rice producers to be competitive technify
The Peruvian Association of Producers Spear rice in order to fully enable the producers of rice, to organize the Second internship: innovative technologies in the hard yellow corn and rice farms will be held in Caledon and the Tomb of Jayanca-Lambayeque. Training in the hard yellow maize will be on Thursday 04 May and on 5, to rice fields and fields INIA Vista Florida Seed Company Suing Sun - in Chepen on 05 May.
the technical manager of the Spear, Javier Zamudio said involved 120 producers and professionals from the Departments of Agriculture and Executives of the Boards of Members of the Irrigation Districts of Jaén, Tumbes, Amazonas, San Martin, Piura, Lambayeque and La Libertad.
receive technical training in key areas such as crop management, fertilization, pest and disease control and handling of seedlings. A selected and recognized professional flat will be responsible for the technical conference, including: Mr. Fredy Serrato-SAC-Genesis Agribusiness, Oscar Salazar Chafloque-Ancosep - Mr. Fernando Montero BANK, - Dr. Bruzzone Córdova Carlos, Sp . Aleyda Vigil - INIA - Engineer Victor Santa Cruz Quispe Corporation. Misti SA,
regions should be noted that San Martin, Amazonas, Cajamarca, Piura, Tumbes, Lambayeque, La Libertad planted 256 000 hectares, ie 75% of the rice area of \u200b\u200bPeru.
Zamudio Javier Paredes, Technical Manager of the Spear said that the technical training objectives it has set the Peruvian Association of Rice Producers Spear in partnership with the Regional de San Martin, Amazonas, Cajamarca, Piura, Tumbes, Lambayeque and La Libertad, is to increase production of paddy in the northern coast up to 14 tonnes / ha and Selva Selva Alta and Baja achieve yields of up to 10 tonnes / ha. At present, average yields in the North Coast is 8 tonnes / ha in the Forest 6 tm / ha. Achieving
increase yields is now a requirement to not only compete in the market but rather more important to have higher incomes. Po example, increased rice yields achieved using certified seed, restoring degraded soils by salinization, compaction and increasing the availability of organic matter, implementing and deploying mechanized transplanting of rice direct seeding techniques that can easily reduce production costs by 15% and increase yields by up to 50%.
News In Exclusive to Piura. the technical manager of the Spear, Javier Zamudio said involved 120 producers and professionals from the Departments of Agriculture and Executives of the Boards of Members of the Irrigation Districts of Jaén, Tumbes, Amazonas, San Martin, Piura, Lambayeque and La Libertad.
receive technical training in key areas such as crop management, fertilization, pest and disease control and handling of seedlings. A selected and recognized professional flat will be responsible for the technical conference, including: Mr. Fredy Serrato-SAC-Genesis Agribusiness, Oscar Salazar Chafloque-Ancosep - Mr. Fernando Montero BANK, - Dr. Bruzzone Córdova Carlos, Sp . Aleyda Vigil - INIA - Engineer Victor Santa Cruz Quispe Corporation. Misti SA,
regions should be noted that San Martin, Amazonas, Cajamarca, Piura, Tumbes, Lambayeque, La Libertad planted 256 000 hectares, ie 75% of the rice area of \u200b\u200bPeru.
Zamudio Javier Paredes, Technical Manager of the Spear said that the technical training objectives it has set the Peruvian Association of Rice Producers Spear in partnership with the Regional de San Martin, Amazonas, Cajamarca, Piura, Tumbes, Lambayeque and La Libertad, is to increase production of paddy in the northern coast up to 14 tonnes / ha and Selva Selva Alta and Baja achieve yields of up to 10 tonnes / ha. At present, average yields in the North Coast is 8 tonnes / ha in the Forest 6 tm / ha. Achieving
increase yields is now a requirement to not only compete in the market but rather more important to have higher incomes. Po example, increased rice yields achieved using certified seed, restoring degraded soils by salinization, compaction and increasing the availability of organic matter, implementing and deploying mechanized transplanting of rice direct seeding techniques that can easily reduce production costs by 15% and increase yields by up to 50%.
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