SAGRIT, September 29, Second day of training
September 29, the SAGRIT Project session continues at the University of Alcalá, focusing on adaptation strategies in livestock systems.
The session examines livestock systems in Cuba, extensive production, and the changes of recent years, with the participation of Cuban attendees.
It also addresses the equivalences and potential contributions between animal production systems and the agricultural landscapes of Spain and Cuba, led by A. Gómez Sal and participants from Cuba.
We continue moving forward in training for climate-smart agriculture and livestock farming!
At today’s session, September 29, at the University of Alcalá, we had a very timely visit: Dr. Maritza García García, president of the Environmental Agency of Cuba, who honors the meeting with her presence and contributions within the framework of the SAGRIT Project.
