Thanks to a project: INIA and FIA develop brown-type almond and chestnut varieties for the southern zone of Chile

Published 2020년 9월 11일

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The Foundation for Agrarian Innovation (FIA) has initiated a program in collaboration with INIA Carillanca to validate economic and technical aspects of almond and brown chestnut varieties in Araucanía, Chile. This program, part of the Araucanía Impulse Plan, aims to introduce high-density almond varieties, making a significant contribution to the region's agriculture. The project also includes a chestnut cultivation model with annual crops between rows, aiming to enhance economic returns. This initiative is in line with the Plan Impulso Araucanía 2010-2026, focusing on innovation, competitiveness, and modernization in the southern zone.
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Thanks to the impulse of the Foundation for Agrarian Innovation (FIA), INIA Carillanca executes a program of economic technical validation for the establishment of varieties of almond and brown-type chestnut, as part of the Araucanía Impulse Plan. Temuco, September 11, 2020.- Pedro Bustos, National Director of the Institute for Agricultural Research (INIA) and Álvaro Eyzaguirre, Executive Director of the Foundation for Agrarian Innovation (FIA), visited the INIA Carillanca Regional Center. On the occasion, they toured the almond orchards that are part of an economic technical validation program for the establishment of high-density almond varieties in the region, specifically in the Vilcún commune, thus becoming the largest productive orchard in the south of Chile, an initiative that is led by the Agronomist Carlos Fuentes. This project will make it possible to make available to producers a technical-economic validation model of promising fruit species, developed on a commercial ...
Source: Inia

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