Description

The microcredential "Principles of Smart and Sustainable Agriculture" is designed to provide learners with the basis of modern agricultural practices that prioritize efficiency, environmental sustainability, and ethical considerations. Participants will explore topics such as remote sensing, precision farming, agroforestry, sustainable water and energy management practices, soil health and assessment tools, and regenerative practices, with an entrepreneurial perspective. By completing this microcredential, learners will gain the foundational knowledge to contribute to the development of a more sustainable and productive agricultural sector.

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This microcredential supports non-formal learning experiences. It recognizes skills gained through workshops, online courses, or workplace training, offering a flexible way to validate targeted learning outcomes. It's perfect for those seeking recognition for practical, hands-on learning outside traditional institutions.

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Microcredential

Non-Formal

Learn & Earn

English

No expiration

Basic

Skills you will earn

Principles of e-agriculture

The design and application of innovative ICT solutions in agriculture management.

Basics of conservation agriculture

Understand the techniques, methods, and principles that promote a sustainable use of land and soil in crop production. It is based on the three principles of permanent soil cover, minimum soil disturbance, and diversification of plant species.

Principles of soil structure

Diversity of soil elements and types of soil in relation to plant growth.

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