Training courses

Face-to-face classes (28 hours) + online platform at your leisure time (10 hours) + self-study at your leisure time, without needing to be online (12 hours) 1st Edition - Madrid Open platform L1 to M16 June. Access at any time, at least 10 hours. Face-to-face classes in Madrid, June M2 to J4, M9 to J11 and M16, 16:00-20:00. 2nd Edition - Leganés

Aimed at quality managers in the food sector who want to apply artificial intelligence (AI) in their daily work, the objective of the course is to learn how to practically apply AI through multiple practical cases designed specifically for the food quality department: procedures, audits, data analysis, reports and much more. PROGRAM Introduction to

Aimed at shepherds and interested parties, this 24-hour face-to-face course addresses, in a practical way, the preparation of various dairy products.

Training activity to learn about and practically apply the different direct or indirect taxes that affect the agricultural sector. The recipients of the activity are workers of cooperatives, agricultural employers (employees), and any other company that has access to the Programmed Training System. PROGRAM Study of the regulations of Law 35/2006

Remote sensing has become a key tool for modern agricultural management, enabling the analysis of crop health, optimization of resource use, and support for technical decision-making based on objective and up-to-date information. This online course offers a practical and applied introduction to the use of satellite imagery for agricultural analysis

The aim of this course is to provide an overview of the regulation of organic agricultural production, and the basic principles of this type of production. REGISTRATION

Aimed at shepherds and other interested parties, this 24-hour face-to-face course covers the theory and practice of cheesemaking: milk, composition, cleaning and sanitary requirements.

Contents Basic concepts about precision livestock sensors Precision livestock farming in the ruminant sector Precision livestock farming in the poultry and pig sectors Monitoring of environmental conditions Behavior monitoring

This course aims to provide an up-to-date and practical overview of the most advanced technologies used in the application of plant protection products. Throughout the program, fundamental aspects such as application quality, spraying equipment calibration, and the reasoned determination of application rates and volumes based on crop

The application of sensors and data-driven technology in livestock production is commonly known as Precision Livestock Farming (PLF). Despite the numerous advantages of PLF technologies, their implementation can be complex. High installation and maintenance costs can be prohibitive for small and medium-sized farms, and many systems require stable

We are pleased to announce the Advanced Course “Creating Added Value in Precision Livestock Farming”, which will take place in Madrid, Spain, from May 4 to 8, 2026. Organized as part of the Horizon Europe Re-Livestock project, this intensive training will bring together international experts and professionals to explore how sensor technologies

Aimed at people who wish to start a project to create a cheese factory or dairy workshop , this course will provide information on the different aspects to consider when creating a dairy workshop at a technical, sanitary, administrative level, etc. The aim of the course is to help visualize the aspects to consider when creating a new cheese factory

ASETAGA has opened registration for the free training course “Circular Bioeconomy: Transformation, Valorization and Sustainable Management of Livestock Manure, Bioproducts and By-products” , aimed at farmers, cooperatives, farms, technicians, advisors, students and other entities linked to the agricultural and environmental field. The session will

Participatory workshop addressing topics related to the implementation of plant cover in vineyards in semi-arid areas: operation, profitability, common experiences. PROGRAM 09.00 H. RECEPTION AND OPENING Presentation of the GO VIÑA-RAÍCES consortium (UCAM, CAEx, CACLM). 9:30 AM. ITAP PRESENTATION STARTING POINT 10:00 AM. Analysis of the current

This course allows you to obtain or renew the certificate of competence as a driver or caretaker in accordance with Regulation (EC) No 1/2005, necessary to obtain the Authorisation and registration of transporters and vehicles for the transport of live animals Program according to Royal Decree 990/2022, on health and animal protection standards

The incorporation certificates for young farmers in Extremadura represent a key training opportunity for those wishing to begin or consolidate their professional career in the agricultural sector. This training is designed to provide the technical, economic, and organizational knowledge necessary to develop a profitable, modern, and sustainable

ASETAGA has opened registration for the free training course “Circular Bioeconomy: Transformation, Valorization and Sustainable Management of Livestock Manure, Bioproducts and By-products” , aimed at farmers, cooperatives, farms, technicians, advisors, students and other entities linked to the agricultural and environmental field. The session will

ASETAGA has opened registration for the free training course “Circular Bioeconomy: Transformation, Valorization and Sustainable Management of Livestock Manure, Bioproducts and By-products” , aimed at farmers, cooperatives, farms, technicians, advisors, students and other entities linked to the agricultural and environmental field. The session will

From April 13 to 16, 2026, the Course on Organic Production: Production, regulations, advice and marketing will be held in virtual classroom and online training format, a training proposal aimed at delving deeper into the key aspects that define the present and future of organic production in Spain. The course will offer a comprehensive overview of

To understand the diversity of agricultural machinery available on the market, from small machines (chainsaws, brushcutters, blowers, etc.) to larger machines (tractors, harvesters, pesticide applicators, etc.), without forgetting the wide range of implements for various tasks. This will be based on principles of occupational risk prevention and