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Sistemas Silvopastoriles: Beneficios para los Ecosistemas de Montaña

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21 agosto 2022
Sergio Esteban Lozano Baez

El investigador Rodrigo Soto nos comparte en este video los beneficios de los Sistemas Silvopastoriles implementados en el Valle del Cauca – Colombia por la Fundación CIPAV. Es muy importante entender que un Sistema Silvopastoril es más que sembrar árboles dentro del pastizal, es un proceso a largo plazo que realiza acciones para mejorar el bienestar del ganado, la economía de los ganaderos y la conectividad de los paisajes.

Sergio Esteban Lozano Baez

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