Field monitoring system: Coordination and follow-up of field activities with Innovahub partners, field data registration and progress on implementation of e-Agrology

The field monitoring activities within the partner network play a crucial role in understanding the territory, production systems, and socio-economic conditions in communities. This knowledge enables effective support for partners, facilitating better interventions. The close relationship between technicians and producers, backed by a supportive team, fosters shared interventions, considering both local knowledge and technical expertise. Identifying production issues and leveraging community experiences with crops, yields, pests, and diseases further enhances collaboration. Innovahubs' physical infrastructure includes research platforms, innovation modules, extension areas, and trial plots addressing emerging problems or expressed needs. Guatemala and Honduras recently established this infrastructure, forming the foundation for training, demonstrations, field visits, and impactful outreach to other producers. In Mexico, mature alliances have led to diverse and permanent physical infrastructure, enabling sustained impact in intervention areas. This analysis primarily focuses on the progress of physical infrastructure establishment in Guatemala and Honduras, emphasizing the initiative's current phase. In Mexico, the focus is on hubs in the southern region (Hub Pacífico Sur, Hub Chiapas, and Hub Península Yucatán), addressing similar territorial challenges to Central American interventions. While other Mexican hubs replicate lessons within their networks, local interventions vary, contributing to impacts reported separately by the end of the first cycle in 2025. With established Innovahub infrastructure in Guatemala and Honduras, the main goal is to innovate and sustainably strengthen agricultural processes. Analysis of generated information serves as a basis for future improvement processes and monitors AgriLAC's progress. Field data collection through the eagrology platform contributes to monitoring and analyzing advancements in 2023, supplying substantial datasets for future analyses. This report presents preliminary descriptive analyses of agronomic data collected in 2023 from eagrology's modules and extension areas. Maize and beans stand out as the predominant crops, mostly cultivated under rainfed systems, reflecting the initial successes of the implemented interventions.

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Main Authors: Ovando Galdámez, J.R., Jiménez, B., Martínez, O.A., García Santiago, J.O., Leal Gonzalez, A.J., Borrayo, A., Martínez, J., Van Loon, J.
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Published: Alliance of Bioversity International and CIAT 2023
Subjects:AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES AND BIOTECHNOLOGY, MONITORING, DATA COLLECTION, INNOVATION PLATFORMS, Sustainable Agrifood Systems,
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spelling dig-cimmyt-10883-229612024-03-15T19:15:38Z Field monitoring system: Coordination and follow-up of field activities with Innovahub partners, field data registration and progress on implementation of e-Agrology Ovando Galdámez, J.R. Jiménez, B. Martínez, O.A. García Santiago, J.O. Leal Gonzalez, A.J. Borrayo, A. Martínez, J. Van Loon, J. AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES AND BIOTECHNOLOGY MONITORING DATA COLLECTION INNOVATION PLATFORMS Sustainable Agrifood Systems The field monitoring activities within the partner network play a crucial role in understanding the territory, production systems, and socio-economic conditions in communities. This knowledge enables effective support for partners, facilitating better interventions. The close relationship between technicians and producers, backed by a supportive team, fosters shared interventions, considering both local knowledge and technical expertise. Identifying production issues and leveraging community experiences with crops, yields, pests, and diseases further enhances collaboration. Innovahubs' physical infrastructure includes research platforms, innovation modules, extension areas, and trial plots addressing emerging problems or expressed needs. Guatemala and Honduras recently established this infrastructure, forming the foundation for training, demonstrations, field visits, and impactful outreach to other producers. In Mexico, mature alliances have led to diverse and permanent physical infrastructure, enabling sustained impact in intervention areas. This analysis primarily focuses on the progress of physical infrastructure establishment in Guatemala and Honduras, emphasizing the initiative's current phase. In Mexico, the focus is on hubs in the southern region (Hub Pacífico Sur, Hub Chiapas, and Hub Península Yucatán), addressing similar territorial challenges to Central American interventions. While other Mexican hubs replicate lessons within their networks, local interventions vary, contributing to impacts reported separately by the end of the first cycle in 2025. With established Innovahub infrastructure in Guatemala and Honduras, the main goal is to innovate and sustainably strengthen agricultural processes. Analysis of generated information serves as a basis for future improvement processes and monitors AgriLAC's progress. Field data collection through the eagrology platform contributes to monitoring and analyzing advancements in 2023, supplying substantial datasets for future analyses. This report presents preliminary descriptive analyses of agronomic data collected in 2023 from eagrology's modules and extension areas. Maize and beans stand out as the predominant crops, mostly cultivated under rainfed systems, reflecting the initial successes of the implemented interventions. 26 pages 2024-01-22T21:30:14Z 2024-01-22T21:30:14Z 2023 Report Published Version https://hdl.handle.net/10883/22961 English Climate adaptation & mitigation Poverty reduction, livelihoods & jobs AgriLAC Resiliente Resilient Agrifood Systems CGIAR Trust Fund https://hdl.handle.net/10568/138404 CIMMYT manages Intellectual Assets as International Public Goods. The user is free to download, print, store and share this work. In case you want to translate or create any other derivative work and share or distribute such translation/derivative work, please contact CIMMYT-Knowledge-Center@cgiar.org indicating the work you want to use and the kind of use you intend; CIMMYT will contact you with the suitable license for that purpose Open Access Guatemala Honduras Mexico Mexico Alliance of Bioversity International and CIAT CIMMYT CGIAR
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MONITORING
DATA COLLECTION
INNOVATION PLATFORMS
Sustainable Agrifood Systems
AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES AND BIOTECHNOLOGY
MONITORING
DATA COLLECTION
INNOVATION PLATFORMS
Sustainable Agrifood Systems
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INNOVATION PLATFORMS
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AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES AND BIOTECHNOLOGY
MONITORING
DATA COLLECTION
INNOVATION PLATFORMS
Sustainable Agrifood Systems
Ovando Galdámez, J.R.
Jiménez, B.
Martínez, O.A.
García Santiago, J.O.
Leal Gonzalez, A.J.
Borrayo, A.
Martínez, J.
Van Loon, J.
Field monitoring system: Coordination and follow-up of field activities with Innovahub partners, field data registration and progress on implementation of e-Agrology
description The field monitoring activities within the partner network play a crucial role in understanding the territory, production systems, and socio-economic conditions in communities. This knowledge enables effective support for partners, facilitating better interventions. The close relationship between technicians and producers, backed by a supportive team, fosters shared interventions, considering both local knowledge and technical expertise. Identifying production issues and leveraging community experiences with crops, yields, pests, and diseases further enhances collaboration. Innovahubs' physical infrastructure includes research platforms, innovation modules, extension areas, and trial plots addressing emerging problems or expressed needs. Guatemala and Honduras recently established this infrastructure, forming the foundation for training, demonstrations, field visits, and impactful outreach to other producers. In Mexico, mature alliances have led to diverse and permanent physical infrastructure, enabling sustained impact in intervention areas. This analysis primarily focuses on the progress of physical infrastructure establishment in Guatemala and Honduras, emphasizing the initiative's current phase. In Mexico, the focus is on hubs in the southern region (Hub Pacífico Sur, Hub Chiapas, and Hub Península Yucatán), addressing similar territorial challenges to Central American interventions. While other Mexican hubs replicate lessons within their networks, local interventions vary, contributing to impacts reported separately by the end of the first cycle in 2025. With established Innovahub infrastructure in Guatemala and Honduras, the main goal is to innovate and sustainably strengthen agricultural processes. Analysis of generated information serves as a basis for future improvement processes and monitors AgriLAC's progress. Field data collection through the eagrology platform contributes to monitoring and analyzing advancements in 2023, supplying substantial datasets for future analyses. This report presents preliminary descriptive analyses of agronomic data collected in 2023 from eagrology's modules and extension areas. Maize and beans stand out as the predominant crops, mostly cultivated under rainfed systems, reflecting the initial successes of the implemented interventions.
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author Ovando Galdámez, J.R.
Jiménez, B.
Martínez, O.A.
García Santiago, J.O.
Leal Gonzalez, A.J.
Borrayo, A.
Martínez, J.
Van Loon, J.
author_facet Ovando Galdámez, J.R.
Jiménez, B.
Martínez, O.A.
García Santiago, J.O.
Leal Gonzalez, A.J.
Borrayo, A.
Martínez, J.
Van Loon, J.
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title Field monitoring system: Coordination and follow-up of field activities with Innovahub partners, field data registration and progress on implementation of e-Agrology
title_short Field monitoring system: Coordination and follow-up of field activities with Innovahub partners, field data registration and progress on implementation of e-Agrology
title_full Field monitoring system: Coordination and follow-up of field activities with Innovahub partners, field data registration and progress on implementation of e-Agrology
title_fullStr Field monitoring system: Coordination and follow-up of field activities with Innovahub partners, field data registration and progress on implementation of e-Agrology
title_full_unstemmed Field monitoring system: Coordination and follow-up of field activities with Innovahub partners, field data registration and progress on implementation of e-Agrology
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