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Wine
In this Wine online course at National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (NKUA) you will learn about the cultural history of wine and how it was firstly produced.
Field Crop Management
The Field Crop Management degree at Washington State University founded to help growers in high-precipitation areas of the Inland Northwest make the transition to no-till farming
Agricultural Studies
The focus of the program is to prepare outstanding future educators and leaders in the public and private sectors. The Agricultural Studies program at Arkansas State University is structured around the needs of students and their career goals.
Agriculture (Crop Science) (Honours)
The Faculty of Agriculture, Engineering & Natural Sciences from University of Namibia is an internationally recognised citadel of knowledge and a robust ecosystem for discovery and innovation, offering courses at Diploma, BSc Honours, MSc, and PhD levels to Namibian, SADC, and international students such as the Agriculture (Crop Science) (Honours).
Crop Sciences
Crop Sciences program at University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign enables students to strengthen their education typically through part-time study, as most students are working professionals.
Calf Rearing
Join this Calf Rearing course from Warnborough College and learn to select calves for specific purposes (eg. dairy, beef, breeding) and rear them to that end, identifying and dealing with health and other problems that may occur along the way.
Backyard Nursery
This Backyard Nursery course from Warnborough College is a guide for the person attempting to start or run a small nursery, herb or flower growing enterprise as a backyard operation on their larger property.
Poultry
This online Poultry course from Warnborough College is a sound introduction to the care and management of poultry; this includes animals such as chickens, turkeys and much more.
Agricultural Science
The Agricultural Science program at from Warnborough College develops your knowledge and ability from a scientific perspective to aid in your understanding and practice of agriculture.
Agricultural Science
Agricultural Science from Texas A&M University–Commerce allows you the choice to dig deeper into agricultural economics, agricultural mechanization, animal science, plant and soil science or horticulture.
Organic Farming
Join the Organic Farming course from Warnborough College and develop a sound foundation for how to set up an organic farm, or convert an existing farm to organic practices.
Acacias
Study Acacias with this course from Warnborough College – learn about growing them and how they are used.
Orchid Culture
Join the Orchid Culture course from Warnborough College and develop your knowledge of orchids, their culture and uses.
Goat Husbandry
This online Goat Husbandry course from Warnborough College will teach you about the ins and outs of goat husbandry – including the products they produce; like milk, wool and meat.
Horse Care Part 2
This Horse Care Part 2 course from Warnborough College follows on from Horse Care Part 1 but can be taken as a standalone course.
Permaculture III
As with Permaculture Part 2, this Permaculture III course from Warnborough College is also a natural progression from the earlier Permaculture units, but can be taken separately in its own right.
Wholesale Nursery Management
This online Wholesale Nursery Management course from Warnborough College will prepare you for working in or running a Wholesale Nursery.
Cottage Garden Design
Join the Cottage Garden Design course from Warnborough College and learn what a cottage garden is, and how to apply the principles of this concept to garden design and garden renovation.
Irrigation - Crops
The Irrigation - Crops course from Warnborough College is a ten lesson course that covers the design, installation, maintenance, operation and evaluation of simple irrigation systems.
Wildlife Management
The Wildlife Management program at Warnborough College is a fantastic way of dipping one’s toes in the field of working with wild animals.