Brazil: Quilombola community of Macapá will receive technologies for management and cultivation of açai groves

Published 2021년 6월 23일

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Embrapa, a Brazilian agricultural research organization, is partnering with the City Hall of Macapá and Sebrae to enhance açaí production in quilombola communities in Santo Antônio da Pedreira using its technology. This technology aims to increase production and productivity by preserving forest diversity and boosting producer income. The roundtable will introduce Embrapa's minimal impact management technology and the new açaí palm cultivar, BRS Pai d’Égua, which balances annual production. This initiative is part of the Municipal Committee of the Açaí Production Chain of Macapá, which includes representatives from various local government agencies, producers, and educational institutions, aiming to address issues in the production, consumption, sale, and export of açaí.
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Embrapa participates with technical assistance in the elaboration of the Macapá City Hall project, which aims to strengthen the production of açaí in quilombola communities in the Santo Antônio da Pedreira district, one of the productive centers in the rural area of this municipality that includes the Ressaca, Abacate da Pedreira and Santo Antônio/Settlement. During the roundtable that will take place on the afternoon of this Thursday, June 24, at the Sebrae Amapá auditorium, the researcher from Embrapa Amapá, Marcelino Carneiro Guedes, and the researcher João Tomé de Farias Neto, from Embrapa Amazônia Oriental (Pará), will contribute with their knowledge of native açaí grove management and onshore açaí cultivation, respectively. "We are going to present technologies generated by Embrapa that are available for adoption and contribute to the increase in production, productivity, fruit yields and regularity of crops, both in the floodplain areas and in the upland areas", stated the ...
Source: Embrapa

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