E-Learning & Certification on the management of nutrition and fertility of medicinal plants, has been created to fully familiarize people with the fertility and preparation of soil nutrition of medicinal plants. Fertile soil: It is a soil that can provide all the nutritional needs of a medicinal plant during growth, and this is if the temperature, humidity and other factors are suitable. Nutrients, with their effect on vegetative and reproductive growth of plants, cause changes in product performance and affect the quantity and quality of effective ingredients.

Soil fertility:

Another important factor of soil fertility is soil management. Soil management includes the use of available knowledge, techniques and facilities for crop production. In short, water limitation or weather conditions reduce the ability of soils to produce crops. Poor management, the presence of weeds, soil compaction and erosion and other factors, even with the presence of soil fertility, lead to a decrease in production efficiency. While in soils with average fertility, applying proper management increases crop production efficiency. Therefore, by considering the effective factors in soil fertility as well as the correct management of nutrients, it is possible to increase the production efficiency. Factors such as the use of modified cultivars, management of nutrients (soil fertility), management of pest control, water and soil protection, and correct implementation of agricultural operations, help to increase yield. Increasing product productivity is directly related to the development and application of fertilizers and pesticides. Without effective and efficient management of soil fertility, more land will be needed to maintain the level of production. Therefore, producers should use advanced technologies to increase productivity. Regardless of the sustainability of agricultural products, it is necessary to have quality food and be free of heavy elements and chemical toxins. Also, their production should not have bad effects on the environment.

Course Titles virtual learning Nutrition and fertility management of medicinal plants:

• Soil fertility
• Ecological knowledge and plant nutrition and fertility indicators Pharmaceutical
• Fertilizers, nutrients and elements
• Soil cultivation
• Structure and content of organic matter
• Nutrition

Prerequisites for the medicinal plant nutrition and fertility management course:

[list_negative] This course does not require special prerequisites and the course is taught from the basics. [/list_negative]