Tata Yvan Gutiérrezqa ingeniero agrónomo. Pay Marquilla-Aiquile ayllupi Cochabamba-Boliviapi paqarisqa. Tata Yvanqa trópico (Chaparepi) 14 watataña tiyakun. Kaypi laya puquchiqkunawan llamk’asqa, pikunachus latanu, piña, maracuyá, arroz puquchisqankuta wak suyukunaman apaqkunawan (UNABANA). Kunanpi “Casimiro Huanca Qhichwa” jatun yachaywasipi, Chimoré-Boliviapi yachachiq. Pay Agro-Forestaríata, Silviculturata, Cultivosta chanta Fruticulturata ima yachachin. Yachachiq ñisqanmanjina, yachakuqkuna allinta yacharikunanku tiyan, sumaqta puquykunata puqurichinankupaq, sach’akutapis kawsachinankupaq, chanta chay tukuy yachayninkuyta ayllunkupi riqsirichinankupaq.
Practicas llamk’aypi yachakuqkuna arrozta, hortalizasta tarpunku chanta imaynatachus puqusqanta qhatinku. Tata Yvan llamk’ayninwan may kusisqa kachkan imaptinchus, juch’uy ayllukunamanta yachakuqkunaman yachayninta riqsirichisqanrayku.
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Yvan Gutiérrez, es ingeniero agrónomo. Nació en la comunidad de Marquilla-Aiquile, Cochabamba-Bolivia. Yvan vive en el trópico (Chapare) desde hace 14 años donde trabajó con distintas asociaciones de producción y exportación de banana, piña, maracuyá, arroz (Exportadora -UNABANA). Actualmente es docente en la “Universidad Indígena Quechua Casimiro Huanca”, en Chimoré-Bolivia. El dicta las materias de Agro-Forestaría, Silvicultura, Cultivos y Fruticultura. Según el docente, es importante que los estudiantes adquieran las estrategias y metodologías adecuadas para producir alimentos, a conservar las plantas y aplicar esos conocimientos en sus comunidades. En las horas prácticas de la materia los estudiantes siembran arroz, hostilizas y controlan el proceso de producción. El docente esta contento con su trabajo ya que comparte sus conocimientos con estudiantes que vienen de distintas comunidades al igual que él.
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Yvan Gutierrez is an agronomical engineer. He was born in Marquilla-Aiquile province, in Cochabamba, Bolivia. He has lived in the tropical area (Chapare) for 14 years. He has worked with different associations in the production and exportation of bananas, pineapple, passion fruit and rice (UNABANA). Currently, he is a lecturer at the Casimiro Huanca Quechua Indigenous University in Chimoré, Bolivia. He teaches courses on agro-forestry, silviculture, farming and fruit farming. According to Yvan, it is important that students learn to appropriate strategies and methodologies in order to transmit what they learned in their communities. Through his courses, students gain experience by sowing rice and green vegetables. They also monitor the process of production. Yvan is proud of his work because he shares his knowledge with students who come from different small communities like him.
Gladys Camacho Rios is an MA student at CLACS-NYU. She recorded this podcast in Bolivia in 2014 as international correspondent of Rimasun.
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