Training courses

From May 4 to 8, 2026 , Madrid will host the in-person course “Creating Added Value in Precision Livestock Farming: From Sensors to Decision-Making,” a specialized training program that will address the use of sensors, data, and digital technologies applied to livestock production systems. The course will be taught in English and will take place at

The livestock sector is moving towards more sustainable production models, and with this comes a growing need for innovative solutions that transform waste into high-value resources. Following this approach, the training day “Circular Bioeconomy: Transformation, Valorization, and Sustainable Management of Livestock Manure. Bioproducts and

Addressed to: Pig farm workers Goals: COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENT OF RD 306/2020 TO ENSURE THAT ALL PEOPLE ON PIG FARMS IN CONTACT WITH ANIMALS HAVE ADEQUATE AND SUFFICIENT TRAINING AND ACQUIRE THE BASIC SKILLS NECESSARY TO START OR CONSOLIDATE A PROFESSIONAL CAREER IN THE SECTOR. COURSE APPROVED BY THE GOVERNMENT OF ARAGON Content: TOPIC 1

Addressed to: Course validated as complementary training to access aid intended to encourage the incorporation of young people into the agricultural sector, specifically to set up an intensive pig farm. HOM2025-00-0031 Best available techniques to reduce the environmental impact on pig farms. Goals: To train pig farm staff in the implementation of

The training of qualified auditors in animal welfare inspection according to Welfare Quality protocols is an essential requirement to guarantee the quality of the certification. IRTA periodically organizes training and qualification courses for auditors in collaboration with the different experts of the Welfare Quality Network. Price: €545 + VAT

The training of qualified auditors in animal welfare inspection according to Welfare Quality protocols is an essential requirement to guarantee the quality of the certification. IRTA periodically organizes training and qualification courses for auditors in collaboration with the different experts of the Welfare Quality Network. Price: €545 + VAT

Meat maturation is a post-mortem refrigeration process that, if carried out correctly, allows the sensory characteristics of the meat to be improved, especially in terms of toughness. Thus, the maturation process allows meat with a high sensory quality to be introduced into the market. However, poor selection of raw materials and incorrect handling