Guyana increased rice and sugar production and is now betting on greater diversification

게시됨 2021년 4월 19일

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Guyana is planning to boost its agricultural production to enhance food security and increase profitability for small farmers. The country anticipates its largest rice harvest ever and aims to increase sugar production. It also seeks to develop non-traditional crops like soybeans and corn to become self-sufficient in protein provision and poultry industry food. The country is also focusing on livestock development and improving commercial conditions through the construction of a deep water port and rail link with Brazil. The government is also supporting small producers and promoting digital inclusion and technological advancements in agriculture. Guyana is also taking steps to mitigate climate change by developing a carbon reduction strategy that allows the sale of bonds due to the oxygen generated.

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Guyana seeks to increase its agricultural production to strengthen food security, improve the profitability of its small producers and open new export markets for the generation of foreign exchange. The South American country foresees this year the biggest rice harvest in its history and hopes to increase sugar production, while working to develop crops that are not traditional in its territory, such as soybeans and corn, to become self-sufficient both in the provision of proteins and in the generation of food for the poultry industry. Guyana's Agriculture Minister, Zulfikar Mustapha, spoke of his country's agricultural prospects in an interview granted, since Georgetown, to the program Agro América, broadcast on the Brazilian TV channel Agro Mais. “Our main crops are rice and sugar. We export the two on a large scale to Europe, North America, Central America and even the Caribbean. Last year, we saw a revaluation and recapitalization of sugar production, and soon we will reopen ...

출처: Portal Do Agronegocio