Training courses

Training Certificate issued by INEA-University School of Agricultural Technical Engineering. Goals Understanding the main variables that can influence organic olive growing Understanding the cultural operations; planting, irrigation, fertilization, pruning, soil maintenance, phytosanitary program and harvesting in the organic olive grove. Knowing

The European Commission has placed environmental protection in general, and the development of the organic production sector in particular, at the heart of its policies through the European Green Deal and its Biodiversity and Farm to Fork Strategies. It has set a target of having 25% of Europe's utilized agricultural area (UAA) certified under

The organic production sector is a constantly growing sector that demands trained professionals capable of managing farms according to the established regulations. Through this course, students will learn about organic production, the steps in the certification process, current regulations and guidelines, and the practices applicable to this

In this course you will learn the legal requirements for labeling fruits, vegetables and other produce, both fresh and packaged, including preserves, jams, etc. It will cover everything from mandatory food information for consumers, in accordance with Regulation 1169/2011, to specific aspects related to the fruit and vegetable sector. You will gain

The aim of this course is to provide an overview of the regulation of organic agricultural production and the basic foundations of this type of production. COORDINATOR: Cecilia Bretal Koenig bzn-Plan-Formacion@mapa.es OBJECTIVES: To improve the training in organic farming of technicians who work directly with the agricultural sector. To offer an

Training aimed at all those seeking to acquire specific skills and knowledge that will allow them to guarantee the quality and safety of dairy products, as well as comply with current industry regulations: Dairy professionals: People who already work in the dairy industry, such as operators, supervisors or managers, who seek to improve their

Addressed to... Professionals in the dairy industry, and all those interested in acquiring knowledge related to the technology and production of yogurts and fermented milks. Goals To understand the physicochemical and microbiological characteristics of yogurts and fermented milks and to analyze the manufacturing procedures, relating the necessary

Content: Food Classification: This module provides a comprehensive analysis of food classification from various perspectives, including nutritional composition, product nature (fresh, processed, preserved, etc.), and origin (animal, vegetable, mineral). It delves into the fundamental food categories, such as primary foods (fruits, vegetables, meats

Content: Introduction: This module provides an overview of the importance of animal health and management practices in animal production, establishing the relationship between animal health, food safety, and the overall well-being of consumers. The theoretical and practical foundations related to animal health, its impact on productivity, the

Training Certificate issued by INEA-University School of Agricultural Engineering. Content: Introduction and Regulations: This module provides a detailed technical and regulatory overview of the legal and regulatory frameworks governing livestock farming, both nationally and internationally. Regulations related to food safety, animal welfare

Training Certificate issued by INEA-University School of Agricultural Engineering. Content: Concepts, Foundations and Precedents in the Garden: Introduction and Regulations in Organic Agriculture: This section will explore the fundamental principles that guide organic agriculture, based on respect for ecosystems and the use of sustainable practices

Training Certificate issued by INEA-University School of Agricultural Engineering. Content: Introduction: This section will provide an overview of the importance of olive growing, highlighting its economic, ecological, and cultural relevance. The fundamental principles of plant protection in olive groves will be addressed, emphasizing the need to