11 Jul 2026
Professional scholarship: 100% scholarship for selected applicants to join the Advanced Applied Mycotoxin Management course!
We are looking for motivated students and professionals who want to become part of the next generation of experts in mycotoxin management.
Advanced Applied Mycotoxin Management is an international online program developed by agriNews Campus and A&P Nutrition, designed to help you understand mycotoxin risks, interpret results with confidence and make better decisions in animal nutrition and feed safety.
This application is your opportunity to tell us who you are, what drives you and why this program could make a difference in your professional journey. Every application will be reviewed individually. Selected applicants will be notified before July 20.
Show us your motivation. Apply for the scholarship today here: https://agrinewscampus.com/en/scholarship-advanced-applied-mycotoxin-management/
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