Agriculture & Forestry

Climate-smart agriculture (CSA) takes a multidimensional approach focusing on those systems and practices that can boost productivity and enhance food security while preserving natural resources and minimizing GHG emissions.

Agriculture is one of the most important industries and it plays a crucial role for any county’s economy. Agriculture not only provides food and raw materials but also huge employment opportunities to the masses of the population.

Wildlife Management is crucial to maintaining the health and balance of ecosystems. This training program has been developed to aid wildlife conservation professionals with maintaining ecosystem functioning.

Agronomy represents the applied aspects of both soil and plant sciences dealing with field crops and pastures.  It is therefore, directly responsible for the production of most food and fiber consumed and utilized by people and livestock, and thus, is fundamental to productive and sustainable agriculture and livestock production.

Forest and wildlife conservation are essential for the stability and resilience of ecosystems. This workshop has been designed to provide key insights into sustainable forest and wildlife management.

Relevant soil conditions are critical to healthy growth of most plants. There are diverse issues that can arise with soil management such as poor nutrition, chemical imbalance, structural problems of drainage, lack of microbial life etc.

The modern food and fiber system is quite complex, dynamic and international. Nowadays, it is becoming highly demand-driven.

Agribusiness covers all of the areas of agricultural production. It is a line of business that focuses on the processing, warehousing, distribution, marketing and retailing of products used in farming.

Irrigation is an essential determinant of agriculture while its inadequacies are one of the most powerful constraints of agricultural production.