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España: Fruit Attraction llega a Madrid el 8 de Octubre
September 17, 2024
España: Fruit Attraction llega a Madrid el 8 de Octubre
La feria numero uno del mundo para el sector hortofrutícola se realizará en IFEMA, Madrid, con fuerte énfasis en la sostenibilidad, la gestión del agua, y el aumento de la producción.
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June 18, 2024
España: cosecha en Castilla y León con buenas perspectivas
En algunas semanas comenzara la cosecha en España y pese al descenso en las hectáreas producidas, el precio de venta parece prometedor.
Preparar ahora el suelo para que el arranque de la patata sea perfecto.
February 24, 2022
España: Preparar ahora el suelo para que el arranque de la patata sea perfecto
No es sencillo cumplir las exigencias del mercado en cuanto a calidad y apariencia de la patata. Por eso debemos tomar las decisiones adecuadas, de modo que el tubérculo se desarrolle sin problemas y el arranque lo trate de forma exquisita.
La recolección mecanizada de la patata muestra una constante evolución tecnológica.
September 07, 2020
El mercado de las cosechadoras de patatas en España
Preservar la patata y mantener su calidad, reduciendo o incluso llegando a evitar posibles daños, se ha convertido en todo un reto para los fabricantes de equipos especializados en esta tarea.
Entrevista con Santiago Domínguez, agricultor y dueño de una finca de Nueva Villa de las Torres (Valladolid)
August 10, 2020
Santiago Domínguez: El Elemento Clave en el Cultivo de la Patata es la Existencia de Contratos
Entrevista con Santiago Domínguez, agricultor y dueño de una finca de Nueva Villa de las Torres (Valladolid)
¿Lavadas o sin lavar? Los productores de Andalucía insisten en que el aspecto estético no influye en la frescura y sabor.
May 18, 2020
¿Lavadas o sin lavar? Los productores de Andalucía insisten en que el aspecto estético no influye en la frescura y sabor
Comienza la recolección de patata en la provincia de Sevilla, principal productora de Andalucía, un sector que genera unos 70.000 jornales anuales.
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Broch asume la distribución de las cosechadoras de patatas ROPA en España y Portugal
February 24, 2020
Broch asume la distribución de las cosechadoras de patatas ROPA en España y Portugal
El fabricante español JJ Broch, con presencia en 50 países, especializado en cultivos de bulbo, principalmente ajo, patata y cebolla, ha cerrado un acuerdo con el fabricante alemán ROPA Fahrzeug und Maschinenbau.
Entrevista con Eduardo Arroyo, presidente de la Asociación de Productores de Patata de Castilla y León. (Cortesía: Agropopular)
August 21, 2019
Los rendimientos de la patata en Castilla y León 'están siendo muy buenos' por la ausencia de tormentas
Entrevista con Eduardo Arroyo, presidente de la Asociación de Productores de Patata de Castilla y León.
De la mano del Director de Operaciones de Patatas Meléndez, Juan Manuel Coello, AgroNews ha visitado una de las parcelas en las que Santiago Domínguez, uno de los agricultores de referencia para el sector ha iniciado los arranques.
July 17, 2019
En ocho años el salto de calidad dado por el cultivador de patata es espectacular
De la mano del Director de Operaciones de Patatas Meléndez, Juan Manuel Coello, AgroNews ha visitado una de las parcelas en las que Santiago Domínguez, uno de los agricultores de referencia para el sector ha iniciado los arranques.
España: Premian dos prototipos que permiten mejorar la competitividad de la papa
October 29, 2015
España: Premian dos prototipos que permiten mejorar la competitividad de la papa
El Cabildo de Tenerife (Islas Canarias) ha premiado dos prototipos que permiten mejorar la competitividad del subsector de la papa. El vicepresidente y consejero insular de Agricultura, Ganadería y Pesca entregó ayer [miércoles 28] los premios a los dos ganadores del concurso de ideas convocado para introducir la innovación en la maquinaria agrícola.
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