San Martín, Peru: A ton of hard yellow corn is delivered to farmers in Papaplaya

Published 2020년 12월 17일

Tridge summary

The Regional Government of San Martín, Peru, is taking steps to reactivate land damaged by strong winds that affected corn plantations in the district of Papaplaya. They have distributed a ton of certified hard yellow corn seed to help restore production and benefit those affected. This initiative is part of a corn cultivation training event and is in agreement with the district municipality of El Porvenir - Pelejo. The region has over 44 thousand hectares of hard yellow corn cultivation, but faces low yield levels, with the new variety of marginal hard yellow corn 28 having an average yield of 8-10 tons per hectare.
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The Regional Government of San Martín (Goresam), reported that it continues with the reactivation of land with agricultural damage, caused by strong winds in October of this year, which affected thirty hectares of corn plantations in the district of Papaplaya, province of San Martín, in Lower Huallaga. As part of these actions, he explained that the Regional Directorate of Agriculture and the Bajo Huallaga Economic Development Agency, last weekend delivered a ton of certified hard yellow corn seed of the marginal variety 28, with the aim of restoring production , benefiting families dedicated to this activity that were affected by the fury of nature. This delivery was part of a training event on corn cultivation, held in the district of El Porvenir - Pelejo, jurisdiction of the province of San Martín. Corn is one of the main crops that boosts economic activity in the area due to the commercialization of grains for raising chicken. The fulfillment of this objective is the result of ...

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