E-Learning & Certification of almond curry, was created to familiarize people with almonds. Almond is one of the woody plants are perennial perennials that are often seen as trees and in wild species as shrubs. The height of almond trees reaches 6-8 meters, but in rainy conditions, the trees grow little and rarely reach this height. Almond is a tree that grows well in Mediterranean climate and in areas with hot and dry summers and mild winters. But almonds are grown in regions with cold winters to meet its cold needs.

Environmental requirements of almonds:

Climate: Favorable environmental conditions are necessary for success in almond cultivation. Temperature is the most important climatic factor for almond cultivation. Almonds need moderate winter cold for uniform germination in spring (100-500 hours of temperature less than 7 degrees Celsius). Its resistance to winter cold is moderate. (Less than peaches) Almond flowers open earlier in spring than other fruits except hazelnuts. Therefore, they are very sensitive to late spring cold. Almonds need 6-8 months of growing season to produce their fruit, and they need hot and dry weather in summer. Soil: The most suitable soil for almonds are loamy soils. But due to the fact that almond trees are often planted in infertile soils. Therefore, soil analysis should be done before planting to determine the nutrient deficiency. Leaf decomposition is also useful for determining the amount and type of nutrients in the soil. Planting: Seed seedlings or transplanted one-year or multi-year seedlings that have mature wood and healthy roots. They are planted in autumn and winter. For this purpose, soils prepared with organic fertilizers are more suitable. The best planting time is between early November and early December. The planting distance of the trees varies depending on the type of variety, root, soil fertility and irrigation system. It seems that the planting distance of 5 x 5 meters is the best distance for transplanted cultivars on the seed peach or almond peach base. Preparations before planting. Before planting almond trees, an effective windbreak should be created. Irrigation: Irrigation is one of the most important operations of almond trees and it improves growth and increases yield because the amount of rain in the summer season in almond cultivation areas is not enough, the quality of irrigation is also very important, water that contains a large amount It is salt, especially in shallow clay soils, it should not be used for irrigation. Almond trees should not be irrigated with rainwater because almond leaves are very sensitive to salt. Common methods of irrigation in almond trees are surface irrigation and drip irrigation. Drip irrigation is usually used in uneven lands.

Course Titles virtual learning Almond work:

• Managing almond orchards
• Building almond orchards
• Irrigation and nutrition of almond orchards
• Analysis of almond pests and diseases
• Proper pruning of almond trees
• Grafting operations in almond trees
• Almond harvesting
• Processing and packing of almonds

Prerequisites of the almond curry course:

[list_negative] This course does not require special prerequisites. And the course is taught from the ground up. [/list_negative]