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Ifema pavilion map
30/09/2025
Fruit Attraction
Fruit Attraction 2025, with new pavilions and sectorization
Fruit Attraction 2025 , which will be held from September 30 to October 2 , marks a significant milestone in its history by consolidating its position as the world's leading trade fair for the fruit...
Illustration of precision livestock farming
21/05/2025
RedPAC
Exchange of experiences between operational groups on the subject of precision livestock farming
Registration for the in-person workshop on precision livestock farming, which will be held on May 21, 2025, at the " iHub La Vega Innova " (in San Fernando de Henares, Madrid), organized by the PAC...
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14/05/2025
BBioNets
The future of the EIP-AGRI Operational Groups
On May 14, 2025 , from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. CET , the European workshop entitled “The future of EIP-AGRI Operational Groups: challenges, opportunities and existing support services. Unlocking the...
SYMPOSIUM
14/05/2025
Expoliva
22nd International Symposium on Scientific, Technical and Transfer at EXPOLIVA 2025
The upcoming edition of the Expoliva International Scientific, Technical and Knowledge Transfer Symposium , which is being held for the twenty-second time within the framework of EXPOLIVA 2025, is...
Technology to prevent drift from phytosanitary treatments
27/06/2024
UAGR

Workshop on herbicides with Prosulfocarb in cereals (InnovAC-Eco Project)

The Union of Farmers and Ranchers of La Rioja (UAGR) has organized a day dedicated to the presentation of the InnovAC-Eco Project , dedicated to studying the presence of phytosanitary residues in olive oils, originating from drifts of applications on other crops, focusing on the herbicidal active ingredient Prosulfocarb. Even if the maximum limits authorized for consumption are not exceeded, their mere presence does represent an impediment to the certification of organic oils , thus reducing their profitability. Technology to prevent drift from phytosanitary treatments Within the framework of this project, a prototype technology capable of detecting product drift in real time has been developed. The work has also served to raise awareness among cereal growers about the drift caused by their treatments. No prior registration is required.