Hito: Governor Claudio Vidal visited the estancia that harvested the first productive-scale grains in Santa Cruz and ensured

The harvest of the first 200 hectares of oats near the town of El Calafate, in Santa Cruz, to which will soon be added about 170 hectares of wheat, undoubtedly marks one of the most relevant agronomic milestones of recent times. This is the southernmost grain production on a large scale in the country, which is already sparking enthusiasm for what might happen in the coming years. So much so that the governor of the province, Claudio Vidal, assured that the experience, despite all the previous doubts, will not only continue but will be expanded in that part of the provincial territory. During a visit to the Alice Ranch, where this initiative is being developed, Vidal expressed: “When we started talking about producing by working our land, for many it was something impossible in Santa Cruz.” The governor emphasized that what has been achieved marks a change in the productive matrix of the province, allowing for thinking about autonomy in the production of feed for livestock. ...