
Gabriel Carballal
Secretary · Board Member · GFN Board Member
Uruguay
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3rd generation Farmer "without farm", working in 2000 leased hectares in the southwest part of Uruguay in South America. Agriculture in 1600 hectares and livestock in 400 with around 700 head of bovine livestock. Producing winter crops (wheat, barley, canola, carinata, camelina, oats, ryegrass), summer crops (soybean, corn, forage sorghum) and pastures. All agriculture under NO TILL practices, in a regenerative system that includes cash crops, cover and service crops and pastures, trying to increase yields through technology, genetics, the best ag practices and a lot of knowledge by an amazing team. Ended my studies of Ag Technician and started working in 1998, first on the family farm and then by myself. Married Macarena and have a daughter, Ines who is studying Marketing and Andres who is studying agronomy. I live at the Farm during the week and in Tacuarembo in the weekends. I've been a Board member of the GFN since 2024 and Secretary of the GFN since 2025. Gabriel has been recognized by the GFN as a 2021 Kleckner Award for Global Farm Leadership award recipient.
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Articles by Gabriel Carballal (29)
February 20, 2025
Uruguay-Brassica Carinata
Gabriel Carballal from Uruguay takes us to the field, showing a cover crop of barley that will be replanted with soybeans as a second crop. Planting a…
Read article →October 31, 2024
Keep Global Trade Alive and Moving: US Leadership is Needed
Editor's Note: This article is co-authored by GFN members: Dr. Gilbert arap Bor: Kapsaret, Eldoret, Kenya; Gabriel Carballal: Tacaurembo, Urugua…
Read article →April 18, 2024
From Roots to Ruminants, how no-till and livestock work together
Gabriel Carballal, Uruguay and Rory Christie, UK…
Read article →March 13, 2024
Uruguay-Soybean
Gabriel Carballal, Uruguay, shares with us about his corn and soybean operation, discussing the resilience needed this year to recover from a drought …
Read article →November 2, 2023
Speaking Up in Support of the Tools That Support Sustainable Agriculture
Everything about farming is better today than it was a generation ago: We have better seeds, better tools, and better methods. Because of this, we’re …
Read article →August 16, 2023
Uruguay-Replanting with Barley
Gabriel Carballal, a member of the Global Farmer Network from Uruguay shows us the remains of a corn crop that was lost due to drought. He also shares…
Read article →Complete publishing history— all 29 articles
- Uruguay-Canola HarvestDecember 20, 2022
- Uruguay-Growing CanolaNovember 1, 2022
- URUGUAY-LIVESTOCK AND GRAINSAugust 16, 2022
- The Power and Importance of Modern PortsJuly 21, 2022
- Talking about Chemicals with Gabriel CarballalApril 13, 2022
- World Health Day: Farmers Lead the WayApril 7, 2022
- Talking No-Till with Gabriel CarballalApril 7, 2022
- October 19, 2021
- Uruguay-Healthy SoilsSeptember 16, 2021
- Uruguay-Harvest QualityJuly 22, 2021
- Climate Conscious Farmers Leading the WayJuly 22, 2021
- Uruguay-Carbon CreditsJuly 14, 2021
- Uruguay Farm Tour-RotationsApril 21, 2021
- Accepting the Musk XPRIZE Carbon Challenge on Behalf of the World's FarmersApril 8, 2021
- Uruguay Farm Tour-Farm EquipmentMarch 31, 2021
- Becoming icons of conservation agricultureFebruary 24, 2021
- Uruguay Farm Tour-RoadsDecember 14, 2020
- Carbon Sequestration & Sustainability in agricultureNovember 11, 2020
- Uruguay Farm Tour-SoybeansApril 22, 2020
- Modern Agriculture Gives Food Producers and Consumers a Win-WinJuly 12, 2019
- Uruguay Steps Up With Other Countries To Support Innovative TechnologyNovember 21, 2018
- Trade agreements fundamental for UruguayJuly 26, 2018
- Using Technology to Reduce Our Farming Footprint for World Environment DayMay 30, 2013
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