Review, Feb. 2013
Colciencias ratifies three Cenicaña research groups Three Cenicaña research groups were once again recognized by Colciencias during the review process advanced for 2012, with
Tag: Informative Letter 1 of 2013
A new stage
For years the Quarterly Letter has been one of the means of disseminating Cenicaña's activities and research results to promote the transfer and adoption of technology.
Climate projection for the Cauca river valley, Feb.2013
First semester 2013. Based on the prediction models of specialized international agencies, it can be predicted that during the dry season that extends from the beginning of December to
In disease diagnosis, Cenicaña bets on precision
Currently, Cenicaña has advanced diagnostic methodologies and techniques that allow it to accurately detect diseases or pests that could affect sugarcane crops and avoid any
New Technical Assistance Program starts, PAT
In 2013, the Technical Assistance Program, PAT, began, designed by Cenicaña with the purpose of increasing sugar producers' use and application of technologies promoted by the
Replace CC 85-92, a challenge for the sector
The Colombian sugar sector has a varietal offer that represents alternatives to CC 85-92. The key to success is using the Specific Agriculture approach by
Cenicaña, with good qualification of international experts
The Sugar Cane Research Center underwent an evaluation by agronomists and researchers from the US, South Africa, Australia and Colombia.
Physiology takes more strength in sugarcane research
How climate, sugarcane cultivation and soil interact in a given period and how environmental aspects such as solar radiation affect the physiology of
Relay in the administrative direction of Cenicaña
Cenicaña has established itself as one of the most important sugarcane research centers Cenicaña has established itself as one of the most important sugarcane research centers
Study rules out that cane affects soils
New research from the National University in Palmira confirms that sugarcane crops do not deteriorate the physical conditions of the soils of the Cauca Valley and that, therefore
