Famaillá, Tucumán – Researchers from INTA Famaillá actively participated in⁢ the I National​ Meeting ‌of Ecophysiology and Agroecosystems, a unique event co-organized by INTA’s ⁣National Program ​of Ecophysiology and ⁤Agroecosystems ‌and⁢ the Faculty of Agricultural ⁤Sciences of‌ the National University ⁤of Córdoba. The meeting, which drew attendees from across Argentina and Uruguay, focused on ⁤critical​ themes for ⁣agricultural advancement.

the event received ‌support from a diverse range ⁤of​ public and private entities, including Conicet, Crea, ‌and Aapresid. Discussions centered on ecophysiology’s role in crop management and genetic improvement, production and landscape systems, ‍simulation models, remote sensing, precision agriculture, and agricultural education.

INTA Famaillá provided important support for its researchers’ involvement, showcasing work addressing regional challenges with innovative⁤ methodologies. Key​ research presented included‍ studies on ecosystem service crops⁤ – specifically Vicia Villosa within sugarcane systems – productive diversification through cassava cultivation,​ precision agriculture techniques for ‌sugarcane fertilization, mineralizable nitrogen dynamics in Tucumán soils, and the⁤ use of NDVI ‌atmospheric analysis to understand corn performance variations.

Researchers Luciana Martínez Classina, Julio⁤ Víctor Sáez, ‌and ⁢Gustavo Martos were among those representing INTA Famaillá at the ⁣meeting.⁤

These contributions ⁢demonstrate INTA’s‌ dedication to generating applied scientific knowledge to enhance the sustainability and efficiency of agro-productive systems in‌ the Northwest Argentine (NOA)​ region.

Posters detailing the research⁤ are available ‌for download.

Ceibo 2025: Argentina and Neighboring forces Enhance Interoperability in Landmark joint Exercise

Table of Contents

• Ceibo 2025: Argentina and Neighboring forces Enhance Interoperability in Landmark joint Exercise
  • Operational Highlights of Ceibo 2025
  • Strengthening Regional integration

BUENOS AIRES – In a important step towards regional security cooperation, the argentine Army recently concluded the Ceibo 2025 combined exercise, marking the first time such training has been framed within a conventional combat operation. the exercise, detailed on Argentina.gob.ar, showcased a heightened level of operational coordination and interoperability between the argentine military and forces from neighboring nations.

Operational Highlights of Ceibo 2025

The exercise involved the formation of a joint General Staff comprised of officers from both participating armies. This collaborative structure facilitated a ample advancement in bilateral military cooperation.

Training activities encompassed a wide range of tactical scenarios, including cabinet-level discussions, reconnaissance tours, static displays of equipment, and practical demonstrations.specific exercises focused on critical skills such as breaching obstacles, securing water sources, and reclaiming vital military installations.

Strengthening Regional integration

Military officials emphasized that the Ceibo 2025 exercise is instrumental in bolstering regional integration and fostering a stronger, more unified defense posture. The exchange of experiences,knowledge,and best practices within a supportive professional environment is expected to yield long-term benefits for all participating nations.

As stated by Argentine Army representatives,the exercise underscores the nation’s unwavering commitment to collaborative security initiatives with its neighbors. Continued combined training opportunities are seen as crucial for maintaining and enhancing regional stability.

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Argentina Grapples with Sustained Influenza Surge, Fentanyl Outbreak, and measles Cases

Buenos Aires, Argentina – Argentina is currently experiencing a notable and sustained increase in influenza-like illnesses (ETI), with Influenza A (H1N1) and RSV (Respiratory Syncytial Virus) being teh predominant strains. Despite a slight recent dip in positivity rates among outpatients and those hospitalized with severe acute respiratory infections (IRAG), overall levels remain high compared to typical seasonal patterns.

The National Epidemiological Bulletin (Ben) for Epidemiological Week (SE) 28 reported 69 influenza cases, 10 RSV cases, and one SARS-CoV-2 case from Ambulatory Monitoring Units (UMA). Hospitalized patients saw a higher burden, with 539 influenza cases, 780 RSV cases, and 38 COVID-19 cases detected.

In a concerning progress, the Ben also detailed an outbreak of invasive disease linked to contaminated fentanyl. While a decrease in confirmed cases and deaths was noted compared to the previous week, attributed to refined epidemiological investigations, the situation remains under scrutiny. Santa Fe province, in particular, re-evaluated previous case confirmations, leading to adjustments in the overall figures. Currently, 67 cases and 48 deaths are confirmed, with 46 cases in Santa Fe, 19 in the province of Buenos Aires (PBA), and 2 in the Autonomous City of Buenos aires (CABA). Investigations are ongoing to determine if the deaths are directly linked to the administration of fentanyl produced by the HLB pharma firm,which was administered to patients for other clinical conditions.

The epidemiological landscape also includes a persistent measles situation. Throughout the year, 35 confirmed measles cases have been reported out of 2,652 notifications for exanthematic feverish disease (EFE). These confirmed cases are distributed across PBA (21), CABA (13), and San Luis (1). of the total, 6 cases are considered imported from Russia, Thailand, Mexico, and England, while 28 cases are attributed to community transmission within Argentina.

Regarding dengue, SE 28 saw 5 new confirmed cases, bringing the annual total to 8,337 laboratory-confirmed cases and 8,687 confirmed through epidemiological-clinical links. While the number of cases is decreasing as the season concludes,viral circulation persists in certain jurisdictions,necessitating continued clinical,laboratory,and entomological surveillance.

Other Prominent Events: Tuberculosis

Between January 1st and 28th, 7,975 cases of tuberculosis (TB) were notified with a 2025 notification date. Of these, 7,597 (95.3%) were incident cases (new, relapsed, or unclassified at treatment initiation), and 378 (4.7%) were non-new cases. Pulmonary TB accounted for the majority at 83.7% (6,672 cases), with 72.1% (4,812) confirmed by bacteriology.

This data is derived from the National Health Surveillance System (SNVS 2.0) and reflects details exported up to July 13, 2025, covering all 24 jurisdictions in the country.