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Exhibitor
Asociación Argentina de Productores en Siembra Directa (AAPRESID)
Global Conservation Agriculture Network (GCAN)
Team
Mailen Saluzzio
Alejandro O'Donnell
María Beatriz "Pilu" Giraudo
Marcelo Torres
Location
Argentina
Summary
Presentation
Soils are the first land carbon reservoir, and therefore, key allies in the fight against climate change and the reduction of GHG emissions. Agriculture needs soils to produce food and ensure food security, but like any productive activity, it contributes to the emission of GHGs. However, not all forms of agriculture are the same.
What are the benefits of the model of agriculture that we promote?
- 700m tons of soil stopped losing through erosion;
- +25% water productivity (+grains/mm of water);
- +28% in yields;
- +13% yields stability;
- - 60% use of fossil fuels;
- - 50% environmental impact due to less use of phytosanitary products;
- Soil biological activity and its biodiversity improved.
The model of agriculture and innovation promoted by Aapresid is an ally against climate change. It increases soil carbon sequestration while reduces GHG emissions: CO2 emissions are reduced by 40%, the requirement of synthetic fertilizers is reduced by half and it improves productivity, this means it allows the production of more grains per CO2 unit emitted.
The path of innovation in networks
Aapresid promotes the innovation in networks by exchanging information and experiences at local level; identifying common issues and challenges among farmers; finding solutions to those common problems, that are based on science and experimented in real productive scenarios; developing private-public partnerships; applying and scaling better productive systems that helps to anticipate future scenarios; developing certification standards that ensure environmental, productive and social sustainability.
Join the XXXI AAPRESID Annual Congress from August 9-11, 2023: The most outstanding event in the field of agricultural knowledge and technologies in Argentina and a worldwide reference that gathers every year over 6,000 in person and 15,000 virtual attendees.
- Over 90 simultaneous lectures and workshops Commercial Exhibition Hall
- Machinery Park
- Simultaneous translation
This year, the theme of the event will be "C, ELEMENT OF LIFE". Carbon is a vital element for human life. It composes most of what we are, what we use and what we consume. In agriculture, it is a key ally to increase food, fiber and energy production while mitigating climate change and improving the health of our soils. Therefore, this 2023 event will focus on discussing different carbon strategies along the following themes: soil health and climate change, bioeconomy, biotechnology, agroecological systems, integrated systems, crop management, machinery and new technologies, legislation and public policies, and education and communication.
The Congress will have a hybrid format: in person and online.
REGISTRATION AND TICKETS AVAILABLE HERE: www.aapresid.org.ar/congreso |
Join a technical tour in the Pampa region! August 5-13, 2023
In the framework of the XXXI AAPRESID Annual Congress, we invite you to join a technical tour on sustainable agricultural systems in the heart of the Pampa, the main productive region of Argentina, where you can learn about our productive models, leaders in innovation, soil care and sustainability.
- Real production systems in the main productive regions of the country.
- Technical exchange with our farmers and experts.
- Conservation Agriculture (CA) and no-till farming systems.
- Agriculture for Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation. }
- Evergreen Agriculture: a new concept of production based on no-till: efficient, taking care of the environment and people.
Target audience:
Farmers, technicians, university students, agricultural organizations, policy makers / official delegations.
The tour includes:
Transfers, 8 nights accommodation, meals, bilingual technical guide (Spanish-English) and entrance to the XXXI Aapresid Congress.
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Meet the team
During the indicated periods, one of the team members is available for a video chat.
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0002 | https://meet.jit.si/4p1000_stand_0002 |
Contact
saluzzio@aapresid.org.ar
Events & Calls
Title | Date | Time | Time Zone |
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0049 - 30th Annual Congress on Technologies and Management in No-tillage Systems | - | 9:00 - 18:30 | |
0089 - XXXI Aapresid Congress |
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12 Comments
Pedro Antonio Maldonado Rios
Bravo Angela, ejemplo a seguir, saludos desde México. Estamos conservando los suelos y produciendo con responsabilidad sin dejar a un lado la rentabilidad.
Maria Cecilia Gines
Muchas gracias por visitar nuestro stand Pedro, saludos desde Argentina!
Anonymous
Hi all,
We just wanted to make you aware of our activities at the stand 114 (0114 - Adaptación al cambio climático de la agricultura de secano mediterránea: su contribución a la contaminación cero). We are presenting today our mobile VR app LIFE AMDRYC4. It is available for IOS and ANDROID (https://apkpure.com/es/life-amdryc4/com.UMU.LIFEAMDRYC4 or https://apps.apple.com/es/app/life-amdryc4/id1540739695) and you can also play through the web application at our official site (http://lifeamdryc4.eu/aplicacion/). The application is available in 5 languages (Portuguese, Spanish, Italian, French and English) and allows you to simulate the effects of agricultural practices on the soil productivity, and CO2 emissions. We would love to have your feedback on this and we are happy to answer any question you may have about the LIFE AMDRYC4 project.
Maria Jose Martinez (Research Coordinator, University of Murcia), Carmen Perez Sirvent (Research Coordinator, University of Murcia), Manuel Hernandez Perez (VideoGame Designer and Project Manager, University of Salford Manchester).
Anonymous
Hi all,
We just wanted to make you aware of our activities at the stand 114 (0114 - Adaptación al cambio climático de la agricultura de secano mediterránea: su contribución a la contaminación cero). We are presenting today our mobile VR app LIFE AMDRYC4. It is available for IOS and ANDROID (https://apkpure.com/es/life-amdryc4/com.UMU.LIFEAMDRYC4 or https://apps.apple.com/es/app/life-amdryc4/id1540739695) and you can also play through the web application at our official site (http://lifeamdryc4.eu/aplicacion/). The application is available in 5 languages (Portuguese, Spanish, Italian, French and English) and allows you to simulate the effects of agricultural practices on the soil productivity, and CO2 emissions. We would love to have your feedback on this and we are happy to answer any question you may have about the LIFE AMDRYC4 project.
Maria Jose Martinez (Research Coordinator, University of Murcia), Carmen Perez Sirvent (Research Coordinator, University of Murcia), Manuel Hernandez Perez (VideoGame Designer and Project Manager, University of Salford Manchester).
Maria Cecilia Gines
Thank you for visiting our stand and for sharing information on your proposal!
Anonymous
Thank you for sharing with everyone the work you are doing in conservation agriculture. I would like to invite you to visit our Stand 19 - Agripower Australia, to learn about the benefits that silicon fertiliser has for conservation agriculture, soil and plant health, and carbon sequestration. Please leave a message for us if you would like to meet and talk more! www.agripower.com.au
Maria Cecilia Gines
Thank you for your feedback and for sharing information about your stand!
Anonymous
Good afternoon. I am Dr. Nandini from BAIF Development Research Foundation, India. We are representing our work on 'Soil restoration for achieving sustainable livelihoods, climate change adaptation and mitigation' through stand no 37. Please visit our stand no 37 and also join for video chat today between 2 to 3 pm (IST).
Maria Cecilia Gines
Dr. Nandini, thank you for visiting our stand and for sharing information about your proposal!
Anonymous
Good evening. I am Dr. Nandini from BAIF Development Research Foundation, India. We are representing our work on 'Soil restoration for achieving sustainable livelihoods, climate change adaptation and mitigation' through stand no 37. Please visit our stand and join our event on 18-05-2021 between 14.00 to 15.00 IST.
The topic for the event is 'Tree based farming system (Wadi)'. BAIF Development Research Foundation in partnership with farming families, has evolved and promoted “Tree Based Farming System” popularly known as “Wadi”. The Wadi model has been widely adopted by more than 0.45 million families in 25 states of India. This has resulted in significant increase in farm income, reduction in distress migration, better nutrition and improved quality of lives of the participating families. The programme interventions have resulted in various environmental benefits including improved biodiversity and substantial sequestration of carbon in soil and wood biomass. This session aims at sharing the details of the Wadi model and our experience pertaining to it.
Daniel Yuen
Thanks for sharing the three decade development in no-till farming. Would like to know what were the major obstacles and how were they overcome?
Maria Cecilia Gines
Hello Daniel, thank you very much for visiting our stand! Regarding your question, one of the major obstacles was overcoming challenges around changing mindsets. Developing no-till systems was a complete change of paradigm in the way farming was previously done, so changing set ways and resistance to change posed limits at the outset. To overcome this, the constant exchange and collaboration between farmers, working together with science looking to find solutions, was key. Another obstacle to the further development of no-till farming has been the lack of stable public policies in the long term, to help provide foreseeability to producers who choose to invest in developing sustainable production systems. Lastly, it is important to stress the fact that no till systems are dynamic and in constant evolution, they need to be adapted to each situation in particular, and new challenges arise everyday and are addressed in a collaborative way. Thanks again for visiting our stand, kindly let us know if you have further questions and if you would like to connect further.