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Irrigation of World Agricultural Lands: Evolution through the Millennia

Many agricultural production areas worldwide are characterized by high variability of water supply conditions, or simply lack of water, creating a dependence on irrigation since Neolithic times. The aim of this paper is to provide an overview of the evolution of irrigation of agricultural lands worldwide, based on bibliographical research focusing on ancient water management techniques and ingenious irrigation practices and their associated land management practices.

 

 

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PLAN OF EXTENSION AND TECHNOLOGICAL DIFFUSION IN FRUIT - APPLE TREE

In the context of the challenges faced by the national fruit industry around productivity and the effect of climate change, the UC Davis Chile Extension team managed to identify needs and recommendations that will be useful for local farmers.

 

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PLAN OF EXTENSION AND TECHNOLOGICAL DIFFUSION IN FRUIT - TABLE GRAPE

In the context of the challenges faced by the national fruit industry around productivity and the effect of climate change, the UC Davis Chile Extension team managed to identify needs and recommendations that will be useful for local farmers.

 

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Carlos Flores: New science and technology for a smart water management

It is urgent to implement a modern and smart water management, that involves the strengthening and articulation of three fundamental axes: Information, Infrastructure, and Institutions.


 

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Alejandro del Pozo: Crop adaptation to a changing environment

Estudiar la adaptación de cultivos a condiciones adversas y seleccionar líneas/cultivares más tolerantes a estreses ambientales.

 

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Samuel Ortega: Integral system for water management in agriculture using meteorological information and satelital images

The main agro areas in Chile will face significant decreases in precipitation (between 20-40%). For that reason, the main challenges are to increase water productivity (kg/m3) and to adapt agriculture to water shortage using new technologies.

 

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Jim Farrar: Global Warming and the future of Integrated Pest Management

Global warming is causing increases in average temperature and increasing severity of droughts and storms. These environmental changes increase stress on crop plants and change pest dynamics. Integrated pest management programs will need to continuously adapt in order to keep pace with these changes.

 

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The new science and technology of Climate Smart Agriculture

Presentation of Alan Bennett, Executive Director of UC Davis Chile, in the context of the seminar "Climate Smart Agro Chile 2016".

 

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Avances y desafíos de la investigación en estrategias de adaptación/mitigación de la agricultura chilena al cambio climático

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La agricultura chilena en los nuevos escenarios climáticos

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Avances y desafíos en la construcción de una agricultura Climate Smart Agro en Chile

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Qué necesita la agricultura para adaptarse a los cambios en el clima

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Bioinsumos: el camino de la sinergia (parte 2)

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Bioinsumos: el camino de la sinergia (parte1)

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