Guantanamo.- The Soil Institute that has gained the position as local leader in studies on Cartography, Classification and Agro-productive Evaluation of lands in Guantánamo Province, stands out for its scientific work aimed at counteract the causes of desertification and drought in this province severely affected by climate change.
With more than 35 years of work in the lines of research on soils and transmitting its experiences to companies and associations in the evaluation of lands and the selection of areas for crops, it offers a portfolio of scientific-technical services to entities focused on preserving this natural resource to promote Cuban economic development.
Laboratory analysis of soil, plants and water; Agro-productive evaluation of lands; Preparation of recommendations for the most rational use of soils; and Determination of limiting factors, are some of the services provided by this scientific center.
The Soil Institute, in Guantanamo Province, also provides services on the scheme of crop rotation; Determination of soil fertility and recommendations for the application of chemical and organic fertilizers; in addition to the Study of soil salinity; Crop management in salt-affected lands, as well as the design of conservation and soil improvement schemes and advice for their implementation.
This scientific and technical group is located at Calle 3 Este #1158 between Pintó and Camilo Cienfuegos Avenue, Ciudad Deportiva, in the Guantánamo City, where you can go to hire their services, or by phone at 21323878 and 21325723 for more information. They also offer the following email address: director@suelos.gtm.minag.cu
