Peru: More than 2,600 farmers will benefit from the Olive Project in Tacna

Published 2024년 8월 10일

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The Tacna region in Peru has launched a S/12,723,432.76 initiative, known as the Olive Project, to boost olive production and support 2,601 producers across four districts. Over three years, the project will focus on technology application, post-production efficiency, producer association, and market access. Strategies include workshops, field schools, and the purchase of five agricultural tractors, aiming to revitalize the industry that covers 45% of the region's cultivated area, making it the leading olive-growing department in Peru.

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The regional governor of Tacna, Luis Torres Robledo, has launched the Olive Project, an initiative aimed at benefiting 2,601 olive producers in the districts of Tacna, La Yarada Los Palos, Sama and Inclán. This project, called “Improvement of the support service for the productive development of the olive cultivation chain in four districts of the province of Tacna”, has an investment of S/12,723,432.76 and will be executed by the Regional Directorate of Agriculture over a period of three years. The Olive Project aims to recover and strengthen olive production in the region through four key components: the appropriate application of technologies for production, efficient post-production treatment, improvement in the association of producers and the expansion of services for market access. The planned activities include training workshops, field schools, technical assistance, demonstration plots, modules on biological controllers and plant propagation, as well as the exchange of ...

Source: AgroPeru