Women in agriculture provide a key perspective on the new challenges of blueberry farming

The blueberry industry is undergoing a transformative phase marked by increased competitive demands, production challenges, and the need to integrate diverse perspectives to better understand the present and project the future of the sector. In this context, the XL International Seminar Blueberries Chile 2026 not only proposes a high-level agenda around market, genetics, physiology, and quality, but also highlights another valuable dimension of the event: the contribution of women to the conversation and development of the industry. This dimension finds a relevant support point in the presence of AMAGRO A.G., an organization that defines itself as the first Association of Women in Agriculture in Chile and works for the representation, visibility, and strengthening of women in the sector, as well as the articulation of networks and spaces of collaboration. Their participation around the seminar aligns naturally with an instance that brings together actors from the entire blueberry ...