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Pumping up Potatoes to provide the nutrient iron to the poor
January 17, 2011
Pumping up Potatoes to provide the nutrient iron to the poor
Iron deficiency is the most common nutritional disorder in the world – affecting 50% of pregnant women and 40% of preschool children in developing countries, according to the World Health Organization. Luckily, potatoes are naturally good sources of iron...
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January 14, 2011
Más de 80 documentos publicados por la Iniciativa Papa Andina
Papa Andina es una iniciativa regional coordinada por el CIP. Su objetivo principal es promover sistemas de innovación que favorezcan a agricultores pobres dentro de las cadenas productivas, a fin de mejorar su seguridad alimentaria, facilitar el acces...
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January 12, 2011
Producción de papa para exportación en la Sierra del Perú
Aunque publicado en el 2007, este documento aún es de actualidad. Incluye todo lo que hay que tener en cuenta para producir papa para exportación en la Sierra del Perú (manejo de plagas, riego tecnificado, manejo de suelos, uso de semilla de calidad, e...
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CIP publishes advanced clones and potato varieties in online catalogue
January 05, 2011
CIP publishes advanced clones and potato varieties in online catalogue
The International Potato Center has published a Catalogue of Advanced Clones, which provides up to the minute information on the potato advanced clones and varieties available for worldwide distribution.
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January 05, 2011
CIP publica catálogo virtual de clones avanzados y variedades de papa
Con el fin de proporcionar información actualizada sobre los clones avanzados y variedades de papa del Centro Internacional de la Papa disponibles para su distribución en todo el mundo, el CIP ha publicado un Catálogo de Clones Avanzados, disponible en...
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December 20, 2010
Unique partnership continues between Pisaq Potato Park and International Potato Center
A special ceremony, held on December 6 celebrated the signing of a renewed agreement between the International Potato Center and the Pisaq Potato Park’s Association of Communities - represented by the Association ANDES.
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December 10, 2010
Se requiere Ingeniero/a Agrónomo con experiencia en el manejo del cultivo de papas nativas (Perú)
El perfil requerido es el siguiente: Profesional titulado en Agronomía. Experiencia en trabajo de campo de al menos dos años. Experiencia en el manejo del cultivo de papa, de preferencia en variedades nativas. Adaptabilidad y flexibilidad a tra...
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November 24, 2010
Gobierno peruano entregará 19 módulos demostrativos para procesamiento de cultivos andinos, incluida entre ellos la papa
Productores se beneficiarán con mayor valor agregado. El Gobierno Regional Puno, mediante la Dirección Regional de Agricultura y el Proyecto Cultivos Andinos, entregará 19 módulos demostrativos para darle mayor valor agregado en el procesamiento de cul...
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November 11, 2010
Perú lanza nueva variedad de papa denominada INIA 317 – Altiplano
En presencia de las principales autoridades del departamento de Puno, se realizó el lanzamiento de la nueva variedad de papa denominada INIA 317 – ALTIPLANO, la cual cuenta con características que la hacen un producto de excelente calidad y cualidad pa...
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November 03, 2010
Native potatoes put biodiversity on a plate and on the agenda
Potatoes in all shapes, colors and presentations were a hit at Latin America’s biggest ‘foodie’ get together this year, and highlighted the fact that biodiversity can be delicious
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October 31, 2010
Frito Lay lanza concurso donde el usuario es protagonista virtual de todo el proceso que recorre la papa desde el cultivo hasta los consumidores
A1.PERU y Frito Lay presentan un juego que invita al usuario a ser el protagonista virtual de todo el proceso que recorre la papa en el campo de cultivo antes de llegar a las manos de sus consumidores. Es así que, a partir del 27 de octubre, quienes ...
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October 29, 2010
Papas Nativas: poniendo la biodiversidad en el plato y la agenda
Papas en todas las formas, colores y presentaciones fueron un éxito total en la más grande feria ‘gourmet’ de América Latina realizada este año, y pusieron de manifiesto que la biodiversidad puede ser deliciosa, buena para la ciencia, buena para el pal...
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October 25, 2010
Wild potatoes’ genes enlisted in the late blight arms race
They may be small but they pack a powerful punch. The wild relatives of the familiar potato varieties we find on our plates may yet hold the key to overcoming one of the crop’s most vicious enemies.
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October 25, 2010
Los genes de las papas silvestres empiezan a ser parte de la lucha contra el tizón tardío
Pueden ser pequeños, pero suponen un aporte de gran alcance. Los parientes silvestres de la papa que consumimos diariamente pueden ser la clave para superar uno de los enemigos más despiadados del cultivo. Un estudio publicado recientemente por cient...
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INIA (Peru) presents Serranita, a new ecological potato variety
October 14, 2010
INIA (Peru) presents Serranita, a new ecological potato variety
The National Institute of Agrarian Innovation (INIA), a branch of Peru's Agriculture Ministry, presented today the INIA 309 potato -also known as Serranita Ecologica (Ecological Serranita)- which uses fewer pesticides during its cultivation
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INIA (Perú) presentó variedad de papa Serranita a comerciantes e industriales
October 07, 2010
INIA (Perú) presentó variedad de papa Serranita a comerciantes e industriales
El Instituto Nacional de Innovación Agraria (INIA) presentó ante productores agrarios, comerciantes mayoristas y minoristas e industriales, la variedad mejorada de papa denominada “Serranita”, cultivar desarrollado por los especialistas de la instituci...
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October 06, 2010
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Javier Guerrera está parado en una empinada loma situada 4.000 metros sobre el nivel del mar, excavando en busca de un tesoro que parece cualquier cosa menos eso. Los sucios tubérculos que saca de la tierra son pequeños y retorcidos, y cuando los parte...
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