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The Department of Rural Development encourages all interested to benefit from these training actions, "which contribute to the professionals and trainers of the sector have the most modern updates in their respective areas of work."
The Councilor for Rural Development in the City of Lorca, Angel Meca, has encouraged all those interested to participate in the new battery of training activities offered by the National Reference Center for Livestock, located in the CIFEA, and focusing on the updating technical improvement of trainers.
We are talking about free courses whose general objective is the development of the technical capacity of the trainers in the field of professional training, improving the didactic skills and increasing their professionalism.
These courses are part of the teacher improvement plan, aimed primarily at employed workers: teachers, vocational training experts for employment and professors of vocational training, with the collaboration of the regional, central and European Union governments.
Ángel Meca explained that these courses confirm the great work that is developed by the professionals of the Center to help the livestock professionals of our region have a high degree of preparation and knowledge for the development of their professional practice.
We are talking about a key task for the Lorca livestock sector to emphasize its supra-regional leadership, which has placed us as a reference and role model for other areas of the country, and we can be proud of.
This reality encourages us to continue contributing to improve the training of our professionals in the sector, and in this task the contribution made from the center's facilities that we all know as "La Granja" is key.
For more information or registration, please call 968 468 550 or email cifealorca@carm.es
The training offer for the next months is as follows:
"Updated procedures for sanitary treatments in encolmenas", which will take place from June 17 to 21, with the aim of showing and disseminating new guidelines for the control and treatment of pests and diseases that affect bee colonies in modern beekeeping.
The different pathologies, diseases and pests will be analyzed, as well as the corresponding procedures of recognition and diagnosis of anomalies in hives, together with the new strategies for the control of diseases in beekeeping.
"Therapeutic trends in equine shoeing", from June 24 to 28.
It is about showing the care and preparation of the hull in equines to perform a therapeutic and orthopedic shoeing in animals with plumb anomalies, which leads to an improvement and recovery of the animal, while assessing the need and usefulness of performing the same.
The course program includes the analysis of the equine locomotor apparatus, its structure and anatomy, as well as aplombs and locomotion;
assessment and diagnosis, pathologies and alterations in equine aplomb;
lameness and its location, techniques in correction and modification of aplomos;
orthopedic and therapeutic techniques in shoeing, monitoring and intervention planning, together with the types of orthopedic or therapeutic shoeing materials.
"Management of equine stallions", from July 1 to 5.
The objectives are to show the updated protocols of management of equine stallions including the care and specific actions to be carried out with the animals, from feeding and general management, maintenance of the physical state, hygiene and health of the same, to achieve an optimal performance one more efficient use of facilities, equipment and machinery used in this type of production, according to criteria of animal welfare, environmental protection and prevention of occupational risks.
The program of the course includes aspects related to facilities, machinery and equipment in equine production, feeding of equine reproducers, physical maintenance of reproducers, hygienic and sanitary program, behavior and handling of stallions and safety in handling large animals, as well as regulations and legislation.
"Current management of reproduction porcina", from 8 to 12 July.
In this training action is bet by exposing in detail the management procedure for the reproduction of the pig in modern intensive production, for the increase of productivity and profitability of the operation.
Its program includes Physiological foundations of reproduction in swine, Management of the reproductive cycle in the sow, Management of the boar in pig reproduction, Procedures for management of breeders in farms, Animal welfare in the management of reproduction, as well as Regulations and legal provisions. .
"Use of artificial insemination in the reproductive process of equine livestock", from July 15 to 19.
The aim is to show the procedure of artificial insemination in equine from the extraction of semen and its testing, to the preparation and application of seminal doses, to improve the productivity and profitability of exploitation according to current regulations and technical specifications, offering a protocol scheduled of action for a correct application of the technique of artificial insemination in this species, according to criteria of animal welfare, prevention of occupational risks, protection of the environment and food safety.
The program analyzes the general notions of the male and female reproductive system, Management of stallions and collection of semen, Equipment and materials of insemination, Diagnostics of estrus and gestation with ultrasound, CASA systems, in addition, of Regulations and legislation.
"Current management protocols in animal transport", from September 16 to 20.
The content of the course contemplates to present the operating procedures of management in the transport of livestock species of production improving the welfare of the transported animals and the productivity of the transport activity.
Its program exposes the transport of animals as economic activity, General requirements for the transport of animals, Fitness of the animals to be transported, Means of transport, Legal aspects of the transport of animals, Animal welfare in transport, Regulations and legal provisions.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Lorca
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