Peru: Four irrigation modules are installed to face avocado water stress

게시됨 2022년 9월 24일

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The article highlights a collaboration between the Life Commission and the District Municipality of Chaca in Huanta, Peru, to combat plant dehydration using four irrigation system modules. Funded by Devida with S/416,180, this project aims to boost avocado production and quality across 139.5 hectares, supporting 108 families. The initiative includes five Farmer Field Schools sessions, 570 technical assistance sessions, two organic fertilizer production modules, and the delivery of various agricultural tools. By replacing traditional irrigation methods, this project not only enhances production but also reduces soil erosion, prevents pests and diseases, and promotes quality and organic farming. Eulogio León Meléndez, a farmer from Chinchay, is optimistic about the potential increase in production and improved plant health with the new irrigation system.

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With the purpose of facing the dehydration of the plants due to the high temperatures that are experienced in some periods of the year, the Life Commission and the District Municipality of Chaca (Huanta) installed four irrigation system modules that will guarantee good campaigns of harvest and quality of the avocado. These modules are implemented as part of the transfer of S/416,180 that Devida allocated to the local government for the execution of different agricultural actions. To date, five Farmer Field Schools (Ecas) sessions have been held, 570 personalized technical assistance sessions and the installation of two organic fertilizer production modules, with the aim of optimizing avocado production on 139.5 hectares, to the benefit of 108 families. This irrigation system will replace traditional works and will reduce soil erosion; In addition, it will avoid pests and diseases that are more latent in plants with water stress. Likewise, 108 handsaws and pruning shears, ...

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