Spain: The Ministry of Agriculture promotes the Hortícolas project to expand the surface of this type of crops in Castilla y León

Published 2022년 3월 27일

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The Ministry of Agriculture in Castilla y León, Spain, is initiating the 'Horticultural' project to identify new areas for horticultural cultivation, converting lands from rainfed to irrigated. The project will be implemented in three areas, with three farmers testing various crops in each location. The goal is to increase horticultural production, improve product quality, and create more job opportunities in the rural areas. The ministry has also modernized nearly 30,000 hectares of irrigated land since 2019 to increase profitability for young farmers and stimulate economic growth in the region.
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The Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Rural Development, through the Agrarian Technological Institute of Castilla y León (Itacyl), has promoted the 'Horticultural' project. It is about finding new cultivation areas that are conducive to the development of this type of product in the Community. Once an edaphoclimatic report of lands that have gone from rainfed to irrigated land has been carried out, three areas have been identified where the first tests will be started: Arabayona de Mógica (Salamanca), Canalejas de Peñafiel (Valladolid) and Santibáñez de la Isla (León), in which three farmers will carry out the same study in each of them with the following products: three varieties of peas, two of corn, one of beans, brassicas, beets and lettuce. The Agricultural and Agri-Food Technology Center (Itagra), collaborating in this project, will carry out the planting and supervision of the trials with the farmers who will participate in this pilot experience. As stated by the ...
Source: Castilla

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