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Innovando junto a la agricultura familiar.

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Componentes:"Seminario sobre Tecnología y Políticas Públicas para la Agricultura Familiar, exposición de stands sobre innovación en la agricultura familiar con la participación de organizaciones de productores, instituciones y programas de investigación de INIA, audiovisual sobre pasado, presente y futuro de la agricultura familiar, muestra de las fotografías ganadoras del concurso "Historias desde adentro"."

The dilemma of improving native grasslands by overseeding legumes: production intensification or diversity conservation.

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In native campos of Uruguay, overseeding legumes coupled with phosphorus (P) fertilization is a technology used to increase animal production. Short-termimprovements in both forage productivity and quality are repeatedly reported. However, some evidence suggests that this management may at times lead to the collapse of the native community and invasions by exotic species. Indeed, it is yet unclear to what extent overseeding legumes into native grasslands affects its long-term integrity.

The dilemma of improving native grasslands by overseeding legumes:production intensification or diversity conservation.

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In native campos of Uruguay, overseeding legumes coupled with phosphorus (P) fertilization is a technology used to increase animal production. Short-termimprovements in both forage productivity and quality are repeatedly reported. However, some evidence suggests that this management may at times lead to the collapse of the native community and invasions by exotic species. Indeed, it is yet unclear to what extent overseeding legumes into native grasslands affects its long-term integrity.

Yield-scaled global potential of two irrigation management systems in a highly productive rice systems

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Water management impacts both methane (CH4) and nitrous oxide (N2O) emissions from rice paddy fields. Although controlled irrigation is one of the most important tools for reducing CH4emission in rice production systems it can also increase N2O emissions and reduce crop yields.