Agriculture is a cornerstone of Paraguay's economy, with key crops such as soybeans, corn, rice, and wheat. The Paraguayan Institute of Agricultural Technology (IPTA) promotes the development of technologies geared towards sustainable production adapted to local conditions. Among its main advances are community seed banks, efficient soil and water management, crop rotation, and technological packages for crops such as tomatoes, cassava, sweet potatoes, strawberries, and other family farm crops. IPTA also develops wheat and soybean varieties adapted to subtropical zones, resistant to diseases, and with good performance under water stress.
Bioinputs and agricultural adoption: challenges and technological and legal gaps in Argentina, Chile, Colombia and Uruguay
May 8, 11:00 am. (Washington D.C. Time). See more.
In-person event to share the results of the project: Tropical Agriculture 4.0: efficient water management with producers and extension agents in the Cauca Valley, Colombia. Limonagro Farm, Km 15 on the Tuluá - Ceilán road, Valle del Cauca
May 20, 9:00 am. to 1:00 pm., (Colombia Time)
Virtual conference: Nanotechnology in agriculture and industry, led by the project: Nanotechnology in the management of moisture in agricultural soils. Free registration by sending your information: name, institution, and email address via email: ucomproinpa@gmail.com
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