FAO of UN - Agricultural Marketing Training Links


AGRICULTURAL MARKETING Home Page Francais Espanol Contents What's new Marketing policy Market information services Horticultural marketing extension Maize marketing extension Urban food marketing Marketing infrastructure Farm input marketing Marketing networks Marketing/Agribusiness textbooks Training links List of our publications Contacting Us See also AFMA AFMESA ALDMA Costs and margins Export crops Extension video No 1 Extension video No. 2 Fertilizer marketing Food into cities Food security reserves Inventory credit Legislation and marketing Retail markets Seed marketing Structural adjustment Wholesale markets Wholesale market management Future Plans Agricultural Support Systems Division Agriculture Department	Agricultural Marketing and Agribusiness Training The following is a list of links to home pages of relevant departments of universities and other institutions providing short and long-term training in agricultural marketing and agribusiness which is suitable for trainees from developing countries and emerging economies. The inclusion of an institution in this list is for information only and does not necessarily imply endorsement by FAO of the courses offered. Please note that FAO has no funds available to finance participation in such courses. If you would like to add your institution's URL to this list please contact Andrew.Shepherd@FAO.ORG Alabama A & M University, USA Colorado State University, USA Godollo University of Agricultural Sciences, Hungary USDA Graduate School International Institute, Washington DC, USA Harper Adams University College, UK International Fertilizer Development Center (IFDC) International Food Policy Research Institute Odense Business College, Denmark Oregon State University, USA Silsoe College, Cranfield, UK Wageningen Agricultural University, Netherlands Michigan State University Newcastle upon Tyne University, UK Wye College, UK University of Florida Students of agricultural marketing from developing countries and countries in transition may be eligible to receive funding to purchase textbooks and other required reading from the John Abbott Fund. Return to Agricultural Marketing Home page Updated 28 February 2002