Universidad Católica de Salta from Argentina Joins AGRIS to Expand Research on Zoonosis and Animal Genetics

The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) welcomes Universidad Católica de Salta (UCS) from Argentina as a new member of the International System for Agricultural Science and Technology (AGRIS).

Founded in 1963, UCS has become a key institution in the region, contributing significantly to higher education and research in various fields, including veterinary sciences and molecular biology.

As a new data provider for AGRIS, UCS contributes 53 records on topics such as zoonosis, animal genetics, veterinary sciences, and molecular biology. Click here for more information.

UCS's participation in AGRIS ensures that its valuable experience and knowledge are accessible worldwide at no cost, offering a unique national perspective. This will enhance global access to vital information for agriculture and rural development.

Welcome to AGRIS, Universidad Católica de Salta!