Estimados amigos de la papa:
Se acerca el próximo Congreso de ALAP en Uberlandia, Brasil (17 al 20 de septiembre próximos) y deseamos contribuir con información actualizada sobre variedades de papa en America Latina. Por tal razón, le solicitamos se tome unos minutos de su valioso tiempo para contestar la encuesta que hemos confeccionado y a la que se accede con el siguiente enlace:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/FG9S63B
La información, una vez analizada, sera de gran valor para todos nuestros programas de mejoramiento en nuestros países y será redistribuida por este medio y a través de una presentación en ALAP2012.
Muchas gracias
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Dr Marcelo HUARTE
Presidente Asociacion Latinoamericana de la Papa (ALAP)
Jefe de Grupo de Investigacion en Papa
EEA INTA Balcarce
CC 276
(7620) Balcarce
ARGENTINA
E mail: huarte@balcarce.inta.gov.ar, info@papaslatinas.org
TE 0054 2266 439100
FAX 0054 2266 439101
www.inta.gov.ar/balcarce/propapa
www.papaslatinas.org
El INTA de Argentina realiza encuesta sobre variedades de papa en Latinoamérica y el Caribe
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