From the heart of the Alto Valle, where it grows a little bit of everything including soy, agronomist Francisco Pili says that the region of

Francisco Pili is part of a group of producers in the province of Río Negro driving productive growth. The three companies his family runs supported the four children in their professions: architect, civil engineer, agronomist, and a journalist who does not live in the country. With roots in the countryside, his parents had a farm and began diversifying projects, which are now managed by their offspring. “We are a family business, my parents are partners and managers of the three companies. There is a leading company in the cement industry, then another in construction, and this one in the agricultural sector where I am,” explains Francisco. When Pili graduated as an agronomist, diversifying and expanding the productive part was already an ambitious project for the family. That is why he came to take charge of the new business unit, for which it was decided to buy land in the towns of Cervantes and Mainqué, in the province of Río Negro. Since the last time he was interviewed by ...