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This webinar introduces data-driven irrigation and nutrient scheduling with SWAN Systems, using crop water requirements, fertilizer plans, water tests, and remote sensing to guide application. It also covers recording inputs, checking model estimates against field measurements, and troubleshooting.
Syllabus
Introduction
Swan
Reporting
Fertilizer Management
Water Test Results
Nutrient uptake curves
Troubleshooting
Recording Fertilizers
Health Index
Questions
Remote Sensing
Mark Dial
Peter Hayes
Jeremy Lo
Rob Brydon
Wayne Meyer
Andre Sierra Miller
Conclusion
Taught by
Australian Water School
Reviews
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This course was very useful and informative. I gained a better understanding of irrigation and water management concepts. The course content was easy to understand and helped me improve my practical knowledge. I would recommend this course to students and learners interested in agriculture and irrigation.
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Good to learn new knowledge and very helpful excellent teaching and easly understanding use those who look new skill in irrigation
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Lot of valuable information on this course the things I didn't know much of made it easy to understand what you are learning about irrigation.
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Very insightful course
In dept and very well explained
Helped me learn advanced level irrigation system and water sprinklers -
The "Next Generation Irrigation Management" webinar provided valuable insights into the future of irrigation practices. It was well-structured, expertly presented, and covered a wide range of topics relevant to the field. I highly recommend this webinar to anyone involved in agriculture, or water management, or those interested in learning about the advancements in irrigation technology and their potential impact on food production and environmental sustainability.