Alliance announced to produce profitable and sustainable sugar cane in Mexico

Published Jun 3, 2024

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A collaboration between producers, private companies, and international organizations, including Biofábrica Siglo XXI, Bonsucro, IICA, Sader, UNC-CNPR, Syngenta, and Biome Makers, has been formed to promote the National Technology Transfer Program to enhance the sustainable and profitable production of sugar cane in Mexico. The program focuses on biotechnological research and development, as well as technical assistance for producers. The initial year of the Bonsucro Impact Fund Project saw a significant increase in yield and producer income by using microbial biofertilizers. The alliance aims to further improve productivity and sustainability in sugar cane through the use of biofertilizers, organic matter, biological pest and disease control, mechanized crop substitution, and efficient water use.

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2000Agro/Editorial Producers, private companies and international organizations announced an alliance to promote the National Technology Transfer Program for the profitable and sustainable production of sugar cane in Mexico, which seeks to contribute to the construction of viable and desirable alternatives to face phenomena such as climate change, high temperatures or drought. This program has as its axes biotechnological research and development, as well as training and technical assistance for producers. In the alliance, announced on May 23 at the Biofábrica Siglo XXI facilities, within the framework of the activities of the Bonsucro Global Week 2024, the most important event for sugarcane and its value chain in the world. Biofábrica, Bonsucro, the Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture (IICA), the Secretariat of Agriculture and Rural Development (Sader), the National Union of Sugar Cane Growers (UNC-CNPR), Syngenta and Biome Makers participate. At the event, ...

Source: MX2000