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Webinar that will offer detailed information on the advantages of this business search engine in the field of agri-food technology . New features will also be presented and the problems that the value chain encounters in the transfer and implementation of digital technologies in the sector will be discussed in a round table . Participants will include: Manuel Lainez Andrés , Director of Innovation and Agri-Food Development at Cajamar; Alejandro Blaas Nacle , Director of Plataforma Tierra; Francisco José Castillo Díaz , Analyst at Plataforma Tierra; Inés Isabel La Moneda , Advisory Member at the General Subdirectorate of Innovation and Digitalization of the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food; Alberto A. García Torés, General Manager at Granja de Desarrollo Ovino AGM; José Antonio Rísquez Salas , Director of Innovation and Business Development at COVAP; Jesús Gerique Molina , General Manager of 7eData Business; and José Manuel Escobar , Director of LQA THINKING ORGANIC SL. REGISTRATION | PROGRAM

Take part in this webinar with the main agents in the cereal production and distribution chain. During this event, the prospects for the campaign that is about to begin will be analysed and discussed in depth. Objectives of the webinar: Exchange of Information and Experiences: Share and receive valuable knowledge about the cereal market. Strengthening Business Relationships: Establish and consolidate connections with other professionals in the sector. Joint Strategy Development: Collaborate in the creation of effective tactics to successfully confront the new campaign. Following the presentation of the Annual Report of the herbaceous sector in 2024 Fundación Cajamar, a discussion table will be opened in which the following will participate: Ignacio Atance Muñiz , Director of the Research Department of Grupo Cajamar; Pablo Resco Sánchez, Head of Agri-Food Strategy at Plataforma Tierra; Antonio Catón Vázquez, Sector Director of Cereals at Cooperativas agro-alimentarias España; and Jorge de Saja, General Manager of CESFAC. Key issues in the 2024 cereal campaign in Spain An opportunity to keep up to date with the latest trends and strategies in the cereal sector. Key topics will be addressed such as: Production forecasts. International market conditions. Price expectations. Challenges and opportunities presented by the campaign. Cooperation and coordination between the different actors in the chain, to optimize efficiency and ensure adequate supply.

In-person and online congress where technicians and farmers will have the opportunity to delve deeper into the image that society has of the beef cattle sector and what levers should be activated to reverse preconceived ideas. Streaming of the Congress PROGRAM | REGISTRATION | LOCATION | CONTACT: congresointernacionalvacuno@gmail.com

The 34th edition of IFAMA 2024 Spain is an event organized by the International Federation of Agricultural Management Associations (IFAMA) that includes a Symposium, Case Study Competition and a Business Forum in which ideas and cutting-edge developments are shared on topics such as the evolution and transformation of production, economic competitiveness and sustainability through legislation and social impact. PROGRAM | VIDEO | TICKETS

Informative webinar for researchers of the CSIC-COCREA 2024 Call to promote projects with companies facing challenges in agri-food and circular economy REGISTRATION The CSIC COCREA 2024 programme has the specific objective of promoting public-private collaboration through the development of open innovation projects for co-creation and co-development between the CSIC and companies to promote solutions that contribute to a sustainable and healthy agri-food chain and to foster a circular economy. The programme will select 10 CSIC-business co-creation projects and each project will receive a grant of up to €50,000. In the agri-food sector , solutions will be promoted to challenges in the development of agronomic, biotechnological, agroecological, production, processing and conservation innovations that allow increasing the productivity and sustainability of our food systems (both in agricultural, livestock and fishery products); the development of innovative phytosanitary products, biostimulants, biological control agents, pheromones and attractants, and other methods of prevention and treatment of pests and diseases that affect crops of interest; the development of ingredients and functional foods with nutraceutical properties and beneficial effects for the prevention of diseases; or the valorisation of by-products and waste from agricultural industries. In the circular economy , projects will be promoted to contribute to the recovery and reduction of consumption of raw materials, critical materials and the conservation of natural resources, through the development of more efficient chemical processes that minimize the consumption of raw materials and natural resources or that contribute to the recovery of critical materials; the elimination or replacement of harmful compounds in the formulation of products; the development of raw materials from alternative sources to petroleum; systems for recycling, valorization or reuse of waste that is difficult to recycle (mainly for composite materials, plastics, electronic waste, etc.); or efficient technologies for water treatment or soil recovery that allow the increase of these natural resources. In the first phase of the programme, interested companies will present their challenges in the areas mentioned and then CSIC researchers will respond to these business challenges with their ideas for solutions. After holding interest-matching events with meetings between company representatives and researchers, the CSIC-Business teams that are...

Informative webinar for companies of the CSIC-COCREA 2024 Call to promote projects with companies facing challenges in agri-food and circular economy REGISTRATION The CSIC COCREA 2024 programme has the specific objective of promoting public-private collaboration through the development of open innovation projects for co-creation and co-development between the CSIC and companies to promote solutions that contribute to a sustainable and healthy agri-food chain and to foster a circular economy. The programme will select 10 CSIC-business co-creation projects and each project will receive a grant of up to €50,000. In the agri-food sector , solutions will be promoted to challenges in the development of agronomic, biotechnological, agroecological, production, processing and conservation innovations that allow increasing the productivity and sustainability of our food systems (both in agricultural, livestock and fishery products); the development of innovative phytosanitary products, biostimulants, biological control agents, pheromones and attractants, and other methods of prevention and treatment of pests and diseases that affect crops of interest; the development of ingredients and functional foods with nutraceutical properties and beneficial effects for the prevention of diseases; or the valorisation of by-products and waste from agricultural industries. In the circular economy , projects will be promoted to contribute to the recovery and reduction of consumption of raw materials, critical materials and the conservation of natural resources, through the development of more efficient chemical processes that minimize the consumption of raw materials and natural resources or that contribute to the recovery of critical materials; the elimination or replacement of harmful compounds in the formulation of products; the development of raw materials from alternative sources to petroleum; systems for recycling, valorization or reuse of waste that is difficult to recycle (mainly for composite materials, plastics, electronic waste, etc.); or efficient technologies for water treatment or soil recovery that allow the increase of these natural resources. In the first phase of the programme, interested companies will present their challenges in the areas mentioned and then CSIC researchers will respond to these business challenges with their ideas for solutions. After holding interest-matching events with meetings between company representatives and researchers, the CSIC-Business teams that are...

Free WEBINAR by Plataforma Tierra in which production regulations in different regions of the world will be discussed, the competitive advantages and disadvantages they generate in the markets, as well as the experts' view of the complex issue of ' mirror clauses '. PROGRAM and participants | REGISTRATION

In recent years, a change has been taking place in the cultivation of nuts in Spain. The new intensive plantations provide precocity, total mechanization, continuous harvesting and high production. There is still room for improvement in the advancement of agronomic management of these plantations so that we opt for efficient and sustainable production models both economically and environmentally. The III Almond and Pistachio Forum aims to highlight this production model and transfer to the producer the most appropriate cultivation techniques to make a profitable and sustainable crop, in addition to addressing the possibilities offered by organic production. RECORD

In this online informative day, the degree of implementation of the measures of greatest interest for the digitalization of the agri-food sector will be reported within the framework of the Agri-Food PERTE that was approved on February 8, 2022. DIARY: Isabel Bombal, General Director of Rural Development, Innovation and Agri-Food Training: Welcome and Digital Innovation Hub Fiware. Antonio Saravia, Deputy Corporate Director at Red.es: Call for Digital Kit bonuses for SMEs with 3 to 9 employees and reopening of the previous one (SMEs with 10 to 49 employees) David Sánchez, Area Head of the General Subdirectorate of Direct Aid. FEGA. MAP: Advances in the Agricultural Farm Information System -SIEX. Doubts, clarifications, aspects of interest for the audience. LINK