Make IPM easier on your farm. Understand the difference between biological and chemical control and the benefits of when, how, and in which quantities to apply it.

Build knowledge on irrigation measures, and precise quantities of water by the drop! And learn how to improve your on-farm irrigation infrastructure for effective water management.

From sustaining hygiene to animal activity, visitor policy and sanitary working hygiene, learn all aspects of food safety including how to assess risks for food and water quality.

Understand how to dispose of waste and handle spillages safely, so you minimize potential hazards from CPPs and lower your impact on environment, on and around your farm.

Learn about types and benefits of different CPPs and how to reduce residue, so you can choose the products and practices that are best suited to your crop and your farm.

Understand how to apply products in an efficient way using different specialist equipment and according to your local climate conditions.

Recognise the benefits of keeping records for traceable practice on your farm, so you know the tracking and tracing process of produce and can handle complaints and develop recall procedure.

Learn about factors affecting bee care and how pollinators can help your crop production. Stewardship measures, CPPs and the latest status and trends on bee populations are all covered in this module.

Learn which seeds are available and how to select the right seeds to cultivate. Good agronomic practices and stewardship measures for growing and handling seeds are also covered in this module.

What is Fusarium wilt (Tropical Race 4; TR4) disease, how does it spread and how can you identify symptoms in infected plants? You’ll learn about TR4 and preventative measures for your farm in this module.

This module will let you understand the concept and main pillars of regenerative agriculture. Furthermore, you will learn to implement basic practices related to soil health, biodiversity and profitability based on farm specific characteristics (e.g., climate, soil type, crops, etc.)