CRC Irrigation Futures
Training

CRCIF offers courses that are designed to improve the knowledge of skills of people working in the irrigation industry:

All courses are:

  • Developed and delivered by experienced presenters
  • Backed up with quality technical information
  • Based on world class research

Courses currently available are listed in the table below. Click on the relevant links for more information.

Title Details Download Date
Flow Measurement (Metering) MasterClass
more info 13 Jan 2010
Solutes Masterclass
more info 21 Jan 2009
Evapotranspiration Master Class
more info 21 Jan 2009
Travelling Irrigator Course
more info 21 Dec 2007
Irrigation TBL - Sustainability reporting for urban irrigation
more info 21 Dec 2007
Pivots and Laterals
more info 21 Dec 2007



Background

The CRCIF Training Program transfers our research outcomes to expand the professional skill base of the irrigation industry.

Training courses are developed from research projects and are suitable for:
Researchers

  • Advisors
  • Farmers
  • Irrigation operators
  • Undergraduate and postgraduate students

The activities in this program will:

  • Improve the skills and knowledge of people in the irrigation industry to increase their receptiveness of, and responsiveness to, new knowledge and technologies
  • Enhance the value to Australia of CRCIF graduate researchers
  • Facilitate collaboration between industry stakeholders, government bodies and appropriate education and training providers
The combination of research excellence and industry knowledge will provide education and training of scientific quality and industry relevance. Learning events will be presented in response to demand and will be drawn from the research and education activities under way.

By working with its partner organisations, the CRCIF will be able to guide and direct the development and delivery of educational and training activity relevant to the current and future needs of the irrigation community.

 

 

What’s New
TECHNICAL REPORT: Understanding the Water Cycle of the South Creek Catchment in Western Sydney - Part I
One Water Many Futures, June 2010 Irrigation Conference
Solutes MasterClass, 13 – 14 April
NEW ARTICLE: Food Needs 'Dramatic' New Path to Sustainability
Highlights 2009
INFLO

Dr Avril Horne wins Directors Award

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New Journal Articles

Physiological response of cotton to a root...
Assessing social acceptability of management...
Exporting large volumes of municipal sewage...
Magnetic treatment of irrigation water: Its...
Improving crop growth simulation in the hydrologic...
Suggestions for improving agriculture and...

 
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