The Spanish Sunflower Association is committed to giving visibility to the importance of sunflowers as a sustainable crop

Published 2024년 12월 5일

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The XXXIV Meeting of the Spanish Sunflower Association in Sanlúcar de Barrameda emphasized the sunflower's role as a sustainable crop in agriculture. The meeting included presentations on Carbon Agriculture, sustainable biocarbon, genetic studies, mildew control in sunflower varieties, and projections for the 2024 sunflower campaign. Discussions were also held on the association's internal matters, such as approving the 2023 annual accounts and social media strategy. A cultural visit to Sanlúcar de Barrameda's historic center concluded the meeting, with the association's goal being to promote the sunflower crop as a sustainable practice within Spanish agriculture.

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The XXXIV Meeting of the Spanish Sunflower Association held in Sanlúcar de Barrameda has aimed to give visibility to the importance of the sunflower as a sustainable crop in agriculture. More than 40 members of the Association have participated in the presentations and activities that have been organized within the framework of this meeting. The morning session of the first day was dedicated to the results of networks (OEVV, RAEA and GENVCE) and to the technical presentations “The impact of Carbon Agriculture on the production of Sunflower and Rapeseed”, “Presentation of CARBOLIVA: sustainable biocarbon”, “Genetic studies in sunflower seedbed” and “Results of the mildew test-control for sunflower varieties”. Interesting global data from the sunflower campaign have also been presented in the presentations “Analysis of the 2024 sunflower campaign: estimation of the surface area and price of sunflower in 2025” and “Segmentation of the 2024 sunflower market”.

Source: Agroinformacion