40 Años de Agronimía: Anecdotas de la Escuela, Experiencias Profesionales Y Su Poesía. - Beverido, Luis G.
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This book is presented to celebrate the 40 years of graduation and contains some of the anecdotes lived as a student at the National School of Agriculture, now Chapingo Autonomous University (UACH) during the years of study from 1973 to 1980, from where the author graduated on crop protection. It also includes several of his professional experiences in various countries of the American continent for more than 40 years, as well as having written almost 150 poems, the vast majority being in Spanish, but you will also find several in Portuguese and some others in English.

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This book is presented to celebrate the 40 years of graduation and contains some of the anecdotes lived as a student at the National School of Agriculture, now Chapingo Autonomous University (UACH) during the years of study from 1973 to 1980, from where the author graduated on crop protection. It also includes several of his professional experiences in various countries of the American continent for more than 40 years, as well as having written almost 150 poems, the vast majority being in Spanish, but you will also find several in Portuguese and some others in English.
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Luis G Beverido was born in Cordoba Veracruz, Mexico on January 7 th, 1959, as part of the Beverido family, which was originated by Giuseppe Vigorito ( Jose Beverido) in 1875.In 1967, Luis moved to Texcoco, Mexico where he grew up and studied Agronomy with a specialization in Crop Protection. He graduated in 1980, and worked for Bayer de Mexico and the Mexican Government up until 1985 when he moved to The Dow Chemical Company. At Dow he had several positions at the Latin America level, such as Sao Paulo Brazil, Central America and Mexico, and also Indianapolis Indiana and Miami, Florida.