Training courses

80-hour online course that offers participants knowledge about organic production and guidelines for advice on European regulation on organic production, food certification processes and self-control systems for organic companies under EU standards. PROGRAM | REGISTRATION | INFORMATION and CONTACT, 34608812946 and formacion@ecovalia.org

Specialized 50-hour course that addresses various aspects related to savings and efficiency in the Andalusian agricultural sector: tractor, agricultural work, livestock facilities, nitrogen fertilization, irrigation, greenhouses, waste management and agribusiness. PROGRAM | APPLICATION deadline until 03/25/2024 | INFORMATION and QUESTIONS at

25-hour in-person course on the management of agricultural and livestock waste and by-products through composting: basic principles and phases of the composting process. PROGRAM | PLACE: CIFEA in Torre Pacheco, Murcia

The objective of the 10-hour in-person course is to introduce farmers and ranchers, young farmers and ranchers, forest owners, other land managers and SMEs in rural areas of the Region of Murcia, the concept of conditionality in the areas of the environment, good agricultural and environmental conditions, public and phytosanitary health, animal

10-hour in-person course that aims to train and familiarize sector technicians with the results of analyzes on soil, water and fertilizers provided to the facilities to carry out nitrogen balance calculations and doses of nitrogen to be provided in the plots taking into account the implementation of the new technology that exists in this regard

80-hour online training for professionals who wish to manage a farm in organic production, which aims to offer the necessary knowledge to be able to manage a farm in organic production. PROGRAM | REGISTRATION | INFORMATION and CONTACT, 34955018961 and formacion@ecovalia.org

The recovery of viticultural diversity can be a key element when facing processes of change in our vineyards, such as, for example, in adapting to organic viticulture or in the strategy against climate change. Specific examples of pilot projects in our area will be shared.

The objective of this online course of the Virtual Campus of the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food is to offer an overview of the regulation of organic agricultural production, and the basic foundations of this type of production. INSCRIPTION

COURSE PRESENTATION Explosions are a risk in the agri-food industry, although they occur infrequently, when they do occur they have catastrophic consequences. Identification and classification in these risk areas is necessary. Facilities where flammable or combustible substances are handled are susceptible to the risk of forming ATEX explosive

Key reasons to attend this course Get deep insights into the complex challenges surrounding the WEFE nexus in Mediterranean irrigated agriculture and its implications for food security and nature preservation Understand the nature and complexities of trade-offs between WEFE components in a changing environment Analyze the energy implications of

Reasons to attend the course Obtain up-to-date knowledge of international processes for notification, elimination of GHG emissions and C removal in agriculture; Gain a better understanding of the sources and factors that control GHG emissions and carbon sequestration in cropping systems; Have an overview of state-of-the-art methods for measuring

COURSE PRESENTATION The agri-food system is one of the main sectors responsible for environmental degradation. Today, it is the largest user of freshwater globally: agriculture accounts for 70% of the world's extracted freshwater. The food system is also responsible for between 21% and 37% of total greenhouse gas emissions. The water footprint and

Only for students from the Valencian Community with links to the agri-food sector The word sustainability has gone, in just a few years, from being used in very restricted circles to being used profusely in the media and in our conversations. It is applied in all areas of society, as reflected by the fact that even the UN has established the 17

Water Footprint in the Agri-Food Sector. What is it, how to calculate it and why is it calculated? Goals: Obtain a good knowledge of the methodologies, sources of information and applicable tools for calculating the water footprint Learn to calculate the water footprint of an agri-food product Teaching dates: December 1, 7, 12, 15 and 19 PREFERENCE