Overview
- Researchers reported service crops produced 4,000–5,000 kg of biomass and boosted soybean yields by over 800 kg and maize yields by up to 4,000 kg.
- The inaugural in-person business rounds paired nearly 70 leading agricultural companies with producers in 20-minute meetings and saw 70% of scheduled sessions completed.
- AAPRESID president Marcelo Torres and peers emphasized a shift from diagnosis to action under a “Código abierto” ethos focused on sustainable system redesign.
- INTA and UBA specialists outlined a vision for quantitative agronomy that measures carbon, water and biodiversity at field scale through predictive models and AI.
- International delegates from Japan and the Philippines detailed plans to scale Argentine no-till techniques, with Japan targeting 1,000 hectares by 2030 and the Philippines adapting methods for smallholder farms.