ATeG: group for red fruits is new in the program in Minas Gerais, Brazil

Published 2020년 11월 3일

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The Technical and Managerial Assistance (ATeG) service, a two-year initiative targeted at blackberry and soon-to-be raspberry producers in Machado, was introduced by Caio Oliveira, the regional manager of the Faemg / Senar / Inaes System. This program aims to expand and improve these producers' markets, with a focus on value added products like frozen fruits, sweets, juices, and pulps. Led by agronomist Fernando Lima, who starts on November 16, ATeG will provide technical and managerial support to help producers improve their planting and increase their production, which is currently at 31 tons with expectations to reach 100 tons for the current harvest. This initiative is expected to enhance productivity, income, and quality of life for these producers, in alignment with the Faemg / Senar / Inaes System's objectives.

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Original content

The Technical and Managerial Assistance (ATeG) service aimed at red fruit producers was presented in Machado by the regional manager of the Faemg / Senar / Inaes System, Caio Oliveira. Unprecedented in the state, the initiative will serve producers in the municipality who already excel in the production of blackberry and start producing raspberry. With a two-year duration, the proposal is to organize, grow and serve new markets with growing demand. For the producer Rubens Cotrin, vice president of the Fruit Growers Association, ATeG arrives at an important moment for structuring, management and technical assistance. “We have two years of association and this program will be fundamental for our growth. We are very happy to have this opportunity to work together with Senar Minas ”. The Program's agronomist and technical engineer, Fernando Lima, will start work on November 16 and highlights the good expectations of the participants. “ATeG arrives in Machado to contribute to the ...

Source: Cnabrasil