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01/04/2025

Consejo de Colegios de Ingenieros Técnicos Agrícolas

Free training in digital skills related to Agricultural Engineering

With a pre-registration period ending on February 7, the Council of Colleges of Agricultural Technical Engineers has launched a comprehensive training program in digital skills aimed at registered

31/01/2025

Veraliment

Introduction to artificial intelligence for the food sector

Learn how to apply Artificial Intelligence in your daily life Create specific procedures, extract what you need from a new regulation or verify the labeling of your products with Artificial

17/03/2025

CIHEAM Zaragoza

Integrated pest management for sustainable agriculture

Key reasons to attend this course Gain knowledge about various types of pests, including phytophagous insects, plant pathogens, weeds and their impact on agriculture and forestry. Learn about modern

09/04/2025

CNTA

Do you want to know the shelf life of food?

Virtual course, includes individual tasting (pending information)

01/04/2025

Formación Agrónomos

7th edition. QGIS online course applied to Precision Agriculture. Level 1

The course program that we now propose is based on the presentation of a free and open source software known as QGIS. The QGIS program has a series of basic functionalities similar to other GIS programs, but it has very interesting extra functionalities that differentiate it from these and that can either complement the GIS you are currently

30/04/2025

Fundación para la Agricultura del Conocimiento

Sustainable agricultural soil management course for advisors

Sustainable soil use is essential for ensuring long-term agricultural productivity, protecting the environment, and combating climate change. Agricultural soils are exposed to various threats, such as erosion, salinization, and loss of organic matter, which requires that professionals in the sector have up-to-date tools to implement effective

05/05/2025

Gobierno de Canarias

Self-sufficient agriculture

Show the scheme to follow to move from abandoned or unproductive land to cultivated land that allows self-sufficiency, reducing to a minimum the inputs used in the management of the agrarian system.