2020 annual report
← Go to annual report Content ISSN 0120-5854MARCH, 2021 Towards a more sustainable region 2020: Science, technology and solidarity Freddy Fernando Garcés, General Director of Cenicaña Cenicaña, an ally to do it
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2019 annual report
←Go to Annual Report Cenicaña presents an annual report focused on the most important achievements and advances in research, technology development and the offer of services
2018 annual report
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Irrigation systems and measurement methodologies
Determination of the volume of water applied per hectare in the irrigation of sugarcane cultivation Test of advance and infiltration of water in the furrows Irrigation with flow
Mobile soil sensors and their use in Site Specific Agriculture (AEPS)
Mauricio Castro-Franco The Site-Specific Agriculture (SSA) approach in sugarcane cultivation aims to increase efficiency in the use of inputs and improve
What happens microbiologically in the sugar and ethanol factories?
What are the microorganisms that most impact the processes? In what stages does its action increase? How do they act? These are some of the questions that the
"Drip irrigation is not as mysterious or expensive as you think"
Carlos Hernando Azcárate, cane grower and who with his experience contributed to the production of the most recent book published by Cenicaña on this technology, shares his reflections on the
Sprinkler mechanized irrigation systems: alternatives that gain ground
What are the benefits, limitations, experiences and research advances around forward displacement sprinkler irrigation. Mechanized sprinkler irrigation systems are, little
Let's stop spreading the salivazo
Disinfesting agricultural equipment and being careful when moving seeds are the main recommendations for preventive management of the pest and systemic diseases such as rickets.
Spittlebug attack spreads in the Cauca river valley
Since 2007, when the spittlebug Aeneolamia varia was originally detected between Buga and Tuluá, it has moved mainly to the north of the Cauca River valley and is today
