The protection and efficient use of water is up to all of us
This edition highlights the value of the water resource, its efficient management and use, the impact of technologies, the protection of watersheds and the path ahead.
Tag: Informative Letter 2 of 2013
The agenda, Aug.2013
Agua 2013: risk in water management From October 15 to 18 at the Cali Country Club, Agua 2013 will be held, an event organized by
Genetically modified crops: promise and reality
Last May marked 30 years since the first successful introduction of a foreign gene into a plant. For this reason, the magazine Nature published a special edition of 14
Climate projection for the Cauca river valley, Aug.2013
Second half of 2013 Normal conditions are present in the tropical Pacific Ocean and are forecast to continue through the third quarter of 2013. The low rainy season in the middle
Technical Assistance Program, PAT, is preparing to start training
Currently, work is being done on the validation of the material that will be used in the first training phase of the technical assistants of the mills.
Specialized information, available to the region
The Information and Documentation Service of Sugar Cane, Seica, has different options for consulting documents on agribusiness.
Water: actions and challenges for efficient use
The sugar sector is concerned with promoting initiatives and technologies among mills and growers for efficient management of natural resources. However, there are still tasks to be done and
"Drainage cannot be done individually"
Ildefonso Pla, considered a world authority on water quality and salinity, spoke with an Information Letter about this problem in the world and Colombia.
Review, Aug.2013
New agreement to promote research in biological control The company Productos Bilógicos Perkins and Cenicaña, under the auspices of Colciencias, signed a cooperative agreement to improve the processes of
New lateral discharge system in the mills of the region
In the framework of the CATE project, cane wagons of minimal weight were designed to reduce harvesting costs.
