ISA University Launches Experimental Banana Farm
Exciting developments are unfolding in the Dominican Republic! 🇲🇶 ISA University has inaugurated an Experimental Banana Farm equipped with state-of-the-art agricultural technology as part of the DEEP FARM Project. This groundbreaking initiative, led by the ESTIA Institute of Technology in France and supported by Erasmus+ (CBHE), marks a major leap forward for digital agriculture in higher education institutions.
A Ceremony of Distinguished Guests
The inauguration event was attended by prominent figures, including:
- Minister of Agriculture, Mr. Limber Cruz
- Vice Minister of International Cooperation of MEPyD, Mrs. Olaya O. Dotel
- Ambassador of the European Union, Mrs. Katja Afheldt
- Rector of ISA University, Dr. Edwin Reyes
- President of ISA University Board of Directors, Mr. Ricardo Fondeur
- Chancellor of UTESA, Eng. Frank RodrĂguez González
- President of the Santo Domingo Cyber Park, Mr. Eddy MartĂnez
 Why Does This Matter?
This innovative farm incorporates drones, sensors, and intelligent irrigation systems to enhance agricultural productivity while promoting sustainable and climate-resilient practices. Such advancements align perfectly with the European Green Deal’s objectives and pave the way for smarter, more efficient farming techniques.
Strengthening Partnerships for Greater Impact
In collaboration with UTESA and the Santo Domingo Cyber Park, this initiative reinforces education in AI and Big Data applications for agriculture. It empowers both the academic community and the agricultural sector, ensuring long-term positive impacts.
Leading Sustainable Farming Innovation
With this achievement, ISA University continues to solidify its position as a pioneer in integrating innovative technologies into agriculture, contributing to sustainable and productive farming practices.
