Chennai Guru Editorial Team · Updated 9 October 2026 · Based on official sources and published guidance
Agri-Clinics and Agri-Business training helps agriculture graduates and diploma holders start farm service centres that advise farmers.
Course Details
| Provider | MANAGE and partner institutes |
|---|---|
| Level | Beginner to Intermediate |
| Duration | About 2 months of training |
| Mode | Classroom, field and online |
| Cost | Training may be free or sponsored (check current terms) |
| Certificate | Training certificate after completion |
Enrollment link: Visit the Agri-Clinics site →
Official page: https://www.agriclinics.net/
In this guide
- Course Details and Enrollment Link
- About the programme
- Is it right for you?
- Key Points at a Glance
- What you can learn
- Who can join
- How to join step by step
- Tips from Chennai Guru
- A four-week study plan
- Staying safe while you apply
- Common mistakes to avoid
- Jobs and next steps
- Key terms explained
- Frequently asked questions
About Agri-Clinics and Agri-Business training
The scheme supports trained people to set up agri-clinics and agri-business centres. These give advice on crops, soil and animals, and may sell inputs and services.
Training covers technical topics and business planning. Support, loans and subsidies are tied to scheme rules.
Key Points at a Glance
- Provider: MANAGE and partner institutes.
- Cost: Training may be free or sponsored (check current terms).
- Time needed: About 2 months of training.
- Format: Classroom, field and online.
- Certificate: Training certificate after completion.
Is it right for you?
This option works best for these people: agriculture graduates and diploma holders; allied science graduates; and entrepreneurs who want a farm service business. If that sounds like you, read on. If not, compare it with the related guides at the end of this page.
Before you start, plan your time and money. The time needed is about 2 months of training. The cost is: training may be free or sponsored (check current terms). Check these two points first, because they decide whether you can finish.
What you can learn
- Soil and crop advice
- Pest and disease management
- Animal health basics
- Business planning for a farm service
- Records, loans and marketing
Who can join
- Agriculture graduates and diploma holders.
- Allied science graduates.
- Entrepreneurs who want a farm service business.
How to join step by step
- Open the official site and read eligibility.
- Search for the nearest training institute.
- Submit the application with documents.
- Complete the classroom and field sessions.
- Make a business plan and apply for loans if eligible.
Tips from Chennai Guru
Visit a working agri-clinic before you set up. Learn what services farmers pay for. Make a simple business plan with expected income and costs. Build trust with farmers through accurate advice and follow-up visits.
A four-week study plan
- Week 1: start with soil and crop advice.
- Week 2: move on to pest and disease management.
- Week 3: practise animal health basics.
- Week 4: revise your notes, review business planning for a farm service and apply the skills in a small task.
Write short notes after every session. Review them on the weekend.
Staying safe while you apply
- Use only the official website, agriclinics.net, for forms and payments.
- Read the rules and fees on the official page before you share documents.
- Keep copies of every receipt, email and application number.
- Be careful with calls or messages that ask for money to confirm a seat.
Common mistakes to avoid
Do not give advice outside your training. Do not start without a business plan. Do not ignore local competition.
Jobs and next steps
Options include running an agri-clinic, working as a farm advisor and agri input sales roles. Search current vacancies on the Chennai Guru jobs page and compare more options on the trainings page.
Key terms explained
Agri-clinic: A centre that gives farm advice.
Input: Seeds, fertiliser and other farm needs.
Extension: Sharing farm knowledge.
Frequently asked questions
Is it free?
Check current terms.
Who can apply?
Eligible agriculture and allied science graduates.
Is a loan available?
Schemes may help. Check rules.
Where can I train?
Check the official list of institutes.
Official links
Related trainings on Chennai Guru
Build a stronger profile by pairing this guide with one of these.
- TANUVAS training programmes Guide 2026
- TNJFU fisheries training: Complete Guide 2026
- TNAU Certificate Courses: Agriculture Distance Learning in Tamil
Disclaimer: Chennai Guru is independent and is not affiliated with MANAGE and partner institutes. Fees, dates and eligibility can change, so confirm them on the official page before you pay or apply. Do not pay any agent who promises a guaranteed seat. Finishing this programme supports your profile but does not guarantee a job.