Free Courses! Embrapa Offers 12 Online Training Opportunities in Various Areas and Topics

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The Trainings Offered by Embrapa Address Tropical Fruit Cultivation, Integrated Production, Pastures, and More. Registrations Are Now Open!

Embrapa offers 12 free online courses for those who want to deepen their knowledge in areas such as tropical fruit cultivation, pasture recovery, integrated production, and good agricultural practices. The available trainings are on the e-Campo platform and can be completed autonomously and asynchronously, meaning participants can access the content at their own pace and schedule.

Various Topics and Variable Workload

The courses offered are aimed at rural producers, technicians, students, and professionals in the agricultural sector. With workload varying between 4 and 60 hours, the topics range from technical introductions to in-depth examinations of specific practices. Among the highlights is the course on Recovery and Renewal of Degraded Pastures in the Cerrado, lasting 50 hours, which seeks guidance on sustainable strategies to recover soils and pastures.

Three modules on Integrated Production are also available, developed in partnership with the Federal University of Viçosa. They cover everything from basic concepts of integrated production to specific cultural practices, such as in passion fruit cultivation, as well as management and planning for the rural enterprise.

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Tropical Fruit Cultivation in Focus

For specific topics in fruit cultivation, Embrapa offers mini-courses with technical guidance on the commercial cultivation of various fruits, such as mango, guava, avocado, pitaya, and passion fruit. Another interesting course is the Mini-Course on the Market and Marketing of Fresh and Processed Fruits, which teaches how to prepare a business plan to access different markets.

Integrated Production of Natural Rubber

Another highlight is the course on Integrated Production of Natural Rubber (Rubber Tree – Farm Phase), with a workload of 60 hours, aimed at professionals with higher education registered with their respective councils. It covers the certification process for integrated production of the rubber tree, regulated by MAPA.

Registrations and Access

Registrations for all free online courses offered by Embrapa are open and can be made directly on Embrapa’s website, through the e-Campo platform. Each course has a specific page with more details about the content, target audience, and link for free access. Just register and start studying!

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Free Courses! Embrapa Offers 12 Online Training Opportunities in Various Areas and Topics

The Trainings Offered by Embrapa Address Tropical Fruit Cultivation, Integrated Production, Pastures, and More. Registrations Are Now Open!

Various Topics and Variable Workload

Check Out Some Options for Free Courses Offered by Embrapa and Register Now!

Tropical Fruit Cultivation in Focus

Integrated Production of Natural Rubber

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The Trainings Offered by Embrapa Address Tropical Fruit Cultivation, Integrated Production, Pastures, and More. Registrations Are Now Open!

Various Topics and Variable Workload

Check Out Some Options for Free Courses Offered by Embrapa and Register Now!

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