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HONDURAS, 2024. A Honduran farmer uses a drone to record agricultural variables
El Castaño Community, Soledad municipality, November 2024. Pablo Osorto is a Honduran farmer who contributes to the development of an innovative tool to reduce the risk of losses and optimize agricultural production: the Agricultural Climate Risk Zoning (ZARC), an initiative promoted by FAO, the Brazilian Cooperation Agency (ABC) and the Government of Honduras.
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HONDURAS, 2024. Un agricultor de Honduras utiliza un dron para registrar variables agrÃcolas
Pablo Osorto es un agricultor de Honduras quien contribuye al desarrollo de una herramienta innovadora para reducir los riesgos de pérdidas y optimizar la producción agrÃcola: la Zonificación AgrÃcola al Riesgo Climático (ZARC).Esta iniciativa es impulsada por la FAO, la Agencia Brasileña de Cooperación (ABC) y el Gobierno de Honduras.
Date: 14 de noviembre del 2024
Location: Comunidad El Castaño, municipio de Soledad
11/14/2024
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Honduras
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© FAO / Katya Erazo
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https://www.fao.org/americas/multimedia/photo-rep/detalle/cultivando-soluciones/en
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