Mexico: 300 hectares of crops were lost due to hail in Chilac, Puebla

Published 2023년 5월 16일

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A hailfall on Monday in San Gabriel Chilac municipality has damaged around 300 hectares of crops, including zucchini, tomato, corn, and green tomato, leading to a total loss of these crops. The economic loss is estimated to be over two million pesos, including seed purchase, water irrigation, and land preparation costs. The municipality is working with rural development area personnel and the Secretary of National Defense to assess the damage. The mayor has reached out to state and rural development authorities seeking support to cover the costs of seeds and land preparation.
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The fall of hail that was recorded on Monday afternoon in the municipality of San Gabriel Chilac, affected some 300 hectares planted with zucchini, tomato, corn and green tomato, reported the mayor of that place Aarón Sertorio Gómez. The municipe together with personnel from the rural development area, elements of the Secretary of National Defense, began tours of the affected areas since Monday night, work that continued throughout the course of this Tuesday, which allowed them to learn that there was a total loss in the sowings with these three products, which were in different stages of growth. According to the estimate made by the mayor in terms of economic losses incurred due to damaged crops, he estimated them at more than two million pesos in planting and labor in the first stage, indicating that seed should be considered that the peasants buy, the purchase of water for irrigation, the work to prepare the land and the activities that they must carry out during the ...
Source: Milenio

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