for selected examples.
Soil, Water & Fertility Management | AGN 7043
Dates: Sept. 2 - Nov. 7, 2025
Cost: $899 + GST + Textbook
Prerequisites: Agronomy Certificate Level 1
Delivery Method: Online
Students in this course will study the negative effects of agricultural practices on soil and water resources and discuss management practices to minimize environmental impact. They will also investigate advanced practices in fertility management and the development of fertilizer recommendations.
Textbook Required: Western Fertilizer Handbook 10th Edition, Western Plant Health Association | ISBN 978-1-57766-679-0
Cost: $79.95 + GST
Crop Diagnostics | AGN 7005
Dates: Oct. 6 - Dec. 12, 2025
Cost: $899 + GST
Prerequisites: Agronomy Certificate Level 1
Delivery Method: Online
Build upon the skills and knowledge that you have gained while taking the Agronomy Level II Certificate courses. You will demonstrate the ability to use proper field scouting techniques, make a diagnosis and delivery suitable client recommendations.
Crop Management and Planning | AGN 7044
Dates: Oct. 6 - Dec. 12, 2025
Cost: $899 + GST
Prerequisites: Agronomy Certificate Level 1
Delivery Method: Online
This course is designed to advance your knowledge of integrated crop and financial planning by examining the challenges of crop production in Western Canada and establishing strategies to address them. Students will identify the environmental limitations and financial costs associated with crop production and learn how to budget and address risks to construct a profitable crop plan.