This Tuesday morning, certificates were awarded to participants of the training cycle on Citrus and Pecan Nut Pruning and Grafting, organized by the Secretariat of Productive Development of the Municipality of Concordia in conjunction with the Concordia Agricultural Experimental Station of INTA, the Citrus Association of Concordia, the Pecan Cluster, and the Citrus Federation of Entre Ríos.
The Secretary of Productive Development, Eng. Federico Schattenhofer, was present along with the Director of Employment, Juan Manuel Scarzello; the Director of the Concordia Agricultural Experimental Station of INTA, Javier Oberschelp, and the Vice President of the Pecan Cluster, Juan Pablo Passini, led the certificate presentation to the attendees.
During the ceremony, Schattenhofer highlighted the relevance of continuous training in labor development, stressing that these types of initiatives are essential to promote the productive development of the region, remarking that “under the administration of mayor Francisco Azcué, we have put a lot of energy into these types of actions because we believe they are fundamental, and that is why we are convinced that education and work cannot go on separate paths; they must meet at many points.”
“Training in key areas such as pruning and grafting is fundamental not only for the personal growth of workers but also for the strengthening of strategic sectors such as agriculture. These training sessions allow for the improvement of labor competencies and increase the quality of the products we export and consume locally,” stated Schattenhofer.
For his part, the director of INTA Concordia and trainer Javier Oberschelp pointed out that “it is important to have people who are eager to train, and from there we try to call upon institutions to disseminate and add all those people who want to learn and discover new things, or to update some of their knowledge.”
The training program addressed fundamental topics such as pruning and grafting techniques, allowing attendees to acquire practical knowledge that they can apply directly to their work and productive activities.
The Municipality of Concordia reaffirms its commitment to the development of competencies that boost local employment and production, and thanks all the involved institutions for their support.
The Secretary of Productive Development, Eng. Federico Schattenhofer, was present along with the Director of Employment, Juan Manuel Scarzello; the Director of the Concordia Agricultural Experimental Station of INTA, Javier Oberschelp, and the Vice President of the Pecan Cluster, Juan Pablo Passini, led the certificate presentation to the attendees.
During the ceremony, Schattenhofer highlighted the relevance of continuous training in labor development, stressing that these types of initiatives are essential to promote the productive development of the region, remarking that “under the administration of mayor Francisco Azcué, we have put a lot of energy into these types of actions because we believe they are fundamental, and that is why we are convinced that education and work cannot go on separate paths; they must meet at many points.”
“Training in key areas such as pruning and grafting is fundamental not only for the personal growth of workers but also for the strengthening of strategic sectors such as agriculture. These training sessions allow for the improvement of labor competencies and increase the quality of the products we export and consume locally,” stated Schattenhofer.
For his part, the director of INTA Concordia and trainer Javier Oberschelp pointed out that “it is important to have people who are eager to train, and from there we try to call upon institutions to disseminate and add all those people who want to learn and discover new things, or to update some of their knowledge.”
The training program addressed fundamental topics such as pruning and grafting techniques, allowing attendees to acquire practical knowledge that they can apply directly to their work and productive activities.
The Municipality of Concordia reaffirms its commitment to the development of competencies that boost local employment and production, and thanks all the involved institutions for their support.