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In the Kostroma region began training another set of “Farmer’s School”

In Kostroma, classes began with the next set of “Farmer’s School”

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In the Kostroma region began training another set of “Farmer’s School”

In Kostroma, classes began with the next set of “Farmer’s School”. In 2026, 34 people applied for participation in this educational program, of which 30 students were selected by the expert jury for two areas of agricultural business - "Growth" and "Livestock".

The course will last two months and will include theoretical classes and practice.

Future farmers will learn the intricacies of the foundations of financial business models, master the basics of marketing and cooperation, as well as legal norms, knowledge of which will be required when conducting their business, and also get acquainted with the possibilities of obtaining grants. As a result of the training, each participant of the Farmers’ School will submit an individual business plan to the experts’ court. The best works will be submitted to the federal competition.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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