course specifications
MFK-Gardens Farmers Learning Centre in collaboration with Farmers' Pride International ((1) Facebook) is pleased to bring you from November 2024, a 2-day theory and practical course on farm integration development and management workshops.
Come and learn how to manage farm integration commercially.
Come and learn how to manage farm integration commercially.
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Course Purpose:
Course Outline: Animal, Cereal, and Horticulture Farm Management
Assessment
A. Exams and Quizzes
B. Practical Assignments
C. Group Projects and Presentations
This outline can be customized based on specific course objectives, regional agricultural practices, and the target audience's background.
- Introduction to Farm Management
A. Overview of Agricultural Management
B. Importance of Farm Management
C. Economic Principles in Agriculture - Animal Farm Management
A. Types of Livestock
- 1. Dairy Cattle
- 2. Beef Cattle
- 3. Poultry
- 4. Swine
- 5. Sheep and Goats
B. Animal Nutrition and Feeding
C. Health Management and Veterinary Care
D. Breeding and Genetics
E. Welfare and Ethical Considerations
F. Record Keeping and Financial Management - Cereal Crop Management
A. Types of Cereal Crops
- 1. Wheat
- 2. Rice
- 3. Corn
- 4. Barley
B. Soil Management and Fertility
C. Crop Rotation and Diversification
D. Pest and Weed Management
E. Harvesting and Post-harvest Handling
F. Market Trends and Economics - Horticultural Farm Management
A. Types of Horticultural Products
1. Fruits
2. Vegetables
3. Flowers and Ornamentals
B. Soil and Water Management
C. Plant Nutrition and Fertilization
D. Pest and Disease Management
E. Greenhouse and Nursery Management
F. Marketing and Distribution Strategies - Integrated Farm Management
A. Sustainable Farming Practices
B. Farm Planning and Design
C. Resource Management (land, water, labor)
D. Technology in Agriculture (precision farming, data management)
E. Environmental Impact and Conservation - Financial Management in Agriculture
A. Budgeting and Financial Planning
B. Cost Analysis and Profitability
C. Risk Management and Insurance
D. Investment Strategies - Case Studies and Practical Applications
A. Analysis of Successful Farms
B. Field Visits and Practical Experience
C. Group Projects on Farm Management Plans - Current Trends and Future Directions
A. Innovations in Agriculture
B. Climate Change and Its Impact on Farming
C. Policy and Regulation in Agriculture - Conclusion
A. Summary of Key Concepts
B. Future Learning Opportunities in Agricultural Management
Assessment
A. Exams and Quizzes
B. Practical Assignments
C. Group Projects and Presentations
This outline can be customized based on specific course objectives, regional agricultural practices, and the target audience's background.
Course Duration:
- Two days - 8.30 am to 3.30 pm
- Registration Starts: 8:15 AM
Workshop Begins: 8:30 AM
Workshop Adjourns: 3:30 PM
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Course Trainer: See company and personal profile attached.
Lead Consultant Hunter of Farmers' Pride International For CV click here. |
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Course Methodology:
- Course notes provided.
- Trainer will guide participants through the notes.
- Self-reading is expected.
- Discussions, case study analysis, role plays, personal and group exercises.
- Q & A sessions.
Course Fee: P450 per participant. Includes Lunch and certificate of participation.