I was a student-scholar at INTA from 2007 to 2010. With a CONICET postgraduate scholarship, I completed my PhD in Agricultural Sciences. The title of my thesis was: "Vegetable covers in vineyards under localized irrigation, physiological response of native herbaceous species to different environments." In addition, I have collaborated in the management of a demonstrative agroecological plot and have experience in composting techniques and the production of worm humus and compost tea. I am currently a permanent staff member at INTA, working in the area of ​​Geomatics and Precision Agriculture, linked to the topic of irrigation. Closely linked to the territory, I conduct research on irrigation and precision agriculture topics, and I also provide training and transfer to producers and technicians. I participate in numerous multidisciplinary projects collaborating with regenerative agriculture, the efficient use of water and the reuse of resources.