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    75 percent of farmers are open to innovation to cope with climate change

    75 percent of farmers are already impacted by climate change…
    AREFLH

    AREFLH focuses on the draft regulation on packaging

    Within the framework of its General Assembly, AREFLH organised…

    Mission accomplished for the first webinar of the Eurocastanea network

    Eurocastanea, the European chestnut network brought online nearly…
    intec

    INTEC will ensure the decrease in the use of plastics and the carbon footprint

    The initiative will reward those agrifood business strategies launched for the fight against climate change.
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    Sustainable agriculture and food, keys to curbing climate change

    The acting Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, Luis Planas, defended on Monday, during COP 25, Spain's commitment to achieve sustainable agriculture and food, avoiding waste.

    UPA presents to the Ministry its project to adapt the agricultural sector to climate change

    Climate change is the main challenge facing the agricultural sector today. In the agrarian organization UPA are aware of this and that is why they are focusing all their efforts on helping farmers and ranchers to adapt their farms to this new situation and thus reduce their impact on the sector. These efforts are being channeled into a macroproject called InfoAdaptaAgri that will be presented to the Minister of Agriculture, Isabel García Tejerina, on June 6th. The act will be open to all interested persons, it is simply necessary to send an inscription in advance.

    Tradecorp launches Spotter® WG and Cardinal®, two fungicides aimed at pome fruit trees

    Tradecorp has just launched two new products aimed at pip fruit crops that seek to provide protection against pathogens, protecting the tree and the environment. The new fungicide Spotter® WG is intended to prevent mottling in fruit trees of pip, apple tree and pear tree. In addition this product has a secondary action especially effective against Stemphylium and Oidium

    Climate change redirects the agrarian insurance system to a more solidary and universal model

    MAPAMA has hosted the conference 'Challenges of agricultural insurance: climate change and risk management', organized by the Council of Associations of Agricultural Technical Engineers and Cajamar Caja Rural. In it, the public and private actors that make up the system, have provided their views on the challenges that the agricultural insurance system must face in the face of different threats, with special emphasis on climate change, its risks and also its opportunities.

    The new precision agriculture solution Bosch Field Monitoring was presented at FIMA

    The application of the Internet of Things (Internet of Things) is getting stronger and stronger in agriculture. It is a segment for which the Bosch group, a global provider of technology and services, estimates a market potential of one billion euros worldwide. According to these forecasts, Bosch has presented in Spain, in the latest edition of the International Fair of Agricultural Machinery of Zaragoza (FIMA), its solution of precision agriculture Bosch Field Monitoring, already installed in crops such as the vineyard, citrus, the red fruits, the tomato and the olive grove. Through this tool, a greater monitoring and control of crops is sought to optimize resources, a growing need, especially in the current context of extreme situations caused by drought and frost, as a result of climate change.

    Tradecorp offers Phylgreen with its biostimulant a highly effective solution against environmental stress

    After two years experimenting in real crops subjected to situations of environmental stress, such as drought, high temperatures or salinity, Tradecorp, a company specializing in nutrition and crop protection, offers Phylgreen, its biostimulant based on seaweed extracts, a highly effective solution in managing the negative effects of environmental factors on agricultural yields. Precisely, in the current context of climate change, environmental stress is emerging as one of the great challenges of today's agriculture. The results of the studies and tests carried out with this innovative product have been presented to the sector in two events held on January 24th and 25th in Seville and Valencia, respectively.