
Sustainable Agriculture Theory: Cultivating a Greener Future
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Sustainable Agriculture Theory: Cultivating a Greener Future
This free online course teaches how to adopt sustainable agriculture practices and cultivate a greener future.
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- Avg. Duration1.5-3 Hours (Contains Video)
- Available Languages (1)
English
This course is
CPD-Accredited
Learning Outcomes
In this free course, you will learn how to:
- Describe sustainable agriculture and food systems' environmental-social nexus
- Discuss the soil's structure, composition, and nutrient cycles
- Outline soil testing, fertilisation, and sustainable system improvements
- Define biodiversity and core agroecological concepts for sustainability
- Discuss sustainable livestock operations and their environmental implications
- Identify animal health management best practices and illness prevention techniques
- Describe waste management methods that help livestock farmers use resources
- Indicate the Farm-to-Fork process and sustainable food systems
- Explain the polyculture and companion planting for biodiversity, learning from pest control
- Identify some ethical decisions in animal agribusiness
- Discuss the sustainable animal farming alternatives
- List the food supply chain's complexity by comprehending food distribution difficulties and their effects
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