E-Learning & Certification of mulberry seedling production has been created to familiarize people with mulberry seedlings. Berry is one of the trees that can live more than 200 or 300 years. This tree is found in most countries of the world. Seedlings and young mulberry trees have orange skin in winter. Mulberry tree planting can be done in different regions of the world. Because this tree grows in different climates. Its height can reach 25 meters. Some berry trees give flowers but these flowers do not bear fruit. Such trees are practically ornamental and their shade is mostly used. An example of these ornamental berries can be seen in Saadabad Palace.

Methods of mulberry seedling production:

+ Asexual reproduction (seeding): wood (wood) leafy (Semi-wooden) This method is not used. Cutting + Sexual reproduction (seeding): In this method, the mulberry fruit is planted in the treasury and after 8 months, it is transferred to the main land. do These seedlings do not grow well and this method is not recommended.

Ecological needs of mulberry:

Irrigation: All mulberry species require a lot of water in the places where they are planted, they should receive at least 600 mm of rain annually, uniformly throughout the year. year so that artificial irrigation is not needed. Seedlings need more water at the beginning of cultivation and when they are young, and they should be watered once or twice a week, but gradually as the trees age, their water needs decrease. In low water areas, old trees should be watered at least once every 10 to 15 days. Soil: Loamy sandy soils are very suitable for the growth of mulberry trees. Mixing the soil with decayed plant materials such as leaves, i.e. humus, allows the soil to breathe and the bacteria present in it allow more and better interactions. to give Lands that are not permeable to water and retain moisture for a long time and are crossed are absolutely not suitable for planting mulberry trees. Also, mulberries should not be planted in soils that are closed and cracked due to sunlight. In clay soils where air permeability is low (cold soils), the growth of mulberry trees is irregular and very slow. The mulberry tree shows good growth in neutral soils, so it can be considered as one of the neutral-friendly plants. The best pH for it is between 6 and 7.

Course Titles virtual learning Production of mulberry seedlings:

• Choosing the right variety for production
• Propagating mulberries by seed method
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• Propagation of berries by cutting method
• Propagation of berries by grafting method
• Propagation of berries by sleeping method
• Nursery care and maintenance
• Harvesting, packaging and transfer of seedlings

Prerequisites for the mulberry seedling production course:

[list_negative] This course does not require special prerequisites and the course is Basic training is provided. [/list_negative]