Mexico: Baja California Sur (BCS) occupies the second national place in oyster production

Published 2021년 1월 21일

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The Mexican government has invested over 22 million pesos to support over a thousand aquaculture projects in Baja California Sur, leading to the state becoming the second highest oyster production state in the country. This investment has aided more than a thousand producers and has helped decompress fishing areas that had reached their maximum extraction capacity. SEPADA Secretary Andrés Córdova Urrutia visited the Robles Aquaculture laboratory, which is a significant employer in the area and a key partner in the development of aquaculture projects in the middle peninsula.

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MAURICIO HERNÁNDEZ. THE SOUTH CALIFORNIAN. The Government has invested more than 22 million pesos in support of more than a thousand aquaculture projects. LA PAZ, Baja California Sur. (OEM-Informex). For the current state administration, support for the aquaculture sector remains firm, as well as the commitment to promote the productive development of Baja California Sur, highlighted Andrés Córdova Urrutia, Secretary of Fisheries, Aquaculture and Agricultural Development (SEPADA), after delivering little More than 1,150,000 seeds to cultivate and produce oysters for producers Gloria Hilda Rodríguez Gutiérrez, from the Banderitas estuary in Puerto San Carlos, and José Iván Gómez Alemán, from San Buto, both in the municipality of Comondú. The official stressed that the State Aquaculture Program has invested more than 22 million pesos in favor of more than a thousand producers and their families in La Paz, Comondú and Mulegé, giving them a new and viable option of productive ...

Source: Inforural