HORT2201 Vegetable Production
Study the fundamental principles of vegetable production, including the benefits and importance of vegetables, types and characteristics of vegetable crops, environmental factors affecting production, cultivation and crop management in open fields and greenhouses, harvesting and postharvest management, and sustainable vegetable production practices.
What You Will Learn
Course details
This course focuses on the principles and processes of vegetable production, beginning with the benefits and importance of vegetable crops, different types and botanical characteristics of vegetables, and environmental factors influencing plant growth and productivity.
The course explores vegetable cultivation and crop management in both open-field and greenhouse production systems. Topics include environmental management, crop maintenance, and the management of factors affecting vegetable production. It also covers harvesting principles, postharvest handling, and sustainable vegetable production systems.
Learners will gain an understanding of the entire vegetable production process, from crop selection and production planning to field management, crop maintenance, harvesting, and postharvest handling. The knowledge gained can be applied to improve vegetable quality, production efficiency, and sustainable agricultural practices.
Instructor
- Closing Date 17 May 2027 Time 16:00
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Please finish learning before the date and time shown — when the course closes, the classroom is cleared and your learning history for this round ends (certificates already issued remain valid).
- Instructor Assistant Professor At Ajchariyamontri
- Level Beginner
- Duration 4 hr. 20 m
- Lessons 7 Lessons
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Certificates NoneThis course does not issue a certificate — when you complete it, the system will issue a Learning Completion Record with a public verify link you can submit to your instructor as proof.
- Category Agricultural Technology
- Learners 1