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LRATC Regional Consultancies LRATC REGIONAL CONSUltaNCIES Limbaži CēSiS vaLmieRa vaLKa aLūKSne Jūras Str. 58, Dārza Str. 12, Priekuļi Mūrmuižas Str. 9, Rīgas Str. 13, Valka, Dārza Str. 11, Alūksne, Limbaži, Limbaži municipality, Priekuļi Valmiera, LV-4201 Valka district, LV-4701 Alūksnes district, LV-4301 TaLSi TuKumS district, LV-4001 district, LV-4126 Tel.: 64207459 Tel.: 64725958 Tel./Fax: 64307013 Kr. Valdemāra Str. 21a, Ed. Veidenbauma Str. Tel.: 64023772 Tel./Fax: 64130022 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Talsi, Talsi district, LV-3201 9, Tukums, Tukums [email protected] [email protected] Tel.: 63291908; 63291906 district, LV-3101 [email protected] Tel./Fax: 63123452 guLbene [email protected] ogRe Ozolu Str. 1, Gulbene, madona baLvi Skolas Str. 19a, Ogre, Gulbene district, LV- Poruka Str. 2, Brīvības Str. 46a, venTSpiLS Ogre district, 4401 Madona, Madona Balvi, Balvi district, Tirgus Str. 7, Ventspils, LV-5001 Tel./Fax: 64473852 district, LV-4801 LV-4501 LV-3601 Tel./Fax: 65022792 [email protected] Tel.: 64807465 Tel.: 64507250 Tel./Fax: 63662721 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] SiguLda KuLdīga Dārza Str. 2a, Pilsētas laukums Sigulda, Sigulda 4-106, Kuldīga, Ludza district, LV-2150 Kuldīga district, Raiņa Str. 16a Tel./Fax: 67973491 LV-3301 (Office No. 20), [email protected] Tel.: 63323447 Ludza, Ludza [email protected] district, LV-5701 Tel.: 65723421 [email protected] RēzeKne Dārzu Str. 7a, Rēzekne, LV-4601 Tel.: 64625254 [email protected] SaLduS jeLgava KRāSLava Skolas Str. 9, Jelgavas Str. 6, Dobeles Str. 41a, Jelgava, LV-3001 aizKRauKLe Krāslava, Saldus, Saldus district, Tel.: 63050555, 63011579 Lāčplēša Str. 2a, Krāslava district, LV-3801 [email protected] Aizkraukle, Aizkraukles LV-5601 Tel./Fax: 63822480 district, LV-5101 Tel./Fax: 65681104 [email protected] Tel.: 65122561 The LaTvian RuRaL adviSoRy [email protected] and TRaining CenTRe [email protected] dobeLe Rīgas Str. 34, Ozolnieki, Ozolnieki municipality, Liepāja Tirgus laukums 2a, Ozolnieki district, LV-3018, Latvia bauSKa jēKabpiLS daugavpiLS pReiļi Bāriņu Str. 15, Liepāja, Dobele, Dobele Tel.: +371 63050220 Uzvaras Str. 1, Bauska, Bebru Str. 108, Sēlijas Str. 25, Raiņa bulv. 21b, Preiļi, Preiļi LV-3401 district, LV-3701 Fax: +371 63022264 Bauska district, LV-3901 Jēkabpils, LV-5201 Daugavpils, LV-5415 district, LV-5301 Tel.: 63481216 Tel.: 63721218 E-mail: [email protected] Tel./Fax: 63927211 Tel.: 65207070 Tel.: 65422332 Tel./Fax: 65381263 [email protected] [email protected] Home page: http://www.llkc.lv [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] The Latvian Rural Advisory and Training Centre Rīgas Str. 34, Ozolnieki, Ozolnieki municipality, Ozolnieki district, LV-3018; Telephone: 63050220, E-mail: 63050200 Latvian Rural Advisory and Training Centre organizes education activities and provides services to agriculturists within the whole territory of Latvia, including 26 regional consulting offices. More detailed information on the services and contact information of the consultants are available on the home page www.llkc.lv CROP FARMING ECONOMICS Inspection of fields and giving advice Consulting in and project development for receiving on growing cultivated plants of support from EU structural funds Planning of plant-growing produce manufacturing: Representing the company’s interest at the l develop a plan for fertilization of cultivated plants administrative institution during the revision and plant protection; of the project l compile a plan of rural history and plant changes; Preparing credit applications for receiving of loans Prepare applications for area payments. from banks and development of business plans Further education and webinars: Consulting in laws and regulations stipulating the l Distance learning programs for new agriculturists; requirements for the crop farming households RURAL DEVELOPMENT l Online training programs and opportunities for Advisory support for rural entrepreneurs for starting live broadcasts of events. CATTLE BREEDING the business and its further development Other training courses and seminars for everyone Consulting in cattle feeding and sampling of fodder Advisory and informative support for young people interested Checking of milk supervision inventory of rural regions with aim to promote entrepreneurship Consulting in veterinary matters and diagnostics NOVELTY! TECHNICAL of early pregnancy of animals FURTHER EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Training of milkers Professional further education for agriculturists Consulting in optimization of Technical Park in the whole territory of Latvia Training of soil treatment and spraying works ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE Professional training courses, issuing certificates Calculations of household’s plant fodder substances Performing accounting record both in single-entry attesting competence for carrying out certain activities: circulation accounting system and double-entry accounting system l Transportation of animals within EU; Testing and adjustment of milk supervision inventory Consulting in accounting and tax related matters l Preparing animal breeding specialists for work Legal advice: in their household (raising of dairy cattle, meet cattle, FOREST ADVISORY SERVICE l Consulting in foundation of a company; sheep-breeding, goat-breeding, rabbit-breeding, deer- CENTRE l Preparation and revision of various commercial breeding and other fields); Organizes seminars and trainings for forest owners and contracts, etc. l Training for specialists who are sampling raw milk; hunters, educates pupils, families and others about the forest l Protective requirements for farming animals Provides support for funding attraction from EU intended for butchery; structural funds l Acquiring plant protective means sellers and Provides forest management services consultant certificates. (Operates in 15 regional offices).
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