This training uses an experiential and hands-on modular format. It is based on a foundation of experiential and hands-on work, combined with discussion and reflection among participants. This means that although the facilitator is instructed on how to carry out the training and how to present materials, the format in which this is done should be horizontal and participatory, with room for adaptation and modification. We also underscore that farmers and agricultural machinery service providers – who are the target of this training – are experts in their own fields. They work daily on farms and have considerably more experience than most university educated technicians, researchers, or extension agents. Attentively listening to their opinions and working with them to respond to their needs and experiences will result in the facilitation of improved learning and will enhance the quality of any given training session. In this sense, it is the responsibility of the training facilitator to elicit participants’ input, opinions and ideas, and to use these interactively to shape discussion and learning. Each facilitator therefore should think of him/herself as a guide whose goal is to elicit insight and ideas from the trainees, in order to enhance their learning process. The technical materials included in this document should therefore be seen as a guide to supplement the in-depth knowledge the trainee farmers and agricultural machinery service providers already have.