Certificate in Organic Gardening

Organic Gardening

Organic gardening is an practice of growing plants without using synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, or genetically modified organisms (GMOs). The certification assess you on using natural methods to cultivate crops and maintain soil health, like composting, crop rotation, and companion planting. Organic gardening encourages biodiversity and the use of eco-friendly practices to protect the environment.

In organic gardening, soil health is important, involves soil nurturing with organic matter like compost, manure, and mulch for beneficial microbes growth. Natural pest control methods are used , like using predatory insects or organic sprays, over synthetic chemicals.
Why is Organic Gardening important?

• Attests to your knowledge in soil health and fertility
• Globally recognized certificate
• Shows your expertise in plant selection and care
• Authenticates your knowledge in pest and disease management
• Assess understanding of organic garden design and layout
• Validates your understanding of organic certification standards and regulations

Who should take the Organic Gardening Exam?

• Organic Farm Manager
• Horticulturist
• Sustainable Agriculture Consultant
• Garden Center Associate
• Organic Gardening Educator
• Landscape Designer (with a focus on organic methods)
• Agricultural Technician
• Nursery Manager
• Garden Coach/Consultant
• Community Garden Organizer
• Urban Farmer
• Environmental Educator
• Food Security Specialist
• Organic Product Seller (Farmer’s Markets, CSA Programs)
• Permaculture Designer
• Agricultural Extension Officer
• Organic Produce Inspector
• Agronomist (specializing in organic farming)
• Soil Health Specialist
• Organic Certification Officer

Organic Gardening Certification Course Outline
The course outline for Organic Gardening certification is as below -