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Available courses

Agricultural Engineering

A short course in Agricultural Engineering typically provides an introduction to the application of engineering principles to agriculture and biological systems.

Key Topics Covered

Such a course often focuses on practical aspects and may include:

  • Farm Power and Machinery: Principles of tractor operation, tillage, planting, harvesting equipment, and machinery management.

  • Soil and Water Conservation Engineering: Fundamentals of irrigation, drainage, erosion control, and water resource management for crop production.

  • Agricultural Structures and Environment: Basic design and construction of farm buildings, storage facilities, and environmental control systems for livestock and crops.

  • Post-Harvest Technology: Introduction to handling, processing, and preservation of agricultural products.

  • Precision Agriculture: Overview of using modern technologies like GPS, sensors, and data analysis to optimize farm inputs and yields.

Learning Outcomes

Participants generally learn to:

  • Apply basic engineering concepts to solve practical agricultural problems.

  • Understand the function and maintenance of common farm equipment.

  • Implement simple water and soil management practices.

General Agriculture

An Agriculture Department (or Ministry) is a government executive agency responsible for developing and executing policy related to food, farming, and rural life.

Its core functions generally include:

  • Supporting farmers and agricultural production.

  • Ensuring food safety and quality standards.

  • Promoting nutrition and food security programs.

  • Conserving natural resources and managing public lands (like forests).

  • Fostering rural development and economic growth in rural communities.

  • Conducting agricultural research and education.

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