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The State of Mexico government has started the carp planting season in the Valle de Bravo region, delivering one million carp fry to 300 aquaculture families and planning to deliver five million to 279 production units and reservoirs, benefiting 11,160 families. The production is estimated to generate an economic benefit of 93 million 737 thousand pesos. The State of Mexico leads the country in landlocked entities' production of trout, tilapia, and carp, among other fish species.
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PRESS RELEASE. GOVERNMENT OF EDOMEX. • It has almost 6 million baby carp, benefiting 11,160 families dedicated to aquaculture in the Valle de Bravo region. • They estimate that the production achieved through the program will generate an economic benefit of 93 million 737 thousand pesos. • They produce trout, tilapia and carp in the State of Mexico, which places the entity in the first place of production of the 15 landlocked entities in the country. Jocotitlán, State of Mexico, March 15, 2021. To reactivate the economy of families that are dedicated to aquaculture, the Government of the State of Mexico began with the carp planting season this year, for the benefit of the 12 municipalities of the Valle de Bravo region. The Secretary of the Field, Mercedes Colín Guadarrama, began with the delivery of one million offspring for the 300 families dedicated to the sector, who live in the vicinity of the Villa Victoria Dam. For the Regional Delegation of Valle de Bravo, 5 million 739 ...
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