Embrapa Offers Many Free 100% Online Courses on Agriculture, Agroecology, Soil Management, Horticulture, and More for Rural Producers and Students on the e-Campo Platform

Written by Andriely Medeiros de Araújo

Published on 13/10/2025 at 19:45

A Embrapa disponibiliza cursos gratuitos pela plataforma e‑Campo para produtores, técnicos e estudantes. Confira como se inscrever, os temas ofertados e os benefícios.

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Embrapa Offers Free Courses Through the e‑Campo Platform for Producers, Technicians, and Students. Check How to Register, the Offered Topics, and the Benefits.

Embrapa is offering, this Monday, 13th, free courses through the digital platform e‑Campo, aimed at rural producers, technicians, extension workers, students, and those interested in agribusiness. The training courses are now open and accessible at any time, from anywhere in the country, through Embrapa’s virtual environment.

Through this program, the company aims to promote the sharing of agricultural technologies and knowledge.

The initiative is from Embrapa, and it is available today, online throughout Brazil, through 100% digital, free, and self-instructional courses.

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What is e‑Campo and Who Can Participate in the Free Courses?

The e‑Campo is the online training platform developed by Embrapa and its partners, which includes self-instructional courses (where the student learns at their own pace) and asynchronous courses (without a fixed schedule).

The training is aimed at multipliers, rural extension technicians, producers, students, and professionals in agricultural sciences.

The majority of the courses are free, and participants can access them from a computer, tablet, or smartphone from any location.

Since 2018, e‑Campo has accounted for over 1.3 million enrollments from more than 102 countries, with approximately 441 thousand completions by January 2025.

Quantity and Topics of Free Courses from Embrapa

Currently, e‑Campo has over 170 active training courses, most of which are free courses.

Some highlighted subjects already offered:

Recovery and Renewal of Degraded Pastures in the Cerrado — 50-hour workload
Integrated Production (modules I, II, and III, focused on production philosophy, rural management, and practices for passion fruit cultivation)
Mini-courses in Tropical Fruit Growing: avocado, mango, guava, pitaya, etc.
Integrated Production of Natural Rubber (rubber trees) for the farm phase
Courses on Ecosystem Services in the Rural Landscape, addressing soil management, water conservation, and sustainable practices
Seed Multiplication of Heirloom Varieties Course, launched in 2024, with five modules on agrobiodiversity, quality, management, and marketing of native seeds.

Additionally, there are times when over 150 free 100% online courses are offered, covering topics ranging from agricultural practices to video production, entrepreneurship, and urban agriculture.

How to Enroll in Embrapa’s Free Courses

Access the e‑Campo portal.
Use filters, such as “free” and “open enrollments,” to locate courses at no cost.
Click on the desired course and follow the “Enroll” or “Register” button.
Fill in the requested data (name, CPF, email, etc.) and confirm the enrollment.
In some cases, the user will need to create a prior account in the virtual learning environment.
All free courses do not require payment.

It is important to observe the enrollment deadlines, when applicable, and fulfill the planned activities to obtain the certificate at the end.

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Expected Advantages and Impacts

Technology Dissemination

By offering free courses through e‑Campo, Embrapa facilitates that technologies and good agricultural practices developed by its teams reach producers and technicians in remote regions.

Educational Inclusion

These training sessions promote digital inclusion and continuing education, especially for audiences that do not have easy access to in-person courses.

Integration with Socio-Environmental Goals

Many free courses from Embrapa address topics aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), such as soil conservation, biodiversity, and agroecology.

Certification and Credibility

The courses offer certification as long as the participant meets the stipulated requirements (activities, assessments, participation).

Useful Tips for Making the Most of the Free Courses

Choose courses on topics you master or that make sense for your activity: this facilitates completion.
Organize a personal schedule to keep up with the modules — even though it is self-instructional, discipline helps.
Use the forums and interaction spaces (when available) to ask questions.
Download and save the complementary materials and certificates at the end.

The free courses offered by Embrapa through the e‑Campo platform represent a legitimate opportunity for training for those who work or wish to work in the agricultural sector.

With a digital, accessible, and cost-free approach, the program reinforces Embrapa’s purpose: to transfer technology and knowledge to citizens throughout Brazil.

If you are a producer, technician, student, or agriculture enthusiast, it is worth checking Embrapa’s catalog of free courses on e‑Campo, taking advantage of the available opportunities and investing in your development.

Embrapa Offers Many Free 100% Online Courses on Agriculture, Agroecology, Soil Management, Horticulture, and More for Rural Producers and Students on the e-Campo Platform

Embrapa Offers Free Courses Through the e‑Campo Platform for Producers, Technicians, and Students. Check How to Register, the Offered Topics, and the Benefits.

What is e‑Campo and Who Can Participate in the Free Courses?

Quantity and Topics of Free Courses from Embrapa

How to Enroll in Embrapa’s Free Courses

Expected Advantages and Impacts

Technology Dissemination

Educational Inclusion

Integration with Socio-Environmental Goals

Certification and Credibility

Useful Tips for Making the Most of the Free Courses

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Embrapa Offers Free Courses Through the e‑Campo Platform for Producers, Technicians, and Students. Check How to Register, the Offered Topics, and the Benefits.

What is e‑Campo and Who Can Participate in the Free Courses?

Quantity and Topics of Free Courses from Embrapa

How to Enroll in Embrapa’s Free Courses

Expected Advantages and Impacts

Technology Dissemination

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Useful Tips for Making the Most of the Free Courses

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