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BLOG: ¿Y qué pasó después? – Relatos de adaptación al cambio climático de la agricultura familiar

En el artículo anterior, te contamos sobre un concurso para conocer las innovaciones que implementaron los agricultores familiares, urgidos por adaptarse al cambio climático. Nuestro interés fue conocer personalmente a los protagonistas de esas innovaciones, por ello FONTAGRO invitó a los productores y técnicos, que trabajaron en los casos ganadores del concurso, a viajar a […]

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2016 FONTAGRO Photo Contest

FONTAGRO launched its 2016 Photo Contest on the topic: “In a new light: Family Farming in Latin American, the Caribbean, and Spain.” Opening date: February 18, 2016. Closing date: March 31, 2016 12:00 p.m. local time (USA) (EDT) (Washington D.C.). Categories: – People: small farmers and their families (including faces, half body or full body, […]

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Our Source of Life. Joining Efforts to Adapt to Climate Change: Improving Water Use in the Southern Cone

PROJECT: EVALUATION OF WATER PRODUCTIVITY CHANGES IN THE SOUTHERN CONE Project Name: Evaluation of Changes in Water Productivity Project’s Lead Researcher: Alejandro Antúnez, INIA, Chile Duration: 3 years Cost: The total investment was $1,846,642; FONTAGRO contributed $499,772 in technical cooperation and the rest were matching funds.   FONTAGRO THANKS THE FOLLOWING ORGANIZATIONS FOR THEIR COLLABORATION: […]

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Rice Pests – A New Challenge for Central American Producers

PROJECT: RICE PESTS: A NEW CHALLENGE FOR CENTRAL AMERICAN RICE PRODUCERS Project’s Lead Researcher: Ismael Camargo, PhD, Project Coordinators at IDIAP, Panama Duration: 3 years Cost: The total investment was $1,627,200; FONTAGRO contributed $360,000 in financing and matching funds from organizations in terms of property, human resources, and other items for project development totaled $1,267,200. FONTAGRO […]

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Story of Success- Native Potato: Colors with Identity

NATIVE POTATO: COLORS WITH IDENTITY   The importance of the native potato and its economic and cultural significance in the Andean Region GENERAL INFORMATION Project name: Technological innovations and niche markets for native potato producers. Lead researcher: Cecilia Monteros Jácome, INIAP- Ecuador Time period: 36 months Cost: Total cost of project: USD 1,066,405 (USD 500,000 […]

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Story of Success- Native Potato Project

NATIVE POTATO: COLORS WITH IDENTITY The importance of the native potato and its economic and cultural significance in the Andean Region   GENERAL INFORMATION Project name: Technological innovations and niche markets for native potato producers. Lead researcher: Cecilia Monteros Jácome, INIAP- Ecuador Time period: 36 months Cost: Total cost of project: USD 1,066,405 (USD 500,000 […]

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