Learning Outcomes

Introduction to Farm Management

Crop and Livestock Management

Financial Planning and Sustainable Agriculture Practices

Farm Maintenance and Business Management

Lesson Summary

This module will take you into the core practices of farming. Beginning with the basics of farming, you explore the best ways to care for crops and livestock. The lessons also cover sustainable practices, equipment types, modern tech integration, farm financial planning and business management to help you become an adept farmer or farm manager.

Farm Management and Maintenance - Course Assessment

Learn how to run a farm in this free online course that explains how to implement sustainable agricultural management.

Farm Management and Maintenance

From cultivating crops to managing livestock, farming is a multifaceted activity. The use of modern technologies has changed traditional agricultural and land usage practices. Any aspiring farmer or farm manager thus needs a firm grasp of modern farming practices to succeed. This agriculture class provides a holistic understanding of farming and sustainable farming practices to help you become a well-rounded and successful farm manager.

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