Fig and grape, good investments for Aguascalientes

Published 2020년 8월 21일

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Aguascalientes agribusinessman, José Luis Gonzalez, is taking advantage of the high demand for figs in countries like the US, Russia, Canada, and the UAE by cultivating the fruit, which requires less water and fertilizer than traditional crops like corn and tomatoes. The quality of the figs produced is for export, and the project, which started two years ago, is expected to generate an income of around 800 thousand pesos. Gonzalez also plans to start his own winery to produce high-quality table wines, with grapes that have adapted well to Aguascalientes. The most consumed wine in Latin America is Mexico, with 54,804 million liters in 2017, but the consumption and expenditure per capita are 1.74 liters and 12.19 euros, respectively.
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MIRADOR / MI TIERRA. COSIO, Aguascalientes. The demand for figs in countries such as the United States, Russia, Canada or the United Arab Emirates with a minimum guarantee price of 20 pesos per kilo, allow a higher profit margin than traditional crops such as corn or tomato, explained agribusinessman José Luis Gonzalez. He pointed out that there is a very strong demand for the fig abroad, so the outlook for the fruit has a great future. He said that two years ago he received an invitation from the Secretariat for Rural and Agribusiness Development (Sedrae) to attend a national conference given by engineer Molina, president of the National Association of Fig Producers, and it was there that the idea arose of the project. The first year was focused on getting the plants, planting and developing them, although planting began after May 2019, at the end of the same year a small production was obtained, which it hopes to increase by the next few months. José Luis González indicated that ...
Source: Inforural

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