Continuing Education for Nutrient Management
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Agricultural Programs
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- Beginning Farmer Program
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- Delaware Soil Testing Program
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Horticulture
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Nutrient Management
- Nutrient Management Certification
- Continuing Education for Nutrient Management
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- Commercial Nutrient Handler Resources
- Poultry Litter and Manure Management
- Turf Management
- Agriculture Notebook
- Horticulture Handbook
- Agriculture & Horticulture Handbooks
- Crop Production
- Soil Fertility
- Delaware Climate Change Coordination Initiative (DECCCI)
- Salt Impacted Agricultural Lands
Guidelines for continuing education
If you are certified by the Delaware Nutrient Management Program you will need to attend programs that offer continuing education credits to maintain your certification. The number of continuing education credits that you need depends on your level of certification:
| Certification Level | Certification Length | Credits Needed During a Certification Period |
Month Certification Expires |
| Nutrient Generator | 3 years | 6 | May |
| Private Nutrient Handler | 3 years | 6 | May |
| Commercial Nutrient Handler | 3 years | 6 | May |
| Nutrient Consultant | 1 year | 5 | December |
You should know...
- Credits do not carry over from one certification period to the next.
- You can only receive credit for a course once during a certification period.
- Credits are available via traditional face-to-face programs or online.
Manage your credits
for Delaware Nutrient Management Continuing Education
This form is for use by individuals seeking credit for a past program or a program you, an individual certified by the Delaware Nutrient Management Program, attended that was not pre-approved for Delaware Nutrient Management continuing education credits (CEUs).
This form is for use by program organizers seeking Delaware Nutrient Management Continuing Education Credits for upcoming programs only.
Get credit opportunities in your email!
Click the button below to identify your preferred Delaware Nutrient Management Continuing Education email list(s). These content specific email lists will be used to provide information on upcoming educational opportunities being offered for Delaware Nutrient Management Continuing Education credits. Personal information collected with this survey will not be shared outside the UD Nutrient Management Program.
Email nutrient-management@udel.edu if you need further assistance.
Online Self-paced Programs
Due to the temporary suspension of in-person programming, the nutrient management team has been working hard to expand the opportunities for online continuing education credits.
View self-paced credit opportunities >
Traditional Programs
Traditional programs may be offered virtually or in-person through either the University of Delaware Cooperative Extension service or one of our various partners.
UD Extension Programs
Partner programs
Have questions? Reach out to Hilary Gibson (Nutrient Management Program Coordinator) at hgibson@udel.edu.
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