This can be achieved through a three-way approach based on a rapidly expanding array of biological and agronomic knowledge specific to agro-ecosystems and regions.
He created a business model that combined the capabilities of a large company (agronomic knowledge, retailer relationships, brand recognition) with external enablers and a stand-alone field force, and it is working.
Cultural landscapes were prominent during the Early Roman period when agronomic knowledge allowed the spread of intensive land exploitation in most of the available land.
These traditions include not only agronomic knowledge, but also social structures that allow that knowledge to evolve and circulate.
The goal of this program is to increase the producer knowledge of agronomic and economic aspects of soybean production with an emphasis on the identification, biology, and management of critical pests, including diseases, weeds and insects.
These schools are also known as "schools without walls", that work to improve and strengthen men and women's life skills and knowledge of agronomic practices whilst raising awareness on human and women's rights, gender stereotypes, and how to protect themselves from GBV and HIV.
All the information was derived from expert knowledge developed over more than 12 years of agronomic experiments in Madagascar.
For the optimization of agronomic practices in stevia (Stevia rebaudiana Bertoni) cultivation in Europe, more knowledge is required concerning the influence of temperate environmental conditions on plant growth and yield of steviol glycosides (SVgly).
Such practices have been qualified as knowledge-intensive, as they involve the renewal of agronomic principles and numerous interactions between the systems' components and their regulation.
Hamlin, who is forty, is the director of agronomic research at the Climate Corporation, which is based in San Francisco.
