Farmers everywhere want to grow enough crops to sell to others. Thats how we survive here in Argentina: From our farm in La Carlota, a small city on the plains...
2018 Global Farmer Roundtable participant Edgard Ramirez was interviewed Oct 19 byAg News Dailyand below is some excerpts of that discussion followe...
The 2018 Global Farmer Roundtable is scheduled forOct 16-17 in Des Moines, Iowa coinciding with the week of the World Food Prize Borlaug Dialogue and Interna...
Edgard is a family farmer, agronomist and advisor growing soybeans, corn, wheat, barley, legumes and sorghum in the northern Crdoba province. His farm covers 275 hectares.
Through the no-till organization Aapresid, and working with the African Development Bank, Edgard leads an international program to transfer sustainable no-till based agricultural production systems and innovative technology adoption to Africa. The Transformation of the African Savannah Initiative is tasked with the export of direct seeding knowledge and machinery. The objective is to transfer the experience of Argentina in sustainable production over 400 million hectares, equivalent to 12 Argentinas that are without production or currently are not well managed. Aapresid decided to start with Ghana, bringing a technical team and machinery provided by Argentine companies. Theyre working to successfully grow corn and soybeans.
