In the “El Alambrado” field of INTA Concordia is located the Salto Grande Aquaculture Station, a joint project between INTA and the Mixed Technical Commission of the Salto Grande hydroelectric dam, a place where they are dedicated to the production of native fish species of the Uruguay River such as pacú, boga, and sábalo.
The director of Cooperatives and Associativism of the Municipality of Concordia, Ariel Gorostegui, traveled there this week, together with the INTA directorate team, with the aim of establishing collaborations for future joint projects.
During the visit, it was possible to appreciate the entire research process registered by said national agency, which covers everything from breeding to the conservation of native fish species of the Uruguay River such as pacú, boga, and sábalo, highlighting the productive and commercial results obtained to date.
This meeting underscores the commitment of INTA Concordia and municipal authorities to advance in research that promotes productive development.
The director of Cooperatives and Associativism of the Municipality of Concordia, Ariel Gorostegui, traveled there this week, together with the INTA directorate team, with the aim of establishing collaborations for future joint projects.
During the visit, it was possible to appreciate the entire research process registered by said national agency, which covers everything from breeding to the conservation of native fish species of the Uruguay River such as pacú, boga, and sábalo, highlighting the productive and commercial results obtained to date.
This meeting underscores the commitment of INTA Concordia and municipal authorities to advance in research that promotes productive development.