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Plan of a practical training




Week Module, theme Lecture content Number of hours
1. Module 1. Theme 1. Agroecology as a complex science, its purpose and objectives 1. Agroecology studies different components of the agro-ecosystem interact. 2 Multifunctional roles for agriculture.    
2. Module 1. Theme 2.The history of the development of Agroecology 1. The concept of agroecology 2. Agroecology is the application of ecological concepts  
3. Module 1. Theme 3. Basic concepts and techniques of Agroecology 1.Enhance the recycling of biomass 2.Field and landscape management  
4. Module 1. Theme 4.The functions of agroecology   1.A multi-functional approach to farming 2.The prices of conventional agricultural products  
5. Module 2. Theme 1.The ecological role and enhancement of biodiversity in agroecosystems   1.Components of agrobiodiversity 2.Basic functional components of agroecology  
6. Module 2. Theme 2.The human ecology of agrobiodiversity 1.These are photosynthesis and population dynamics.    
7. Module 2. Theme 3.Biodiversity, agricultural production and livelihoods 1.Management of agrobiodiversity assets 2.Conserve and enhance agrobiodiversity    
8. Module 2. Theme 4.The multilateral regulation of agricultural biodiversity 1.The Convention of Biological Diversity 2.Human management of ecosystems  
9. Module 2. Theme 5.Agroecosystem biodiversity components and their ecological function   1.The ecological role of weeds 2.Soil biota    
10. Module 3. Theme 1. Modern agriculture and biodiversity 1.The simplification of environmental structure 2.Ecological forms of agricultural production  
11. Module 3. Theme 2.Biodiversity in traditional farming systems 1.Natural analogies suggests principles for the design of agricultural systems  
12. Module 3. Theme 3. Organic agriculture and biodiversity   1.The organic farms have positive impacts on biodiversity 2.Three broad organic management options  
13. Module 3. Theme 4.The Agricultural Development Challenges 1. Alternative kinds of agriculture 2.Agroecological opportunities worth investigating and supporting  
14. Module 3. Theme 5.Rethinking Agriculture for New Opportunities 1.The potential of non-mainstream methods 2.Agricultural methods soil erosion, chemical hazards, soil and water pollution  
15. Module 3. Theme 6.Agroecological Principles for Sustainable Agriculture 1.Agricultural development results from the complex interaction 2.Agricultural systems are supported by interactions  
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5. Schedule of performance task SWS

 

week Subject Tasks Literature () Guidelines form of control Completion date jobs Rating, score
  Module 1. Theme 1.Agroecological approaches to agricultural innovation   A common feature of most approaches The combination of factors of production 1-5, 7, 10 literature and find information using the Internet   Find information. Solve the case   Case 1 week  
  Module 1. Theme 2. Crops can be Protected by Non-chemical Means Integrated pest management 1-5, 7, 10 literature and find information using the Internet     Depth study of the topic. Prepare a presentation Presentation   2 week  
  Module 1. Theme 3. Changes in Population Growth and Demand Human impact to environment 1-5, 7, 10 literature and find information using the Internet   Depth study of the topic. Create a glossary Glossary 3 week  
  Module 1. Theme 4. Expanded roles for farmers The technologies considered are management Agroecological approaches connected to human resource development   1-5, 7, 10 literature and find information using the Internet     Depth study of the topic To do literature review Literature review 4 week  
  Module 2. Theme 1. Spatial Dimensions of Agriculture: Thinking in Terms of Soil Volume Instead of Surface Construction of agricultural space The concept includes incorporating organic 1-5, 7, 10 literature and find information using the Internet     Depth study of the topic. Prepare a presentation. Presentation   5 week  
  Module 2. Theme 2. Mechanical conceptions of Agriculture Monocropping implicitly regards agriculture as a mechanical process 1-5, 7, 10 literature and find information using the Internet   Depth study of the topic. Prepare a presentation. Presentation 6 week  
  Module 2. Theme 3. Soil Fertility can be Enhanced, Often More Effectively, by Non-chemical Means Agriculture has been the introduction and use of inorganic fertilizers to supply soil nutrients, particularly nitrogen 1-5, 7, 10 literature and find information using the Internet   Depth study of the topic. Prepare the case. Case 7 week  
  Module 2. Theme 4. Principles of agroecology The design of such systems, described in terms of ecological processes to be optimized, applies the following ecological principles 1-5, 7, 8, 10 literature and find information using the Internet   An in-depth study of the topic. Create a glossary Glossary 8 week  
  Module 2. Theme 5. Advantages of bio diversification in agroecosystems Optimal productivity within agroecosystems 1-5, 7, 9 literature and find information using the Internet   Depth study of the topic To do literature review Literature review 9 week  
  Module 3. Theme 1. Agroecology and the design of sustainable agroecosystems Optimizing the use of locally available resources Reducing reliance on off-farm, non-renewable inputs 1-5, 6, 10 literature and find information using the Internet   10-15 10 slides Presentation 10 week  
  Module 3. Theme 2.Elements of sustainable agriculture Technological options for more sustainable agriculture.   1-5, 7, 10 literature and find information using the Internet   10-15 slides Presentation 11 week  
  Module 3. Theme 3. Impact of biosecurity on farmers livelihoods   Traditional agriculture-based quarantine 1-5, 7, 8, 10 literature and find information using the Internet   Depth study of the topic. Write an essay Essay 12 week  
  Module 3. Theme 4.Towards integration of biosecurity and biodiversity protection Biosecurity and biodiversity measures 1-5, 7, 10 literature and find information using the Internet   Depth study of the topic. Prepare a presentation. Presentation   13 week  
  Module 3. Theme 5.The Contribution of Biodiversity to Modern Intensive Farming Systems   Agricultural productivity and the sustainability of farming systems 1-5, 7, 9 literature and find information using the Internet   An in-depth study of the topic. Create a glossary Glossary 14 week  
  Module 3. Theme 6.Modelling processes of soil degradation and regeneration   Management of Organic Inputs to Increase Food Production 1-5, 7, 10 literature and find information using the Internet   Depth study of the topic. Write an essay Essay 15 week  





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