Practice abstract of GO Arrozorex

It focuses on the permanent monitoring of the cultivation of rice from sowing, through the reception in storage premises to the processing industries, to greatly facilitate industrial producers the identification and separation of raw material in the reception of it and obtain a final product completely drawn. To this end, a new work methodology has been created through a computerized tool that collects all the relevant information of the process, both for the farmer and for the industry, that upon arrival to the factory allows the product to be identified until it is processed.

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Informazioni sul contributo

Posizione
  • Spain
Autori del contributo
  • Emilio de Torres Díez-Madroñero
Scopo
  • Communication
  • Dissemination
Tipo di file
Document
Dimensione del file
336 kB
Pubblicato su
06-06-2020
Lingua d'origine
Spanish
Sito web ufficiale del progetto
TRACEABILITY IN RICE CULTIVATION
Licenza
CC BY

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