Brazil: Embrapa participates in the launch of the cashew culture development program in Ceará

Published 2022년 4월 11일

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The article highlights Embrapa Agroindústria Tropical's participation in the launch of the Territorial Development Program (Prodeter) and the Cashew Crop Territorial Action Plan in the municipalities of Potiretama and Alto Santo, Ceará. The event, organized by Banco do Nordeste and the municipal governments, aims to boost cashew nut production and development in the region. Gustavo Saavedra, chief general of Embrapa Agroindústria Tropical, stressed the importance of advanced genetics, appropriate cultural practices, and understanding production as a business for the sector's growth. The initiative seeks to integrate technological innovations in production, involve local economic agents in development, and improve living conditions in the rural environment, aligning with the Agro Nordeste program's goals.
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Embrapa Agroindústria Tropical was present last Friday, the 8th, at the launch of the Territorial Development Program (Prodeter) and the Cashew Crop Territorial Action Plan, for the municipalities of Potiretama and Alto Santo, in the state of Ceará. The event featured a lecture by Gustavo Saavedra, chief general of Embrapa Agroindústria Tropical, on the theme “Scenarios and prospects for cashew nut production in Potiretama and Alto Santo”. The initiative, which was organized by Banco do Nordeste (BNB) in partnership with the municipal governments of Potiretama and Alto Santo, had the participation of 70 local cashew farmers, who will be monitored by Prodeter. For Saavedra, one of the great challenges for the sector is the replacement of Brazil as an important competitor at the international level, as it has been in other times. “We currently account for around 2% of the world's cashew nut production. In order for us to grow, cashew farming needs to be based on Embrapa quality ...
Source: Embrapa

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