The INIA Agrometeorology Network and its Influence on the Agricultural Sector.
Abstract
In the 1930s, the installation of an agrometeorological network began in fields assigned to the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (MAC). FONAIAP, now INIA, has been in charge of this agrometeorological network since 1961. It is the same one that currently has 23 conventional stations equipped with instruments to measure agrometeorological elements and 21 automatic stations of different models ELE Cumulu, Imetos and HL20.
References
Entrevista:
Investigadora Adriana Cortez (INIA-CENIAP).
Investigador Pedro Monasterios (INIA-Yaracuy).
Instituto Nacional de Investigaciones Agrícolas. http.www.
inia.gob.ve. portal de la Red Agrometereologica del
INIA (RAI). Consulta: 25/05/11.
Rodríguez, M. F.; Cortez M., A.; Núñez, M. C.; Ovalles,
F.; Rey, J. C. Distribución espacial de las redes de
estaciones metereologicas en Venezuela. INIA Di-
vulga 8, mayo-agosto 2006.
Investigadora Adriana Cortez (INIA-CENIAP).
Investigador Pedro Monasterios (INIA-Yaracuy).
Instituto Nacional de Investigaciones Agrícolas. http.www.
inia.gob.ve. portal de la Red Agrometereologica del
INIA (RAI). Consulta: 25/05/11.
Rodríguez, M. F.; Cortez M., A.; Núñez, M. C.; Ovalles,
F.; Rey, J. C. Distribución espacial de las redes de
estaciones metereologicas en Venezuela. INIA Di-
vulga 8, mayo-agosto 2006.
Published
2011-12-11
How to Cite
Vargas, J. (2011). The INIA Agrometeorology Network and its Influence on the Agricultural Sector. INIA Divulga, 20(20), 21-25. Retrieved from http://publicaciones.inia.gob.ve/index.php/iniadivulga/article/view/986
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