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An increasing number of companies are developing improvement programs to obtain strawberry varieties for production in the province of Huelva and other areas with similar characteristics.

Every year, the Agricultural Research and Training Institute (Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries and Sustainable Development, Regional Government of Andalusia) carries out, within the Andalusian Agricultural Experimentation Network, an agronomic and quality characterization of different strawberry varieties in different cultivation systems.

Every year new varieties of soft wheat are added to the Register of varieties, either by means of

Every year new varieties of durum wheat are added to the Register of varieties, either by way of

Preview of the results of two sunflower trials in winter sowing with high plant density on the effectiveness of high-density early sowing using imidazolinone-resistant (IMI) sunflower varieties and varieties with ExpressSun™ technology, which are characterized by their tolerance to the herbicide "tribunuron-methyl."

Every year, IFAPA, within the Andalusian Agricultural Experimentation Network (RAEA), carries out agronomic and quality characterization of different strawberry varieties in different cultivation systems. This study aims to generate information that can be useful in facilitating varietal selection given the current wide range of available varieties.

Each year, IFAPA, within the Andalusian Agricultural Experimentation Network (RAEA), carries out agronomic and quality characterization of different strawberry varieties in different cultivation systems. This is intended to generate information that can be useful in facilitating varietal selection given the current wide range of available varieties.

Given the critical legal situation regarding the active ingredients primarily used as soil disinfectants for strawberry production, it is necessary to evaluate and promote other chemical tools that allow for effective soil disinfestation, or to innovate in the application of some already known ones to increase their effectiveness.

In response to the need for viable alternatives for Andalusian farmers, IFAPA is continuing its network of rapeseed (Brassica napus) trials, aiming to provide farmers with answers on various aspects related to cultivation techniques, the performance of new varieties (Clearfield), the efficacy of new herbicides, disease resistance, and disease control treatments.

Given the need for viable alternatives for the Andalusian countryside, IFAPA continues its network of rapeseed (Brassica napus) variety trials, with the aim of providing farmers with answers on various aspects related to cultivation techniques, the performance of the new Clearfield varieties, the efficacy of new herbicides, disease resistance, and disease control treatments.

In response to the need for viable alternatives for Andalusian farmers, IFAPA is continuing its network of rapeseed (Brassica napus) trials, aiming to provide farmers with answers on various aspects related to cultivation techniques, the performance of new varieties (Clearfield), the efficacy of new herbicides, disease resistance, and disease control treatments.

Before establishing an avocado plantation, it is essential to understand its soil and climate requirements and ensure that the plot's characteristics meet these requirements for a profitable crop.

Given the critical legal situation regarding chemically derived active ingredients primarily used as soil disinfectants for strawberries, it is necessary to continue working on developing physical/biological disinfestation techniques (such as biosolarization/biofumigation) that will provide farmers with potential tools for this aspect of the crop, in the event of a ban or restriction on the use

Andalusia is the main producer of goat's milk in Spain and one of the highest in the entire Mediterranean basin. The milk comes from native breeds (Payoya, Malaga, Murciano-Granadina, and Florida) closely associated with extensive and semi-extensive farming models.

From a survey of 203 citrus growers in Andalusia, the main channels and

Analysis of the level of knowledge about extra virgin olive oil and its relationship with consumption.

Analysis of the willingness of olive growers in sloping olive groves to participate in results-based agri-environmental programs, including monitoring based almost exclusively on satellite information, in the agricultural regions of Los Pedroches, Sierra de Córdoba, Penibética, Montefrío, and Sierra Sur.

Analysis of irrigators' willingness to pay for improved irrigation water supply security. The methodology used is the valuation technique of choice experiments for the case study of the Santaella Irrigation Community (Genil-Cabra).