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Animal Health DiplomaIt is important that today's farmer/owner of any animal is familiar with the normal vital signs of his animals so that they can recognise health and ill health. This course will detail how to observe the vital signs, natural habits and b... |
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Animal Anatomy And Physiology (Animal Husbandry I ) BAG101Develop a sound foundation knowledge of animal anatomy and physiology, as a basis to understanding care and/or management of animals in domesticated or wild situations. This is the starting point for working with animals in any situation... |
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Animal Breeding BAG301Learn to plan implementation of an animal breeding program using genetic theory, practical applications to daily husbandry practice, and management of animal breeding programs. * Includes a sound introduction to genetics * Relev... |
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Animal Husbandry II BAG201 (Animal Health)* Explain common health problems affecting animals, including the circumstances under which animals contract health problems, and methods used to prevent the development of ill health * Analyse physical indicator symptoms of ill he... |
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Animal Husbandry III BAG202 (Animal Feed & Nutrition)Learn how to understand the composition of a range of feeds, including pasture, fodder crops, grasses, cereals, seed, and other edible plants. This course also explains the role of proteins, vitamins and minerals in animal diets. It equips ... |
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Advanced Honours Diploma In Agriculture -Animal Husbandry (VThis course is internationally accredited through I.A.R.C. This course provides training for people wishing to work in agriculture at a technician or management level; in positions such as a farm manager, technical representatives, trainer... |
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Animal Health ASET Level 3A Distance Learning Course of 7 Lessons. Course Description: It is important that today's farmer/owner of any animal is familiar with the normal vital signs of his animals so that they can recognise health and ill health. The earlier a ... |
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ANIMAL BIOLOGY (ANIMAL HUSBANDRY I)Learn about animal biology, both how things work within the body and the physical structures from bones to soft tissues, that make up an animal's body. ... |
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ANIMAL FEED & NUTRITION (ANIMAL HUSBANDRY III)Learn how to understand the composition of a range of feeds, including pasture, fodder crops, grasses, cereals, seed, and other edible plants. This course also explains the role of proteins, vitamins and minerals in animal diets. It equips ... |
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ANIMAL HEALTH (ANIMAL HUSBANDRY II)A solid introduction to animal health, where you learn to assess animal health, explain a variety of conditions and identify appropriate treatments or responses to a range of more common complaints or illnesses. Specific topics include Sign... |
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Associated Training Topics
- Horticulture Agriculture & Animal Care courses
- Permaculture courses
- Arboriculture courses
- Vegetable Production courses
- Animal Husbandy courses
- Landscaping courses
- Herbs courses
- Horses courses
- Cattle courses
- Hydroponics courses
- Animal Care courses
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