10 New Online Learning Paths for Organic Farming Advisors

Within OrganicAdviceNetwork, new opportunities are now available for organic farming advisors looking to deepen their expertise and strengthen their advisory skills. These self-directed learning modules are designed for advisors with a background in the basics of organic agriculture and who wish to strengthen their expertise in specific areas of organic farming and their advisory skills.

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The Learning Paths offer flexible learning that can be completed online and individually at your own pace. This approach allows participants to adapt the learning experience to their own schedule while benefiting from collaborative exchange if desired.

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The programme includes 10 Learning Paths, each requiring approximately 12 hours of learning. Every Learning Path combines reading materials, videos and interactive learning activities to support engaging, practice-oriented learning.

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Deepen your technical expertise

The technical Learning Paths focus on innovative farming practices and practical solutions to challenges in organic agriculture. Topics include:

  • Organic Fruit Production
  • Organic Arable Farming
  • Feeding Organic Dairy Cows
  • Organic Viticulture
  • Outdoor Vegetable Production

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Strengthen your advisory skills

Five further Learning Paths focus on advisory methods and professional development, helping advisors develop the skills needed to support farmers effectively. These include:

  • Advisory–Farmer Relationships
  • Innovation Support
  • Knowledge Exchange
  • Group Advisory
  • Women in Agriculture

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Whether you are looking to expand your technical expertise or enhance your advisory competences, the new Learning Paths provide practical and flexible opportunities to support the further development of organic farming.

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Access the Learning Paths and Other Online Activities

The Learning Paths are available through the OrganicAdviceNetwork.Space. To access them, you need to register once. This one-time registration gives you access not only to the Learning Paths, but also to other project activities and resources that are already available online.

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