Corrientes | The future of the forestry sector, carbon and raw material market will be axes of the technical day debate in Virasoro
With the province of Corrientes as the national leader on the surface of forest plantations- with more than 500 thousand hectares- a technical day will be held in Viraroso Governor, within the framework of the 31st Rural Exhibition of Mercosur on Friday, September 5, from 8 to 1 pm.
The event takes on a special relevance: it will allow analyzing the advances in technological innovation, the challenges of the productive chain and the opportunities that are opened for the region in terms of carbon, employment, exports and sustainability bonds. The day will include specialized talks on the market of the raw material, forest technology, carbon bonuses and forest regulations. They will give a conference on carbon bonds Petruszynski of the AIKE company consultant, and Pablo Aquino, of the Pomera company.A 9:30, the focus will be transferred to the new technologies applied to the agriculture with two presentations that promise to show innovation in the sector: the new technologies for the management of cutting ants dictated by the Syngenta company, with Carolina Higasi; An increasingly relevant technology for the efficiency in the field, which will be dictated by Mariela Pletsch, Nea Regional Coordinator of Casafe. Finally, the day will close at 11:00 hours with a panel on the raw material market, where it will be sought to answer the question of; What is the ideal tree?, The rural expo of Virasoro, which will take With the participation of the main races ?brangus, Braford and Brahman - in addition to agricultural and yerbateras.esste year, the forest component will be the protagonist, confirming the role of the region as an epicenter of the most dynamic productive activity of the NEA.
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