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We Cultivate Biodiversity: The Field Must Prepare for the Challenging Environmental Phenomena. By Camila González, Assistant Researcher at Centro Ceres, Agronomous Engineer and Master in Agronomic and Environmental Sciences at the PUCV
Recent weather events have exposed a known vulnerability, an agricultural site does not depend solely on the crop it produces. Soil, water, pollinators and natural enemies of pests also determine its functioning. Faced with a variable climate, incorporating biodiversity in planning must be a productive decision. The usual response to new ones [...]
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Recent weather events have exposed a known vulnerability, an agricultural site does not depend solely on the crop it produces. Soil, water, pollinators and natural enemies of pests also determine its functioning. Faced with a variable climate, incorporating biodiversity in planning must be a productive decision. The usual response to new ones [...]