Brazil: Deadline for intention in seed program is extended in Rio Grande do Sul

Published 2022년 1월 4일

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The article announces an extension of the deadline for expressions of interest for the Forage Seeds Program by the Secretariat of Agriculture, Livestock and Rural Development (Seapdr) of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, until January 15th. This program aims to promote the acquisition of seeds for winter and summer pastures. Interested entities, including family farmers and ranchers, must submit an official letter to Seapdr through cooperatives, associations, and unions. The seeds include species such as ryegrass, oats, wheat, vetch, and Sudan grass.

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The deadline for expression of interest by the Forage Seeds Program of the Secretariat of Agriculture, Livestock and Rural Development (Seapdr) of Rio Grande do Sul is extended until January 15th. “Forage planting only takes place as of March, but producers have to make the decision now to guarantee this seed”, recommends the director of the Department of Family Agriculture and Agroindustry (Dafa), Flávio Smaniotto. “We are hopeful that the producer will be able to sow pastures to feed the cattle, as soon as the weather permits”, he adds. SEE ALSO | Southern States ask for Federal Government support to minimize drought impacts The Forage Seeds Program aims to promote the acquisition of seeds for winter and summer pastures. Among the species that can be planted are ryegrass, black and white oats, dual purpose wheat, vetch and Sudan grass. Entities interested in participating must express their interest to Seapdr through an official letter with the ...

Source: PortalDBO