agriculture course providers in North Yorkshire

Dept. of Land Management - Askham Bryan College

With the countryside facing a time of unprecedented change, the importance of skilled management of land, conservation and ecology is increasing. At Askham Bryan College you will find extensive study resources and expertise in agriculture, horticulture, land management and environmental issues. See more

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Dept. of Agriculture - Askham Bryan College

The College farm extends to 174 hectares. We farm an additional 200 hectares of arable crops at Headley Hall Farm in conjunction with the University of Leeds. We have recently invested heavily in our farm to provide you with great resources for both practical work and the study of agriculture and food... See more

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Dept. of Forestry & Arboriculture - Askham Bryan College

Modern forestry and arboriculture covers such diverse issues as eco-tourism, global warming and carbon footprints, as well as traditional management practices associated with the care of trees. A wide range of skills is needed to manage forests and woodlands, ranging from practical skills to the ability... See more

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Craven College

Welcome to Craven CollegeBy studying at Craven College you base yourself in beautiful surroundings to stimulate and inspire you.You will feel welcome on our safe and secure campuses with study areas and practical workshops equipped to industry standard. Our excellent social facilities provide a great... See more

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  • 371 courses
  • At North Yorkshire
  • Courses between 12 and 275
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  • 399 courses
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Askham Bryan College

History: The college has its origins in the formation of the Yorkshire Institute of Agriculture which first accepted students in 1948. It became Askham Bryan College of Agriculture and Horticulture 19 years later. It has since diversified widely to include equine management, animal management, land management... See more

  • 20 courses
  • At North Yorkshire
  • Courses between 150 and 280
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Bat Conservation Trust

The UK's bat populations have suffered severe declines during the past century, largely due to loss of habitat. In response to this alarming decline, all UK bat species and their roosts became protected by law. Bat enthusiasts quickly started to form local bat groups across the UK, which sparked greater... See more

  • 8 courses
  • At London and 12 other venues
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Dept. of Animal Management - Askham Bryan College

The Askham Bryan College Centre for Animal Management at York * Massive collection of temperate and tropical animal species, mammals, birds, reptiles,amphibians, invertebrates and fish * High standards of welfare * State of the art facilities in our purpose built Veterinary Nursing Unit * Partnership... See more

  • 3 courses
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Dept. of Horticulture - Askham Bryan College

Our 16-hectare horticultural unit provides a variety of landscape features that are used for teaching purposes and for student practical work. A new glasshouse complex was opened in 2002 and provides excellent facilities for plant production, tropical displays and interior plants. There are also limestone... See more

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