The Federal Agricultural Council presented new lines of financing and tools for the Argentine sheep sector

Published 2024년 9월 30일

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The Federal Agricultural Council of Patagonia saw the National Government introducing new financing lines and tools to boost the sheep sector in Argentina. The meeting highlighted the reactivation of the Prolana Program, aimed at increasing wool production and value addition. Progress was also reported in the National Plan for the Management of the Guanaco, which balances its commercial use with conservation. The meeting also discussed improving the Patagonian Zoo-Phytosanitary Barrier and launched a loan package for the sheep sector by the National Government and Banco Nación.
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During the meeting of the Federal Agricultural Council At the first meeting of the Federal Agricultural Council of Patagonia, held in Allen, the National Government presented new lines of financing and tools for the sheep sector, highlighting its commitment to the development of the region. At the first meeting of the Federal Agricultural Council of Patagonia, held in Allen, the National Government presented new lines of financing and tools for the sheep sector, highlighting its commitment to the development of the region. During the meeting, the reactivation of the Prolana Program was highlighted, a fundamental initiative to boost wool production in Argentina. The program focuses on shearing and conditioning processes, allowing the country to go from exporting dirty wool to combed wool, which adds value to the product and improves its competitiveness in international markets. Another central topic was the progress in the creation of the National Plan for the Management of the ...

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