Embrapa Opens Enrollment for In-Person and Distance Learning Courses, With Guaranteed Certification and Completely Free

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The Courses Offered By Embrapa Are In The E-Learning Format And Are Available In Several Areas Of Knowledge, Such As Control, Implementation, And Biosafety, Check It Out!

Embrapa, a leader in the agricultural sector of Brazil, has opened dozens of online courses (E-Learning) completely free, in several states of Brazil. The courses have varied workloads, with guaranteed certification. Check it out!

About Embrapa

The Brazilian Agricultural Research Company (Embrapa) is a public company linked to the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (Mapa) that was created in 1973 to develop the technological basis for a model of genuinely tropical agriculture and livestock. The initiative faces the constant challenge of ensuring food security for Brazil and a prominent position in the international market for food, fibers, and energy.

In carrying out this task, in constant dialogue with producers, scientific organizations, and leaders from the state and civil society, Embrapa is guided by: scientific excellence in agricultural research; quality and productive efficiency in crops and livestock; environmental sustainability; social aspects; partnerships with the productive sector.

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List Of E-Learning Courses Offered By Embrapa

Cultivation of Cajá: Basic Aspects
IrrigaFácil: Use and Management of Irrigation
Historical Rescue of Cake Recipes and the Craft of Cake Makers
Ergonomics and Health in the Production of Traditional Cakes
Food Safety – Cake Makers
Agricultural Pollination
Fundamentals and Practices of Soil and Water Conservation
Property Management and Control Tools in Sheep and Goat Production
Family Biowater – Treatment of Gray Water for Food Production
Raising Free-Range Chickens in Family Farming in the Semi-Arid
Forages for the Semi-Arid – Challenges and Innovation
Soil Sampling for Fertility Purposes
Sisteminha Embrapa UFU Fapemig: Integrated Food Production in Family Farming in the Semi-Arid
Agroforestry Livestock Systems for Forest Lots in the Brazilian Semi-Arid
Residential Aquaponics
Composting
Mini Course Mango: Technical Instructions for Commercial Cultivation
Biosafety in Research Laboratories
Prevention, Monitoring, and Control Measures of the Wood Wasp
Introduction to Strategies for Producing Cassava Planting Materials – Reniva
Operation of Biogas Plants
Sisteminha Embrapa-UFU-Fapemig: Project Management
Rural Basic Sanitation
Management of Açaí Culture in Dry Land: From Seed to Post-Harvest and Processing (2nd Edition)
Coffee Growing in the Cerrado
Bioeconomy for the Caatinga Biome
Patent Database Research
Bioeconomy: An Overview of Biological-Based Economy
Doing It Right: How to Organize the Breeding Season in Beef Cattle Properties
Construction of Solar Dryer
Irrigation of Dwarf Coconut Trees
Diagnosis and Management of Powdery Mildew in Dwarf Cashew Trees
Introduction to Organic Passion Fruit Production
Utilization of Residues in the Preparation of Bioinputs
Mini Course Tropical Fruit Farming – Pitayas: Genetic Improvement and Production Systems
Nitrogen Compounds in Marine Shrimp Cultivation

Enrollments In The E-Learning Courses Offered By Embrapa

Interested in any of the E-Learning courses offered by Embrapa? Register now! CLICK HERE to enroll in Embrapa’s E-Learning courses.

Embrapa Opens Enrollment for In-Person and Distance Learning Courses, With Guaranteed Certification and Completely Free

The Courses Offered By Embrapa Are In The E-Learning Format And Are Available In Several Areas Of Knowledge, Such As Control, Implementation, And Biosafety, Check It Out!

About Embrapa

List Of E-Learning Courses Offered By Embrapa

Enrollments In The E-Learning Courses Offered By Embrapa

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Embrapa Opens Enrollment for In-Person and Distance Learning Courses, With Guaranteed Certification and Completely Free

The Courses Offered By Embrapa Are In The E-Learning Format And Are Available In Several Areas Of Knowledge, Such As Control, Implementation, And Biosafety, Check It Out!

About Embrapa

List Of E-Learning Courses Offered By Embrapa

Enrollments In The E-Learning Courses Offered By Embrapa

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Forget petroleum-based asphalt: a Scottish company transforms 684,000 plastic bottles into one kilometer of road that is 60% more resistant and up to 10 times more durable, and the technology has already started replacing traditional asphalt in more than 30 countries.

Austrian engineers have developed an inflatable concrete technology that transforms flat slabs into domes using only air pressure, eliminating scaffolding and temporary forms, and potentially changing the way bridges, tunnels, and curved roofs are constructed worldwide.

China is building an artificial island in the middle of the sea, covering 20 km², to construct the largest offshore airport in the world, the Dalian Jinzhouwan. This $4.3 billion project is anchored on more than 3,000 pillars embedded in the rock beneath the ocean and is scheduled to open in 2035.

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