Brazil: Orders for the Second Crop Stage of the Seed Exchange Program can be made until September 20th

게시됨 2024년 9월 5일

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The article highlights the ongoing registration period for the Second Crop Stage of the Corn and Sorghum Seed Exchange Program in a certain state, set to end on September 20. This initiative, available to rural producers, aims to provide a variety of corn and sorghum seeds, with over 44 varieties up for offer. The program, which has seen participation from over 25,000 producers in the 2024/2025 season, is aimed at offering quality seeds at affordable prices, thereby enhancing agricultural production and food security. The Secretariat of Rural Development (SDR) and Emater are the key drivers of this initiative, providing technical support and guidance to farmers. The program also subsidizes 28% of the seed value and offers seeds in sizes to meet producer demands. Interested farmers can obtain more information through the provided contacts and websites.

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The deadline for rural producers to express interest in the Second Crop Stage of the Corn and Sorghum Seed Exchange Program begins this Wednesday (September 4). 44 varieties of conventional hybrid corn, transgenic corn and sorghum seeds will be made available. Interested parties should contact city halls, unions, associations or cooperatives by September 20. Each farmer will be able to choose the varieties that best suit their production system. Applications will be submitted at the end of November. In the 2024/2025 Second Crop Stage, more than 25 thousand producers sought out the program which, according to the Secretariat of Rural Development (SDR), reaches 386 municipalities throughout the state. With 85,801 bags of corn and sorghum seeds purchased, the total value of the operation was R$ 37.8 million. According to the head of the SDR, Vilson Covatti, Emater is a crucial partner in the success of the program, working directly to provide technical support and guidance to farmers ...

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