Farming Project

Efficient growth is one that takes advantage of all available or provided resources (water, light, space, nutrients, seed, soil, etc.).

The implementation of technology is recommended to increase the production of crops, improve the safety of workers in the field as it has less impact on the environment and is sustainable over time.

All this is due to the multiple advantages on the use of technology on crops. These help to increase production with a smaller environmental impact. Also, gives more safety to workers in the field and improves sustainability. The above is reflected in an improvement of the standard of living of the farmer. It generates revenues, increases motivation to stay in the field and prevents migration to big cities.

The production of a crop that doesn't use technology against one that uses it, can vary between 25% on big farmers with medium technology while it can mean up to 100% of their production for small farmers with low technology.

Available resources become more efficient. Production improves, waste is reduced, there is a smaller environmental impact and production is more sustainable. To make it short, it is producing more with less bringing the potential of plants to life.

Against to what many people think, technology is a leader in biodiversity, as long as they make good use of it. The implementation of new technology in the preparation of soil (use of chisel plows), allow good tilling of the soil. This is ideal for the development of the crop and its production, preventing problems for large movements of the soil, soil erosion, and also maintains the moisture of the soil. A similar case is with the use green manures, which retain moisture, prevent erosion, and protects the micro-fauna of the soil.

Equipment with the latest technology and better calibrated, give safety to the work of the operator in terms of crop management to protect the products. Also using a smaller quantity of chemicals in treated crops reduces the environmental impact. The eco-efficiency of a system is expressed as the ratio of added value divided by the environmental impact. In this sense, the use of technology plays a very important role.

Our goal is to strengthen and increase productivity in areas where the work on the land is the main source of food and economic livelihood.