Sugarcane crop management.
In-person event. Objective: To train a group of SENA instructors under the Cenicaña-SENA agreement (CAB) in topics related to plant breeding, biotechnology, and disease diagnosis in sugarcane. Led by
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Sugarcane crop management.
In-person event. Objective: To train a group of SENA instructors under the Cenicaña-SENA agreement (CAB) on topics related to climate, agroecological zoning, mechanization, and irrigation management in sugarcane.
Benefits of Using Intelligent/Autonomous Systems in CASE IH Austoft 8810, 9900 and JOHN DEERE CH570 Harvesters in Sugarcane Harvesting.
In-person event. Objective: To strengthen the technical capabilities of personnel and promote the correct use of intelligent systems, contributing to operational efficiency, crop protection, and environmental sustainability.
Sugarcane crop management.
In-person event. Objective: To train a group of SENA instructors under the Cenicaña-SENA agreement (CAB) on topics of physiology, nutrition, and integrated pest management in sugarcane.
Webinar | Importance of measuring the carbon footprint of sugarcane
Objective: To provide sugarcane producers with the tools to measure and manage their carbon footprint by promoting sustainable agricultural practices that mitigate climate variability.
Sustainable sugarcane agriculture. Mayagüez Sugar Mill.
In-person event. Objective: To promote the benefits, difficulties, advantages, and costs among farmers so they can manage sugarcane crops productively and sustainably.
Strategies for the management of the main pests of sugarcane
May 21, 2024 | 8:00 am – 12:30 pm Objective We train to strengthen the health of our crop! 🌱Cane suppliers and mill staff learned about the current state
First forum on mitigation and compensation of emissions in the sugarcane agroindustrial sector to confront climate change.
During the event, we will talk about: Who is it for: Note:
PAT | Biological pest controllers in sugarcane
During the event, we will talk about: Biological pest control is one of the most efficient natural methods to neutralize possible threats to crops, without affecting their ecosystems. Beyond the liberation of