Mexico: Guava from Calvillo is still a profitable product for Aguascalientes

Published 2021년 12월 7일

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Aguascalientes' Calvillo municipality is expecting a profitable guava harvest due to a good rainy season and effective marketing and production schemes, maintaining the second place in the national harvest of the fruit behind Michoacán. With over 4,100 commercial hectares in production and expecting a good commercial window in December and January, the industry remains profitable for producers. Aguascalientes is the second most important state for guava producers and hectares nationally, with exports primarily going to the US. Producers are encouraged to consider adding value to their products by creating wine-growing houses or similar enterprises, indicating a potential revival of wine production in the state.

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They expect an excellent harvest thanks to the good rainy season. Accurate marketing and production schemes keep it in an important place. AGUASCALIENTES, Aguascalientes. The cultivation of guava is still profitable for the producers of Calvillo thanks to their accurate marketing schemes, as this municipality retains the second place in the harvest of this fruit at the national level, after Michoacán, reported Miguel Muñoz de la Torre, secretary of Rural and Agribusiness Development in Aguascalientes (Sedrae). Noting that this year has had a good rainy season and that there have been no atypical hailstorms in Aguascalientes, the expectation is that the guava production will have a good commercial window in December and January, the best for the guava producer in Calvillo and the state, since it is very common for it to hail in June, July or August. He pointed out that the Sedrae and the producers are currently closing numbers regarding a diagnosis of how much will be harvested ...

Source: Inforural