Overview
Estimated time: 1 hour
Language: Spanish
Date: 2026
Format: online, self-paced
Code: RGNPVG2002
Intended for: farmers, technical advisors, professionals and advanced students of agricultural sciences interested in integrating cover crops as a strategic component of farm planning.
Description:
This course offers a clear and up-to-date approach to the transition to Regenerative Agriculture, covering its principles, foundations and transformative potential in production systems. Starting from the question “where do we produce?”, and through a holistic perspective, it invites you to rethink farming practices to regenerate soils, strengthen ecosystems and improve the economic and environmental sustainability of production.
Learning outcomes:
By the end of this course, you should be able to:
- Understand the principles and foundations of Regenerative Agriculture, identifying how it differs from and adds to conventional farming models.
- Analyze production systems from a holistic perspective, recognizing the context in which production takes place and assessing opportunities to regenerate soils and strengthen ecosystems.
- Propose strategies for the transition to regenerative practices, considering their impact on environmental sustainability, system resilience and the economic viability of production.
Contents:
- Today’s agricultural context and regeneration
- The transition to regenerative agriculture
- The 4 levels of transition
- Cover crops as a regeneration tool
- Implementing the transition
