(Spanish) Mejora la calificación de Paraguay
Posted on by admin(Spanish) The credit rating agencies Moody´s and Fitch have raised their qualifications for Paraguay.
Monthly Archives: March 2014
(Spanish) Paraguay es una de las mejores economías de Latinoamérica, según FMI
Posted on by adminAn article from the Paraguayan News Agency “La Nación” which explains that the International Monetary Fund has ranked the country as one of the best economies of Latin America
Pasture Seed Production.
Posted on by adminThere is a strong small to medium scale pasture seed production in the Central Chaco of Paraguay at farm level. The seed produced are Panicum maxium cv. Gatton, Cenchrus ciliaris cv. Texas 4464 and Bella, Urochloa mosambicensis, Chloris gayana cv. Callide, selections of Digitaria milanjiana, Panicum coloratum cv. Bambatsi, Sorghum sudanense, Leucaena leucocephala, Alysicarpus vaginalis, Desmanthus virgatus cv. Filadelfia and Stylosanthes hippocampoides cv.
Uruguay & Paraguay Beef
Posted on by adminBeef is commonly produced in extensive systems on the 165,000 square km of native pastures and grazed bush land plus 33,000 square km of cultivated pastures. Main capital investments refer to fencing, establishment of herd handling facilities, construction of dams or so called “Tajamares” (basins for rain water collection) and pasture establishment and maintenance.
Chaco Soil
Posted on by adminThe Paraguayan Chaco is dominated by geologically relatively young eutric cambisols and orthic luvisols with loamy textures (BGR 2001). As the distance from the Andes increases, soils tend to become finer in texture. The dominating soils in the Chaco have no major limitations in soil fertility, there are however big differences in water availability (drought and excess of water) over long periods (Fatecha 1989).
