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Chemical Applicator Fall Fertilizer& VRT Application
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Covers the following topic areas: Dry Fertilizer Formulations and Identification Basics of Fertilizer Prescriptions VRT Basics of Dry Fertilizer Application.
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Chemical Applicator Maintenance
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This course will examine the repairs, maintenance and cleanout procedures needed for commercial applicator equipment. Included in this will be welding skills and hydraulic and hose repairs. Students will also learn maintenance of machines, including but not limited to, wheel seals, motors, and grease points. Cleanout procedures, chemical gumming and mixing issues, nozzle care, and equipment audits will be emphasized.
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Chemical Applicator Product Costs & Liability Concerns
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Chemical Labels, what are they & what is their purpose? Chemical drift & inversion education. Tank clean-out importance between products, nozzle selection importance (basics).
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Chemical Applicator Spraying Process
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This session is designed to spend time working with the applicator simulator. Students will learn spraying process from customer order to final billing. Learn the proper way to spray and select the appropriate tip.
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Farm Equipment Operation
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In this experiential course, students will perform tasks associated with successful agriculture production on-site at the Northeast Community College Farm. Students will learn how to safely operate and maneuver common farm machinery and equipment, including as many of the following as possible: tractor and implement, skid steer, combine, UTV, pickup and trailer (bumper hitch and gooseneck), center pivot irrigation, or others as available. This class will be beneficial in preparing students for an internship or employment in an agricultural setting.
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Introduction to Electronics
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Study electronic systems used in farm equipment including microprocessors, sensors, monitors, controllers, emergency shutdown systems and GPS systems. Includes operation, testing and diagnostics.