The Secretariat of Productive Development of the Municipality of Concordia announces the execution of the third and final stage of the Labor Training program in Citrus Pruning and Grafting and Pecan Nut Pruning.
This training cycle, which has been fundamental for strengthening the skills of agricultural workers in the region, will conclude next Thursday, September 12, with the theoretical-practical course on Citrus Grafting.
The course, which will take place at the “El Alambrado” field, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., will be led by Agronomist Engineer Claudio Gómez, who will guide participants in learning advanced grafting techniques, essential for the improvement and sustainability of citrus production in Entre Ríos.
The training program, which has addressed both pruning and grafting in key crops such as citrus and pecan nuts, has been developed in conjunction with the Citrus Federation of Entre Ríos, the Association of Citrus Growers of Concordia, and INTA, in collaboration with the Secretariat of Productive Development of Concordia. This initiative has proven to be a pillar in boosting the competitiveness and quality of agricultural production in the region.
This training cycle, which has been fundamental for strengthening the skills of agricultural workers in the region, will conclude next Thursday, September 12, with the theoretical-practical course on Citrus Grafting.
The course, which will take place at the “El Alambrado” field, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., will be led by Agronomist Engineer Claudio Gómez, who will guide participants in learning advanced grafting techniques, essential for the improvement and sustainability of citrus production in Entre Ríos.
The training program, which has addressed both pruning and grafting in key crops such as citrus and pecan nuts, has been developed in conjunction with the Citrus Federation of Entre Ríos, the Association of Citrus Growers of Concordia, and INTA, in collaboration with the Secretariat of Productive Development of Concordia. This initiative has proven to be a pillar in boosting the competitiveness and quality of agricultural production in the region.