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This course provides a basic introduction to the care of a variety of domestic animals. Areas of study will include feeding, cleaning and handling animals as well as additional modules covering work safety and skills development in the land-based industries. Time will be spent in the classroom and in the College’s purpose built Animal Studies Centres developing practical skills.
Students must have an interest in the subject. A portfolio of written work must be completed as well as a short on-line assessment.
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A course for any livestock or land farmer who is interested in regenerative grazing, increasing productivity, profitability and resilience, and conservationists/ecologists seeking to learn about genetics for grazing management. Regenerative grazing can help farmers reduce input costs and increase…
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Regenerative Grazing consultant Caroline Grindrod is teaming up with best selling author and Lakeland hill farmer James Rebanks to offer you Grazing School. Learn from and on a farm undergoing a transition from traditional land management to nature friendly farming and habitat restoration, by…
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Roots to Regeneration (R2R) is a two-year-long experiential regenerative agriculture training program pioneered by Caroline Grindrod and Clare Hill. Its primary aim is to facilitate a ‘whole system’ regenerative shift across the food and farming industry. R2R is aimed at both farmers and…
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Felling and Processing Medium Trees Over 380mm and up to 760mm unit 304 (Replaces unit 301/ CS32). NPTC level 3 award in Felling and Processing Medium Trees Over 380mm and up to 760mm unit 304 (Replaces unit 301/ CS32) covers trees whose diameter at felling height is over 380mm. The course will…
Sustainability Leadership in Education webinar
Carlisle College Open Day
Business Bites - Penrith
