Congreso virtual del 4 al 8 de octubre 2021. Sesiones:Evolución y diversidad de microorganismos promotores del crecimiento vegetal (MPCV) -- Promoción directa del crecimiento vegetal -- Promoción indirecta del crecimiento vegetal -- El holobionte planta:interacciones multitróficas -- Manejo microbiano en Agroecología -- El microbioma agrícola -- Del laboratorio al campo -- Requerimiento para el registro de productos microbianos.

RESUMEN. El objetivo de esta publicación es difundir los principales resultados del trabajo realizado en el marco del proyecto FPTA 324:Estudio del impacto de las actuales prácticas agrícolas en los recursos hídricos del bajo Rio Negro y Esteros de Farrapos.

Los pastizales en regiones sub-húmedas son uno de los biomas más amenazado del planeta.

Los pastizales en regiones sub-húmedas son uno de los biomas más amenazado del planeta. Las áreas dominadas por pastizales jugaron un papel central en la evolución de muchas especies, entre ellas los humanos.

Los pastizales en regiones sub-húmedas son uno de los biomas más amenazado del planeta. Las áreas dominadas por pastizales jugaron un papel central en la evolución de muchas especies, entre ellas los humanos.

Abtract. The Agricultural Transformation Pathways (ATP) for Uruguay and two other selected study cases issued in 2016 in the frame of the UN´s Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN) projectmade relevant advances in setting the desired and feasible goals and development objectives for 2030 (Schwoob et al., 2016).

Abstract. Uruguay is the most export-oriented rice producing country in the world. The annual production rounds 1.4 million metric tons (TMT), more than 96% of which is exported globally. This article shows the results of the cost-benefit analysis performed on different technology alternatives defined for six different locations in the East of Uruguay, which is the in the traditional rice-producing region. Uruguay plants annually about 170 thousand hectares of rice. Sixty-percent of this area is located in the East part of the country.

Abstract. Uruguay is the most export-oriented rice producing country in the world. The annual production rounds 1.4 million metric tons (TMT), more than 96% of which is exported globally. This article shows the results of the cost-benefit analysis performed on different technology alternatives defined for six different locations in the East of Uruguay, which is the in the traditional rice-producing region. Uruguay plants annually about 170 thousand hectares of rice. Sixty-percent of this area is located in the East part of the country.

Abstract. Global population is expected to reach 9.7 billionon 2050(UN). This will require increasing food production by approximately 70%. Therefore, the performance of agricultural production systems and processes should be improved. The growing food demand anticipated for 2050 is expected to increase the impact of agricultural production on the environment (Davis et al., 2016).