Training courses

Agri-food cooperatives are offering farmers a course on water management and nutrition in strawberry cultivation, covering 70 topics.

This course focuses on plant nutrition and soil fertilization. You will learn about soil composition, different types of fertilizers (organic and inorganic), and how to apply them correctly. It covers creating fertilization plans, using fertigation, and techniques for preventing nutritional deficiencies. The goal is to provide the knowledge

The main objective of a pest control plan is to prevent infestations, which can be of various types, both urban and domestic, and can affect built-up and landscaped areas. Currently, the sector needs increasingly skilled professionals who are proficient in the use of biocidal and phytosanitary products for pest control. The pest control course will

The agri-food production system must maintain a balance between profitable, high-quality production that meets consumer demands and sustainable, environmentally responsible production. Fertilization of agricultural systems must be appropriate and sustainable, reducing or even preventing the environmental impact caused by improper management. Royal

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

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

Training Certificate issued by INEA-University School of Agricultural Engineering. Content: Conservation of plant genetic resources: Strategies and techniques used to preserve the genetic diversity of plant species of agricultural and ecological interest, ensuring their availability for future generations and their sustainable use. Germplasm banks

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

Training Certificate issued by INEA Foundation Goals • Understand the importance of soil in sustainable agricultural management and soil balance as the basis of agricultural production • Know the laws that govern soil fertility and soil analysis to detect nutritional imbalances • Understand the soil texture and its behavior. Measures to improve