Training courses

32-hour afternoon stone fruit pruning course. Observations: Courses co-financed by FEADER (85%), Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (3.72%) and Regional Government of Extremadura (11.28%) based on the continuous training programme of the General Directorate of Rural Development contemplated in the RDP of Extremadura, Measure M01 "Actions

Free webinar on new production and management techniques for pomegranates, a fruit tree with great productive potential and adaptability. During this specialized training, tools and strategies will be explored that will help you improve the quality and profitability of your harvest, with a focus on water saving and the efficient use of resources. 🔍

This training activity is aimed at ACQUIRING THE NECESSARY KNOWLEDGE AND KEYS TO THE GLOBALG.AP IFA SCHEME, version 6 and OBTAINING THE NECESSARY KNOWLEDGE AND QUALIFICATION TO CARRY OUT INTERNAL AUDITS OF QMS and handling centres, as well as internal audits of production areas. The GLOBALG.AP Certificate, also known as the Integrated Farm

30-hour online course to learn the general characteristics of the mango plant and varieties. The course shows the planting patterns , the most influential environmental factors in the cultivation, as well as the most important cultural practices (fertilization, irrigation, pruning, phytosanitary treatments, etc.) and special cultivation practices

In this synchronous 5-session ONLINE course, the benefits of plant covers in pome fruit crops, olive groves, almond trees, citrus trees and vineyards will be explained . Sessions: 03 October | 16:00 h - 18:30 h | Session I. Vegetative covers in pome fruit. 17 October | 16:00 h - 18:30 h | Session II. Vegetative covers in olive growing. October 22 |

The objective of this training is to know the basic principles of pruning fruit trees, paying special attention to the consequences that we generate with each type of cut. Thus, the types of pruning that exist in pome and stone fruit trees will be addressed, depending on their type of formation and vegetative state. PROGRAM: Morphology and