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El precio de la papa en Riobamba ha experimentado variaciones significativas.
July 09, 2024
Ecuador: precios aumentan por presión fitosanitarias
Los precios responden a fluctuaciones en la disponibilidad. Se ven aumentos de hasta el 200%.
Los agricultores viven ahora de otros cultivos debido a las pérdidas provocadas por la paratrioza.
August 02, 2022
Ecuador: Se reduce la producción de papa en Tungurahua
La producción de papa de Tungurahua dejó de abastecer a mercados de otras ciudades desde hace tres años de manera definitiva. La paratrioza fue una de las causas para interrumpir el proceso.
Nueva plaga afecta los cultivos de papa en la provincia Ecuatoriana del Carchi
October 05, 2020
Nueva plaga afecta los cultivos de papa en la provincia Ecuatoriana del Carchi
Nueva plaga afecta los cultivos de papa en la provincia Ecuatoriana del Carchi. El insecto detectado en laboratorios de agro- calidad, luego de varios análisis y tomas de muestras en cultivos de papa es combatido a través de un manejo integrado con escuelas de campo.
Ventas. Las papas son menos en los mercados.
October 02, 2019
La producción de papas no es la misma en Salcedo
Desde el 2018 el Ministerio de Agricultura y ganadería alertó a los productores sobre la llegada al país de la plaga de la punta morada la que tomó por sorpresa a muchos ya que no habían escuchado sobre esta y por ende no sabían como manejarla.
Plan emergente frente a nueva plaga de la papa en Ecuador
October 26, 2018
Plan emergente frente a nueva plaga de la papa en Ecuador
La punta morada se transmite a la plantas por medio de un insecto. Es una enfermedad de difícil control y detección y causa pérdidas significativas de rendimiento y calidad a nivel mundial.
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VI Congreso Ecuatoriano de la Papa
May 26, 2015
VI Congreso Ecuatoriano de la Papa
Además del congreso habrá una feria de innovación y tecnología, una feria gastronómica y una rueda de negocios.
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Ecuador: Se discuten estrategias de manejo del tizón tardío de la papa
June 25, 2014
Ecuador: Se discuten estrategias de manejo del tizón tardío de la papa
El 28 de mayo se realizó un taller para discutir y definir estrategias de manejo del tizón tardío de la papa. Asistieron 38 técnicos del Instituto Nacional Autónomo de Investigaciones Agropecuarias (INIAP), la Escuela Superior Politécnica de Chimborazo (ESPOCH) y la Universidad Central del Ecuador (UC).
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Understanding the threat of late blight under climate change, from Ecuador to Nepal
January 27, 2014
Understanding the threat of late blight under climate change, from Ecuador to Nepal
Shankar Kaji Shakya, a graduate student and research fellow from the University of Florida (UF), recently visited the office of the International Potato Center (CIP) in Quito, Ecuador to discuss the characteristics of late blight in the Andes with CIP scientists.
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Monitoring improves potato tuber moth control
June 28, 2013
Investigadores franceses y ecuatorianos desarrollaron biopesticida para controlar la polilla guatemalteca de la papa
La polilla guatemalteca, llegada hace veinte años de América Central, causa grandes destrozos en los cultivos de papa de Venezuela, Colombia y Ecuador. Sus larvas pueden devorar completamente los tubérculos almacenados.
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December 26, 2010
Uso de fosfitos como alternativa de bajo impacto ambiental para el control del Phytophthora infestans
Presentación en PowerPoint de Andrés Arroyo Terán (Morera Ecuador S.A) en la I Expo Congreso Nacional de Papa, Expopapa (www.expopapa.com), realizada entre el 25-27 de noviembre de 2010 en la ciudad de Ibarra, Ecuador.
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