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Capacity building in agri-food, agricultural, livestock and agro-bioindustrial system

Trainning, servicies and products in innovation and sustainable development in the agri-food, agricultural and livestock, and agro-bioindustrial system

Foreign GovernmentGlobalOffered by Secretariat of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries. With the Agencies: National Institute of Agricultural Technology (INTA) and National Service for Agri-Food Health and Quality (SENASA)

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About This Offer

The principal Technical Capabilities and Cooperation Offerings from the Secretariat of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries, National Institute of Agricultural Technology (INTA), and National Service for Agri-Food Health and Quality (SENASA) are:

Production Development: Dairy, cattle, and sheep; forest-industry; extensive agriculture; fruit and vegetable farming; beekeeping; porcine, equine, and small ruminant farming; and poultry (meat and eggs).
Biotechnology, biomaterials, and bioenergy: Management of bio-inoculants and quantitative genetic improvement (both animal and plant).
Irrigation Technology: Optimization of water resources for productive competitiveness.
AgTech Ecosystem and Innovation: Development and adoption of new technologies driven by the tech-entrepreneurship ecosystem.
Sustainable Production Systems and Conservation Agriculture: No-till farming systems; management models and advanced agricultural practices for soil preservation and productive yield.
Post-harvest Innovation and Grain Storage: Plastic silo-bag systems and adapted agricultural machinery.
Precision Technologies and Environmental Management: Integrated water resource management and soil conservation.
Animal and Plant Health: Electronic certification (e-Phyto); oversight of e-commerce; traceability (animal and plant); phytosanitary control of quarantine diseases; biological pest control.
Technology Watch and Market Intelligence: Systematic monitoring of patents, agri-food regulations, and global scientific trends; technical-commercial feasibility analysis and strategic foresight to anticipate non-tariff barriers, identify global demand niches, and ensure risk mitigation in agro-bio-industrial investment and innovation projects.

The cost of the offer will be determined based on the specific request. There is no internalfounding available.

Limitations

There is no limitations about expiration date or limited quantity available

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