Devida delivered 50 thousand avocado seedlings to boost cultivation as part of the Vraem 2021 Strategy in Peru
Fresh Avocado
Peru
Published Nov 27, 2021
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With a transfer of more than S / 800,000, the aim is to diversify agricultural production. The National Commission for Development and Life without Drugs (Devida) and the district municipality of Luricocha (Ayacucho) delivered 50,000 avocado seedlings in the topa topa and zutano varieties for installation in 276.45 hectares in favor of 303 families that are part of the development alternative.
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During 2021, Devida transferred 822,807 soles to the local government to carry out the training and technical assistance activity in the value chain of avocado cultivation in Pichuirara, Ccayao, Yuraccraccay, Purgatorio, San Juan de Llanza, Yzcutacocc, Chamana, Cercado de Luricocha, San Pedro de Pampay and Simpayhuasi, sectors that have a high yield and production of this fruit. To ensure the growth of the seedlings, 30 tons of fertilizers and fertilizers were purchased that will be distributed among the beneficiaries this month. In addition, 303 agricultural kits have been delivered that contain a grafting knife, pruning shears, parafil, agricultural harvester jaba and avocado harvesting bags for proper plant maintenance. As part of the Vraem 2021 Strategy, Devida promotes the diversification of agricultural crops such as banana, kion, citrus, pineapple, avocado, to generate a legal and sustainable economy for the benefit of thousands of producer families in the valley. Gabino ...
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