Peru: Producer families in Huancavelica and Apurímac receive support from the Sierra Centro Sur Special Project

Published Jul 17, 2024

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The Sierra Centro Sur Special Project has supported over 3,000 producer families in the regions of Huancavelica and Apurímac, Peru, in recovering agricultural soils and achieving sustainable forest and fruit seedling production. With an investment of over S/ 7.7 million, the project has benefited 1,400 producers in Secclla, providing avocado seedlings and aiding in the formation of six agricultural associations. In Apurímac, the project has aided over 1,600 families, formalizing eight associations and producing 410,000 peach, custard apple, cirole, and avocado seedlings across 672 hectares.

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Thanks to the support of the Sierra Centro Sur Special Project, more than 3,000 producer families in the regions of Huancavelica and Apurímac are recovering agricultural soils and achieving sustainable production of forest and fruit seedlings. Huancavelica With an investment of more than S/ 7.7 million, the Sierra Centro Sur Special Project intervenes in the recovery of agricultural soils in the district of Secclla, province of Angaraes. To date, more than 1,400 producers in the region have benefited. One of the beneficiary producers shares his story: “For two years I have been waiting for the flowering process of my fruit seedlings. I have four types of fruit trees installed (peach, apple, pear and plum). I have been waiting for this moment since 2022, and now I feel very happy because this work is bearing fruit. With the assistance of the Sierra Centro Sur Special Project (PESCS), we now have something to leave to our children,” says Miguel Pérez, a resident of Tunasjapata. The ...

Source: AgroPeru