Government details measures for family farming at the 47th Expointer

Published 2024년 8월 29일

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The 2024/25 Harvest Plan for family farming was launched at the 47th Expointer, with a focus on the large number of family farmers in Rio Grande do Sul. The plan, which has over R$85 billion from the federal government, will allocate R$76 billion to the National Program for Strengthening Family Farming (Pronaf). The rates for this program vary from 0.5% to 6% per year, depending on the type of production. The government is also considering measures to assist producers affected by climate catastrophes with debt renegotiation and resource access. The Minister of Agrarian Development, Paulo Teixeira, also announced initiatives like de-registering names of producers and companies from Rio Grande do Sul who are delinquent, and a new line of financing for soil recovery.

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The Canal Rural venue at the 47th Expointer was the stage for the launch of the 2024/25 Harvest Plan for family farming this Thursday (29). The resources had already been announced in July, but were detailed for the people of Rio Grande do Sul taking into account the large presence of family farmers in the state at the fair. Thus, it was recalled that the volume allocated by the federal government to the 2024/25 Harvest Plan for Family Farming is over R$85 billion. Of this amount, R$76 billion are earmarked for the National Program for Strengthening Family Farming (Pronaf). The rates vary from 0.5% to 6% per year, depending on the type of production. The challenges now revolve around the measures that will help producers affected by the climate catastrophe to renegotiate debts and access the resources. The Minister of Agrarian Development, Paulo Teixeira, emphasized that in addition to “de-registering” the names of producers and companies from Rio Grande do Sul whose names were ...

Source: CanalRural