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September 29, 2022

Brush up your knowledge of feed safety culture with new microlearning modules

The Collective Knowledge Programme (CKP) is developing a series of seven microlearning modules on feed safety culture. The third microlearning, on the theme of 'feed safety culture for managers', can be found at the GMP+ Academy from 29 September.

A microlearning module shares basic knowledge about animal feed in an accessible way. Companies can use them as a refresher course or to train new employees. The modules last no more than ten minutes, can be completed anywhere, at any time and contain lots of practical examples.

Feed safety culture
The most important goal of the series is raising awareness. Participants learn what it means to take account of feed safety. Through various exercises, cases and examples, they reflect on their actions and are inspired to consciously contribute to the feed safety cultures within their organisations. The first microlearning demonstrated the impact of feed safety; the second described common hazards for feed safety. The third microlearning module is aimed at all managers who work in the feed industry. They learn what the necessary conditions are for a feed safety culture and how they themselves can contribute to securing those conditions. They also learn how to navigate the most common pitfalls in managing animal feed. The micro-learning module is available in Dutch, English, German, Spanish and Polish.

The Collective Knowledge Programme is a special partnership
This series of microlearning modules is being developed in partnership with the GMP+ Academy's CKP. Feed experts from big names in the industry (AB Agri, De Heus, Trouw Nutrition and Veravis) pool their knowledge and experience in order to share information about feed safety culture with the world.

For more information about GMP+ Academy visit the website, HERE. 

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