Noticias Nacionales e Internacionales

José Olinuck says goodbye to INTA after 47 years: a life dedicated to agrometeorology and the service of agricultural production

With an exemplary career of almost half a century, the agrometeorologist coach José Olinuck retires from INTA Cerro Azul leaving for the productive sector of the NEA an invaluable statistical work on temperatures, rains and other weather conditions, in addition to the consolidation of a network of agrometeorological stations. His silent, meticulous and constant work allowed himself to anticipate the weather and improve the decisions of thousands of producers. When in 1978 José Olinuk entered the INTA Cerro Azul as a coach to take care of the area of ??Agrometeorology, he surely did not imagine that his work would mark over fire the development of this discipline in the region. Today, a few days after his retirement, he reviews with emotion a whole life dedicated to observing the climate, collecting data, issuing newsletters and, above all, being a reliable source of information for producers, researchers, teachers and students.

Why do the leaves of the trees change color in autumn?

In autumn, the trees exhibit a change in the color of their leaves as a result of the reduction of sunlight and the decrease in temperatures. All the details.

Batev Meeting 2025: Housing credit in the center of the debate to boost development

Buenos Aires, June 2025 - Within the framework of the 30th Edition of Batev - International Exhibition of Construction and Housing, Meeting 2025 will be held - CEDU Day | AEV, a strategic dialogue space that will address one of the great debts of the Argentine economic system: the creation of a sustainable market credit market. Under the motto, what is missing to accelerate the most necessary tool in the current context? The day will take place on Wednesday, June 25 from 3:45 p.m., at the Auditorium of the Blue Pavilion of La Rural.

This tree was chosen as the most beautiful in the world and is only in these 3 Latin American countries

Originally from Latin America, the beauty of this tree lies in its height, or in its foliage: it is its flowers as beautiful as indefinite that make it considered the most beautiful in the world.

The new vein edition is already online: the future of furniture and wood is lived today

With the best of Interzum and Ligna 2025, this special edition invites you to discover the trends, technologies and opportunities that are redefining the industry.

Argentines, Brazilians and Uruguayans with a common goal: they verified that forest improvement with DNA studies can be accelerated and without the need to go to the field

The genetic improvement of animals and plants is a process as silent as extensive. Especially in the case of trees, which can take decades to express their characteristics and slow down the choice, a key step to obtain overcoming species. A recent study of INTA researchers, Conicet, Embrapa (Brazil) and UPM-Forestal Eastern (Uruguay) proposes a mechanism to accelerate it and make it less expensive.

Batev 2025

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Japan has raised the largest wooden structure: a huge two -kilometer ring and 20 meters high

Grand Ring is the symbol of the Osaka Expo ... and a construction that has already sneaked into the Guinness book

The 300 mangoes tree, the fruity wonder that grows in India

In Malihabad, a small town in the state of Uttar Pradesh, India, is a tree that defies the expectations of nature and horticulture. This specimen, with more than 125 years old, is capable of producing more than 300 different varieties of mango, an achievement that has captured international attention and has made its creator, Kalimullah Khan, a figure recognized in the agricultural field. As reported by The Better India, this tree is the result of decades of work, experimentation and dedication by Khan, who began his project in 1957.