Transitional and Agroindustrial Crops Innovation Network
Mission
Generate and link technological offers with impact on the territory, to improve the sustainability and competitiveness of temporary and agro-industrial crop production systems.
Vision
By 2028, to be a Network recognized nationally and internationally for the technological offer's quality, rigor, and relevance, which contributes to the sustainability and competitiveness of transitory and agro-industrial production systems in the territory.
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Contribute to the competitiveness and sustainability of transitory and agroindustrial crop systems, by obtaining and linking technological solutions to quality and food safety parameters, and to efficiency practices in the use of resources and spatial planning, in the context of new environmental and market challenges in the country.
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Obtain genetic materials with specific adaptation traits, competitive yields, nutritional and agroindustrial quality, and tolerance to biotic and abiotic stress, which meet current and future market segments requirements.
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Improve soil production capacity, environmental and water regulation, and nutrient cycling in transitional and agroindustrial crop systems to contribute to sustainability and competitiveness.
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Develop and integrate strategies for managing pests, diseases and weeds in transitional and agroindustrial crop production systems, to help improve competitiveness and sustainability in the territory.
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Develop, adapt and improve harvest and postharvest processes to increase efficiency and generate added value to products and subproducts, in transitional and agroindustrial crop production systems.
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Formulate strategies for the integrated management of production systems by implementing recommendations for developing improved genetic materials that use water and soil resources sustainably, are tolerant to biotic and abiotic stresses, and enhance agroindustrial development, in order to contribute to the competitiveness and sustainability of production areas under scenarios of climate variability and change.
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Contribute to the management of production systems in the territory to reduce conflict in the use of land and water, and increase the adaptability, competitiveness and sustainability of the systems under conditions of climate change and variability.
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Generate strategies to link technological solutions, allowing their adoption by different actors to improve the competitiveness and sustainability of transitional crop production systems in the country.
Impact stakes to 2028
The Network's stakes concerning the impact goals defined in this strategic framework become the measurement element of the Network's contribution to sectoral technical change through producers' adoption of its TO.
Current TO stakes
The Innovation Network will impact by 2028 between:
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120,386 and 307,887 ha
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3,513 and 63,975 producers
Potential TO stakes
The Innovation Network will impact by 2028 between:
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11,516 and 72,550 ha
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5,575 and 18,836 producers
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