Crop Management
Rotation, inputs and scouting — the season-long calls that decide what the ground gives back.
Certification Courses · Fargo, North Dakota
Five tracks. One operation: yours.
Certification courses in crop management, precision agriculture, livestock production, farm business planning and sustainable practices — built for the people who run the ground.
The Tool Wall
Each track is a stand-alone certification. Take the one your operation is asking for, or work the wall until the set is complete.
Rotation, inputs and scouting — the season-long calls that decide what the ground gives back.
Guidance, variable rate and field records. Put the data you already collect to work in the field.
Forage, herd health and handling. A production plan that fits your ground and your labor.
Costs, risk and margin. Know what a bushel really costs you before the next input bill lands.
Cover, conserve and keep the ground working season after season — without giving up yield to do it.
Field session — stand counts and soil
The Institute
Prairie Grain Institute builds its tracks around working operations. No lecture halls and no theory for its own sake — just the practices that hold up when the season turns on you.
Tell us what you grow, raise and manage. The track follows the farm, not the other way around.
Sessions are grounded in the realities of a working operation, with the equipment you already run.
Leave with a credential that says you know the work — not just the words for it.
Enrollment
Tell us which certification you are after and a little about your operation. We will follow up with the enrollment information for that track.
In the rows