Do you want to study at Embrapa without leaving home and without having to pay anything? Brazilian Agricultural Research Company opens more than 100 free online courses throughout Brazil! 

New free courses at the Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation: Free online courses with certificates are open for those who wish to study at Embrapa, check out!

The Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation (Embrapa) has more than 100 free training courses focused on the agricultural sector. This is a great opportunity for those who dream of studying at Embrapa in 100% online classes through the e-Campo platform, the institution has unlimited places and course loads ranging from 4 to 80 hours. Check out the list of hundreds of free online courses!

Discover: the main free courses available at Embrapa with certificate

The Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation's free courses cover topics linked to sustainability, the environment and agricultural production. The free online courses are aimed at technical assistance and rural extension professionals, farmers and agribusiness agents, as well as the rural community in general. Among the courses to study at Embrapa are:

• Management of Educational Gardens;
• Good poultry litter management practices;
• Control of mites and lice in egg-producing farms;
• Cotton cultivation in organic systems in the semi-arid region;
• Agronomic potential of pig manure;
• Bioeconomy for the Caatinga Biome;
• Tropical Fruit Culture mini-course – Passion fruit: cultivars, production systems and market;
• Raising pigs as a family without the collective use of antimicrobials;
• Use of Waste in the Preparation of Bioinputs;
• Sweet potato: from seedling production to post-harvest;
• Bioeconomy: an overview of the bio-based economy;
• Urban meliponiculture: stingless bees;
• Chromatography: basic concepts;
• Video production and editing via cell phone;
• Soil preparation and management for organic fruit tree production;
• Introduction to organic passion fruit production;
• Project Management System;
• Diagnosis and management of powdery mildew on dwarf cashew trees;
• Basic Rural Sanitation;
• Composting;
• Patent Database Search;
• Production costs of broiler chickens and pigs for integrated producers;
• Dwarf Coconut Irrigation;
• National Equine Health Program – PNSE;
• Construction of a Solar Dryer;
• Meliponiculture: breeding of stingless bee species;
• Coffee farming in the Cerrado.

Guide on how to sign up for free online courses to study at Embrapa

It is important to mention that each of the free courses offered by the Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation requires a level of education, which must be verified at the time of registration.

To register for training, you must fill out a form with data such as your full name, email, telephone number, CPF/CNPJ, zip code, address, among other information. All free courses offer certificationHowever, some requirements must be met.

The free online courses to study at Embrapa will take place at e-Campo, a space for disseminating online training developed by Embrapa in didactic and easy-to-understand language. The training is designed by multidisciplinary teams from Embrapa and partners, including researchers, instructional designers and professionals from various areas.

It is worth mentioning that e-Campo has 130 active training courses, 103 of which are free, 1 million registered and more than 284 thousand certificates were issued.

The platform offers several benefits such as respecting each individual's learning pace, making it possible to combine study and work, and allowing learning anywhere, without needing to travel.

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Discover the Brazilian Agricultural Research Company

The Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation (Embrapa) was created by the country's federal government in 1973 to develop the technological basis for a genuinely tropical model of agriculture and animal husbandry.

The initiative was tasked with providing Brazil with food security and a leading position in the international food, fiber and energy market. Embrapa is currently one of the largest agricultural research corporations in the world, with more than half a century of contributions focused on innovation, efficiency, sustainability and social inclusion.