Economics
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ArticleLanguage: English Analytics: Show analyticsDescription: p. 71-77Subject(s): - Manihot esculenta
- Cereals
- Colombia
- CULTIVATION SYSTEMS
- Economics
- Intercropping
- Maize
- Marketing
- South America
- TECHNOLOGICAL PACKAGE
- Technology
- TECHNOLOGY EVALUATION
- America
- Starch crops
- Manihot esculenta
- Cereales
- Colombia
- Sistemas de cultivo
- Economia
- CULTIVOS INTERCALADOS
- MAIZ
- Mercadeo
- AMERICA DEL SUR
- PAQUETE TECNOLOGICO
- TECNOLOGIA
- EVALUACION DE TECNOLOGIA
- Yuca
- Cassava
- Chapters in reports
- Capítulos de informes
- CIAT Editor
- Book chapters
- DIGITAL2015
- 16639
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El objetivo a largo plazo de la seccion de economia del Centro Internacional de Agricultura Tropical es analizar el impacto potencial de la tecnologia en yuca en America Latina. Se describen los ensayos realizados a nivel de finca en Media Luna (Magdalena) y en Mondomo (Cauca), asi como tambien los ensayos de cultivos asociados (yuca-maiz). Se incluye un estudio del analisis de los mercados utilizando como base la industria avicola en Colombia. Ademas se presentan cuadros con los rendimientos e ingresos netos en varios sistemas de cultivos intercalados yuca-maiz en Media Luna y yuca-frijol en Caicedonia; los contenidos de MS, fibra y porcentaje total de raices con pudricion radical de 4 lineas en diferentes periodos de cosecha; los rendimientos de raices frescas de las var. Americana y algodona en fincas individuales segun el tamano de la finca y el uso previo de la parcela en Mondomo. (CIAT)
The long-term objective of the economics section of the Centro Internacional de Agricultura Tropical is to analyze the potential impact of improved cassava technology in Latin America. On-farm trials conducted in Media Luna (Magdalena) and Mondomo (Cauca) are described as well as cassava/maize intercropping trials. A case study analyzing the cassava market in the poultry industry in Colombia is included. Tables were also presented on yields and net incomes from various cassava and maize intercropping systems at Media Luna and cassava and bean intercropping systems at Caicedonia; DM and fiber content, and percentage of total roots with root rot of 4 cassava lines at different harvesting times; fresh root yield of var. Americana and Algodona on individual farms related to plot history and farm size at Mondomo. (CIAT)