They monitor cotton cultivation in the Mexicali Valley

Published 2020년 8월 14일

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The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (Sader) and the Agrifood and Fisheries Information Service (SIAP) in Mexico conducted a tour of the Mexicali Valley to monitor the phenological development of the cotton crop. They took 50 random samples of various crops and used an electronic device called a Mobile Map to record the route, georeference the points, and take photos for documentation. This information is crucial for making important decisions for the farmers. Despite the advancement of 56% in the spring-summer 2020 agricultural cycle, planting 18,254 hectares in the Mexicale Valley, Sader and SIAP monitor statistical information on the production of Mexican agriculture at the national level for over 550 products and the monthly advance of plantings and harvests for 64 strategic products.

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This work allows to know the phenological development of the cotton crop Mexicali, August 14, 2020.— With the intention of verifying the development of the cotton crop in the Mexicali Valley, the State Representation of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (Sader) in coordination With the staff of the Agrifood and Fisheries Information Service (SIAP), he took a tour of the agricultural fields of the Guadalupe Victoria Rural Development Support Center (Cader). The head of the State Representation Office, Juan Manuel Martínez Núñez, reported that the tour was led by Carlos Zambrano Reyes, José Octavio Félix Gómez and Pedro Barboza Ramírez, representatives of the Rural Development District 002, Río Colorado (DDR002) —Valle de Mexicali—; Cader Guadalupe Victoria and SIAP, respectively. He highlighted that during the inspection, 50 random samples of different crops were taken, mainly cotton, and others that are established in the corresponding areas of the agricultural ...

Source: MX2000