This Tuesday morning, at the INTA Concordia (E.E.A.) facilities, the Job Training on Citrus Pruning and Grafting and Pecan Nut Pruning began, organized by the Secretariat of Productive Development of the Municipality of Concordia.
The event was attended by the Secretary of Productive Development, Engineer Federico Schattenhofer; the Director of INTA, Javier Oberschelp; the Director of the Pecan Cluster, Juan Pablo Passini; the Director of Citizen Participation, José Vedoya; the Head of the Employment Department, Juan Manuel Scarzello, and representatives of the Association of Citrus Growers of Concordia and the Citrus Federation of Entre Ríos.
This first session was dedicated to training in Pecan Nut Pruning, led by Engineer Walter Silva.
This training is a joint initiative that seeks to strengthen job skills in the agricultural sector, promoting modern and efficient practices in the pruning and grafting of crops vital to the local economy. The collaboration between various institutions and organizations underscores the commitment to productive development and the continuous training of workers.
The training in Pecan Nut Pruning will extend over several days, providing both theory and practice to the participants, who will receive advanced knowledge and cutting-edge techniques.
The event was attended by the Secretary of Productive Development, Engineer Federico Schattenhofer; the Director of INTA, Javier Oberschelp; the Director of the Pecan Cluster, Juan Pablo Passini; the Director of Citizen Participation, José Vedoya; the Head of the Employment Department, Juan Manuel Scarzello, and representatives of the Association of Citrus Growers of Concordia and the Citrus Federation of Entre Ríos.
This first session was dedicated to training in Pecan Nut Pruning, led by Engineer Walter Silva.
This training is a joint initiative that seeks to strengthen job skills in the agricultural sector, promoting modern and efficient practices in the pruning and grafting of crops vital to the local economy. The collaboration between various institutions and organizations underscores the commitment to productive development and the continuous training of workers.
The training in Pecan Nut Pruning will extend over several days, providing both theory and practice to the participants, who will receive advanced knowledge and cutting-edge techniques.