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Soil Fertility and Plant Nutrition

R1200,00

This soil fertility and plant nutrition course covers everything you need to know to improve soil health and optimise crop production. It includes practical guidance on nutrient management, soil utilisation, fertilisation practices, and identifying plant deficiencies. The course also introduces sustainable soil management strategies to support long-term productivity.

Aligned to Unit Standard 116311 at NQF Level 4 (Credits: 3).

Available in English, Afrikaans, Zulu, Xhosa and Sesotho.

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Description

Soil Fertility and Plant Nutrition

Course Overview

This soil fertility and plant nutrition course provides learners with the knowledge and practical skills required to manage soil health and implement effective plant nutrition programmes in agricultural systems. It focuses on how soil fertility influences plant growth, crop yields, and long-term sustainability.

Learners will explore how to develop soil utilisation plans, apply fertilisation practices, and identify nutrient deficiencies in crops. This soil fertility and plant nutrition course also covers methods used to improve soil quality and maintain productive farmland. By the end of the course, learners will be equipped to make informed decisions that optimise crop production and support sustainable farming practices.

The course is QCTO accredited.

This ensures nationally recognised, industry-aligned agricultural training.

Aligned to Unit Standard 116311 at NQF Level 4 (Credits: 3).


Specific Outcomes Covered in This Learner Guide

Upon completion of this course, the learner will be able to:

Specific Outcome What You Will Learn
Outcome 1 Understand the principles of soil fertility and plant nutrition in crop production
Outcome 2 Identify essential macro and micronutrients required for plant growth
Outcome 3 Evaluate soil properties and their impact on plant development and yield
Outcome 4 Develop soil utilisation plans for efficient land and resource management
Outcome 5 Identify visual symptoms of nutrient deficiencies in crops
Outcome 6 Apply appropriate fertilisation practices to improve soil fertility
Outcome 7 Implement soil improvement techniques such as organic amendments and soil conditioning
Outcome 8 Monitor soil fertility levels and adjust nutrient programmes accordingly
Outcome 9 Apply sustainable soil management practices to maintain long-term productivity
Outcome 10 Improve crop performance and yield through effective plant nutrition strategies

AGRISETA Accreditation is under the name Nosa Agricultural Services. Service provider code AGRI/c prov/0459/13

Who Should Enroll

Crop farmers and agricultural entrepreneurs; Farm managers responsible for soil and crop management; Agricultural workers involved in plant production; Students pursuing agricultural qualifications

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