Training courses

Training in carbon footprint calculation This course is aimed at people interested in the environment, professionals in the public or private sector, sustainability technicians, and students seeking specialization in a high-demand employment area; therefore, it is necessary to learn: Methods for calculating the carbon footprint of products

Learn what a carbon footprint is, and which calculation methodologies best suit your organization's needs and activities. Carbon Management: Calculation, Reduction, and Neutrality. Understand and integrate decarbonization policies as a business opportunity for your company. Benefits and communication. Determining a carbon footprint is applicable to

Course on Agricultural and Livestock Farming: Production, Innovation, Consulting and Marketing (MOOC) The aim of this course is to provide an overview of how advisory systems operate within the framework of the latest CAP reform. It will delve into the essential elements of this policy, as well as other topics relevant to modernizing and improving

A certificate of completion is awarded to students who pass the course, along with documents specifying the course syllabus and its duration. Course Objectives The new European EU Fertilizer Regulation establishes the requirements that fertilizer products must meet in order to be marketed in the European Union. What products can I formulate? What

If you want to obtain the Food Handler certificate, this course offered by the Arcoiris Training Center will provide you with the essential knowledge to guarantee safety and hygiene in the handling of food products.

Training Certificate issued by INEA Foundation Goals Know the sources, object and content of Agrarian Law. To frame Law within the scope of the Social Sciences, understanding the interrelationship between the different disciplines that comprise them. Know and understand the legal concepts related to the area of Civil Law that regulates land

Training Certificate issued by INEA Foundation Content: Introduction: An overview of the topic is presented, explaining the key concepts and the importance of studying ecosystems and their functioning within the environment. Ecological factors: Biotic and abiotic elements that influence the structure and behavior of ecosystems are detailed, such as

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

The GIS concept as a digital tool allows users to exploit the value of data , including geospatial variables, and improve the efficiency of processes and, above all, decision-making . It offers a wide range of geospatial functions, such as data management, mapping and visualization, spatial analysis, and so on, with broad applications in agronomy

The GIS concept as a digital tool allows users to exploit the value of data , including geospatial variables, and improve the efficiency of processes and, above all, decision-making . It offers a wide range of geospatial functions, such as data management, mapping and visualization, spatial analysis, and so on, with broad applications in agronomy

The GIS concept as a digital tool allows users to exploit the value of data , including geospatial variables, and improve the efficiency of processes and, above all, decision-making . It offers a wide range of geospatial functions, such as data management, mapping and visualization, spatial analysis, and so on, with broad applications in agronomy

The GIS concept as a digital tool allows users to exploit the value of data , including geospatial variables, and improve the efficiency of processes and, above all, decision-making . It offers a wide range of geospatial functions, such as data management, mapping and visualization, spatial analysis, and so on, with broad applications in agronomy

Online course, at your own pace, in which the royal decrees published in December 2022 that will affect the way in which farmers and ranchers carry out their agricultural activity are analyzed, with updated information on the draft that modifies RD 1054/2022 and the related regulations, which with retroactive effect from January 1, 2024