Learning objectives: Training of Facilitators: Inter-institutional technical cooperation is essential to contribute to the adoption of practices and technologies that allow to be more sustainable and productive. Within the Learning and Technical Assistance Program (PAT) training is carried out […]
Objective: To know the concept of agroecological zoning and its origin and importance for the management of sugarcane cultivation and its relationship with site-specific agriculture. For inscriptions click here On video Report of the event
Learning objectives: At the end of the training, the participants will be able to: Know how to verify the physical characteristics of the soil (textural family, effective depth and humidity regime) and its location in the Cauca river valley. Be clear about the […]
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Site-specific agriculture is defined as the art of performing the agronomic practices required by a plant species, in accordance with the spatial and temporal conditions of the place where it is grown, to obtain its potential yield.
Site-specific agriculture is an approach to the development of local productive systems in which the decisions of agricultural companies are based on the knowledge of the agroecological reality and the productive potential of the sites of […]
Cenicaña presents the fourth approximation of agroecological zoning for the cultivation of sugar cane in the Cauca river valley, in which 156 agro-ecological zones defined by relatively stable biophysical factors were identified.
GHS formed based on detailed soil studies carried out in the flat part of the Cauca river valley
Soils identified in the detailed studies carried out in the flat part of the Cauca river valley and its respective homogeneous group
The homogeneous soil groups gather the soils identified in the detailed studies carried out in the Cauca river valley, in a total area of 216,765 hectares where the cultivation of sugar cane predominates. For the grouping, […]
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