Training courses

Benefits of aromatic crops: a viable and profitable alternative to traditional crops, promoting diversification and sustainability in agricultural operations. Presenting the most suitable and in-demand varieties on the market, analyzing their characteristics, cultivation requirements, and adaptability to different agroclimatic conditions. Learn

This 30-hour course includes at least one online module and is delivered through the IFAPA e-learning platform. It combines distance learning, attendance at practical in-person sessions, and ongoing tutor support. The first session may be online or in person, and the final session (assessment) will be in person. CONTENTS Management of Agricultural

Contents Integrated Pest Management and Plant Health: Justification, importance, and legal regulations. Principles for the application of Integrated Pest, Disease, and Weed Management. Integrated pest management of the most important crop pests: Recognition and identification of pest organisms and their natural enemies. Control measures. Integrated

From April 13 to 17, 2026 , CIHEAM Zaragoza will host the course “Risk Management and Agricultural Insurance in a Context of Climate Change” , a specialized training course that can be followed in person or online and is aimed at professionals involved in risk management in agriculture. Increased climate variability , more frequent extreme weather

From April 13 to 16, 2026, the Course on Organic Production: Production, regulations, advice and marketing will be held in virtual classroom and online training format, a training proposal aimed at delving deeper into the key aspects that define the present and future of organic production in Spain. The course will offer a comprehensive overview of

Course Objectives The cultivation of aromatic and medicinal plants (AMPs) has recently emerged as an agricultural alternative to traditional crops. The production of these plants encompasses both their cultivation and processing, offering various commercial outlets with a growing demand in recent years. This course clearly and engagingly explains

Drones and Precision Agriculture is a descriptive course that delves into precision agriculture as a technique and concept of Agriculture 4.0. Drones, their types, classification, equipment, and most common applications will also be discussed, as well as a description of AESA requirements for drone flight.

A 60-hour course, four of which will be delivered in the Virtual Classroom with the instructor in real time via Google Meet, will address questions about the case study method used in the various topics. This course will also provide feedback on advanced GIS management, photogrammetric flow management, visualization and interpretation of vegetation

Basic principles of crop rotation, Factors for the design of rotations, Models and types of rotation, Practical planning (real cases), Management and adjustment of rotations and Advantages and limitations of rotation. Aimed at professionals in extensive agriculture and people who wish to join the activity.

Activities for vocational training and skills acquisition, within the framework of the Strategic Plan for the Common Agricultural Policy (PEPAC) 2023-2027 For information and registration, please contact our Training Department team: ℹ️ Maite Roldán ✉️ mroldan@fecoam.es ℹ️ Lidia Pérez ✉️ lidia.perez@fecoam.es ℹ️ Almudena Lucas ✉️ alucas@fecoam.es

The Spring Weed Control Methods course aims to provide agricultural professionals with an up-to-date and practical overview of the various strategies available for weed control during the spring growing season. Throughout the course, chemical, mechanical, and cultural methods will be covered, as well as sustainable and integrated management

The objective of this course is to train plant protection treatment assistants, farmers who carry out treatments on their own farms without assistance, and distribution staff, so they acquire fundamental knowledge about pests, plant protection products, and their use, avoiding risks to applicators, the public, and the environment, in accordance

To provide the theoretical and practical knowledge necessary for the application of Geographic Information Systems. Upon completion of the course, students will be able to tackle the most common tasks required by a GIS, from data entry to information display, especially those related to the processing and analysis of spatial information using and

The PAC Network , belonging to the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (MAPA) , is organizing the "Conference on good practices in biodiversity areas and management of the water table in underwater crops applicable to ecoregimes in the Valencian Community" , which will be held in person on October 30, 2025 at the El Teular Farm (Sueca

Use images from various sources, both public and from drones, to analyze the agricultural environment and make decisions that improve production and maximize profits. REGISTRATION

2nd Edition Live video conferences from October 20-23 and 27-30, and November 3-4. 4:30-7:30 PM. Platform L20 open from October to M4 from November. Open access, at least 10 hours. In both editions: 10 hours of offline reading and calculations, at a time of your choice. For video conferencing, an internet connection with a computer with a camera

In-person course, 20 hours long. Courses from October 13, 14, and 20 to 22, 2025 (4:00 PM - 8:00 PM) at Finca El Encín, Alcalá de Henares. Program Identification of aromatic plant species Steam distillations and hydrodistillation Definition, composition and origin of an essential oil Marketing and cultivation of lavandin Introduction to the

Application deadline: 08/18/2025 REGISTRATION

How to load plots into the operating logbook In this workshop, we'll explain how to load plots into the Farm Logbook without having to type them in one by one. The first step to begin working with the Farm Log is to upload the plots and crops that make up each farm. At aGROSlab, we've developed several tools to help you with this task, making it

INTRODUCTION: Field workshops will cover soil regeneration practices, rotation management strategies, and resilient genetic varieties that will help restore the productivity of dryland crops in Castile and León. Training will also be included in associative and cooperative strategies for improving the value chain. This training will be delivered