Chile: INDAP provided incentives for the cultivation of wheat, barley, oats, and potatoes in the commune of La Unión

Published 2022년 6월 23일

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Small producers in Chile's commune of La Unión have received $25 million incentives from the Plan Siembra por Chile to cultivate traditional crops such as wheat, barley, oats, and potatoes. The incentive, aimed at combating rising agricultural input costs, creating jobs, and enhancing food security, provides $200,000 per hectare of these crops, with a cap of 5 hectares. This is the first of many distributions in the Los Ríos Region, with an overall investment of $314 million. The article also mentions a meeting between Pía Alfaro and regional authorities and the implementation of the Debt Regularization Program by the Ministry of Agriculture.

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Incentives from the Plan Siembra por Chile for the reactivation of traditional crops, for a total amount of $25 million, were received by 30 small producers of wheat, barley, oats and potatoes from the commune of La Unión. The delivery was made in the Town Hall of the municipality and was headed by the national deputy director of Indap, Pía Alfaro, within the framework of a two-day visit to the Los Ríos Region. This benefit, which seeks to mitigate the rise in prices of agricultural inputs, support the creation of jobs and contribute to food security, consists of $200,000 per hectare of the aforementioned crops (in addition to rice, wheat and vines), with a cap of 5 hectares, and is being distributed between the Metropolitan and Los Lagos regions. In Los Ríos, this voucher will be delivered to 850 Indap users from the 12 districts of the region, with an investment of $314 million. According to Pía Alfaro -who during her activities was accompanied by the regional director (S) of ...

Source: CLportalagro