Brazilian Açaí polo, producers are optimistic about planting the fruit in Linhares, Tarciso says that the idea of planting açaí emerged when he had access to cocoa seedlings provided by the city through a subsidy.

Published 2021년 5월 3일

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Producers in Linhares, Brazil, are embracing açaí cultivation, with support from the Linhares Municipal Agriculture Department and the Litoral Polo of the Municipal Fruit Production Program. The initiative, which has seen the distribution of 4,670 açaí plants over 10 hectares, aims to diversify agricultural activities and boost economic development. Despite the long cultivation period before fruit production, açaí is valued for its hardiness and potential for additional income. The Litoral Polo's success with other crops like cajá mango dwarf, guava, grapes, and lemons is expected to be replicated with açaí, with projections for 119 tons of fruit per year in 2024. This initiative is part of a larger strategy to diversify agriculture and stimulate economic growth by introducing new crops and optimizing use of small rural properties.
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Photo: Disclosure Açaí, the fruit of the açaí tree, from which a highly nutritious and energetic pulp is extracted, has been conquering producers in Linhares, such as Tarciso de Souza, which has property in Brejo Grande. He and 11 other producers are part of the Polo Litoral, of the Municipal Fruit Production Program, growing 4,670 plants on 10 hectares of area that were distributed by the Linhares Municipal Agriculture Department. Tarciso says that the idea of planting açaí came up when he had access to cocoa seedlings provided by the city via a subsidy. “It is a new culture that, as soon as I started taking care of cocoa, I saw that the consortium with açaí was very appropriate. Today I have approximately 300 plants and I want to exceed a thousand units by the end of the year. I have good expectations for a plantation that is easy to cultivate and very suitable for our type of soil. Despite being a plant that takes a while to start bearing fruit, its useful life is long and ...
Source: Abrafrutas

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