Sub-sectors: Sheep, pig, and dairy farming. Arable farming for cereals, potatoes and other crops. Agronomy and soil science. Farming of energy crops for biomass and biofuel.
Occupations: Farmer, agricultural worker, shepherd, farm labourer, stockperson, tractor driver, crofter, herd manager, agricultural technician, farm manager, agronomist.
This course covers safe driving of a tractor, pre-use maintenance, safety checks and recognition of controls and instruments. The Course and Assessment will cover the use of the tractor in a range of situations: driving safely and correctly around a …
The College offers an opportunity to study Light Vehicle Maintenance and Repair Principles (Motorsports) aimed primarily at those interested in developing their skillset and moving into the Motorsport repair industry. A variety of techniques and procedures will be delivered to …
The Level 1 Diploma provides an introduction into agriculture, with a focus on the care, health and management of livestock and crops and an introduction to machinery operations. The aim of the course is to develop the basic practical skills …
This Level 2 course will provide a comprehensive introduction to agriculture and the associated Industries. It is extremely popular with school leavers who wish to combine a practical based training programme with theoretical knowledge about farming. You will gain a …
The College offers opportunity to study at level 3 (A level equivalent) for students who wish to develop a comprehensive understanding of Agriculture developing academic knowledge which will encompass some practical elements and technical skills. It is a popular option …
Agriculture Apprentices can train and work in places like livestock farms, production units and arable farms.
Agriculture Apprentices can train and work in places like livestock farms, production units and arable farms.
With over 150,000 businesses, the agriculture and horticulture industries form the vital starting point for both the food and landscaping industries which account for over 14% of the British GDP. As a result they offer exciting and varied careers in …
Agriculture Apprentices can train and work in places like livestock farms, production units and arable farms.
The course includes study of the management of a wide range of species, their health and welfare, accommodation and maintenance of housing, practical feeding, behaviour and welfare, animal biology and more. Merrist Wood is highly regarded in the animal industry …
Agriculture Crops & Livestock