Bolivia: Rice producers in Beni face crisis due to diesel shortage and lack of credit

게시됨 2024년 10월 7일

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Rice farmers in Beni, Bolivia, are facing a crisis due to a diesel shortage and inadequate credit for agrochemicals, threatening to reduce the planted area by half. The shortage of diesel, a vital input for agricultural machinery, and the cessation of credit by distribution companies have exacerbated the emergency in a region that accounts for nearly 70% of the country's rice production. The situation is further complicated by the need for more diesel distribution as the region's productive extension expands. The Association of Rice Producers in Beni (ADEPAB) is calling for immediate measures to address these issues and prevent a significant reduction in rice production.
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Farmers warn of a reduction in the planted area to 50 thousand hectares, due to insufficient fuel and the impossibility of accessing agrochemicals Rice producers in Beni are in a state of emergency due to the shortage of diesel, a fundamental input for agricultural work. Although fuel is available at the pumps, it is not enough to cover the necessary demand in the field. David Pérez, president of the Association of Rice Producers in Beni (ADEPAB), expressed his concern, since several farmers have begun to prepare the soil for the summer planting campaign, taking advantage of the recent rains in the region. “Producers have been queuing at the pumps for a week to buy diesel. We have been working little by little, preparing the land for planting, but there has come a time when fuel does not supply enough. We are taking advantage of the rains, but once it starts to rain constantly, we will no longer be able to sow,” said Pérez. “Producers have been queuing at the pumps for a week to ...
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