Training courses

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

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

Distance learning (online via a training platform, which is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year).

CLOSING THE LOOP: COMPOSTING PLANT REMAINS State Provided Start date June 26, 2025 End date June 26, 2025 Mode In person Province SEVILLE State Provided Hours 4 Application deadline Until the June 26, 2025 Contents Reception of attendees Presentation of the Compostand project Results of different compost applications Roundtable: Current soil

The training addresses data capture from different perspectives and its integration with business data, adapting to the specifics of the sector and providing the skills necessary to make the most of these technologies. The following topics will be covered: Introduction to Industry 4.0 Use cases for exploiting forestry data Practical examples

Organized by the University of Córdoba, the course will allow participants to learn about the latest technologies in the control and automation of agricultural machinery for woody crops, as well as systems for managing inputs (fertilizer and phytosanitary products) tailored to the needs of each area of land, in what is globally known as "Variable