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The study analyzed innovative technology transfer systems in agricultural sciences, assessing their impact on sector productivity and sustainability. A mixed-methods approach was employed, combining documentary review and analysis of successful cases in different geographical contexts. The results indicated that the adoption of new technologies was influenced by socioeconomic and governance factors, highlighting the importance of training and access to financing. It was identified that collaborative models among academia, industry, and rural communities facilitated the implementation of innovations. It was concluded that effective technology transfer systems require a comprehensive strategy that considers the particularities of each region, promoting the active participation of the involved stakeholders.
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