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(latest NCVER data)Soil health and plant nutrition programs bring together soil condition, plant requirements and production objectives to guide practical nutrient and soil-management decisions. This unit gives RTOs an advanced horticulture option for learners who need to design integrated programs rather than simply apply predetermined treatments.
Learners develop skills in analysing soil and plant information, interpreting test results, identifying soil-health and nutrition requirements, selecting management strategies, preparing implementation schedules and establishing monitoring methods.
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These AHCPCM406 RTO training materials give your team a prepared base for higher-level soil and nutrition planning, with room to adapt examples to local production conditions. Purchase RTO materials to reduce development time across learner and assessment documentation.
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Developing a soil health and plant nutrition program requires workers to interpret soil and plant information and convert it into an integrated management approach. AHCPCM406 Develop a soil health and plant nutrition program focuses on assessment, planning and monitoring of soil and nutrient strategies.
The unit addresses five core areas:
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