English title:
Principles of crop production
Course ID:
951104
ECTS credits:
3,0
Title in native language:
Pflanzenbau
Pflanzenbau
Term Semester:
Autumn/Winter
Instruction language(s):
German
Course content:
- Definition "crop production" and its role in rural landscape
- History of crop production and agronomic science
- Germination and crop establishment
- Effects of radiation, CO2 and water on dry matter production
- Crop morphology, development and yield production
- Intra- and interspecific competition
- Effects of crop husbandry on dry matter production
- Effects of crop production on the environment
- Crop production on the farm: fodder production, organic fertilizers and crop rotations
- Comparison of different cropping systems
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- History of crop production and agronomic science
- Germination and crop establishment
- Effects of radiation, CO2 and water on dry matter production
- Crop morphology, development and yield production
- Intra- and interspecific competition
- Effects of crop husbandry on dry matter production
- Effects of crop production on the environment
- Crop production on the farm: fodder production, organic fertilizers and crop rotations
- Comparison of different cropping systems
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Expected previous knowledge:
Minimum requirements are biology, physics and mathematics on Matura level,<br>more detailed knowledge of plant biology/botany will be helpful.<br>.
Learning outcomes:
The students acquire knowledge about the preconditions for crop production and the basics of crop husbandry, mainly for field crops in temperate climates, including environmental side effects.
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Exam method:
Written exam is standard procedure of examination,
in case of preference or of a short-termed need for exam an individual oral exam can be arranged.
in case of preference or of a short-termed need for exam an individual oral exam can be arranged.
Organisation: University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Vienna
Country:
Austria
Acronym:
BOKU
ERASMUS+ code:
A WIEN03
Teaching period summer semester:
22. Feb 2021 - 30. Sep 2021
Teaching period winter semester:
13. Oct 2020 - 21. Feb 2021
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