San Quintín, Mexico, stands out in sowing forage of grains

Published 2020년 10월 21일

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The article reports on the completion of the autumn-winter 2019-2020 agricultural cycle in the San Quintín region of Baja California, where 14,387 hectares of crops, including barley, oats, wheat, and mixtures, were sown. The harvest covered 12,775 hectares, leading to the production of 64,357 tons of fodder. Barley was the most profitable crop, followed by oats and wheat, with a total economic impact of the harvest exceeding 72.4 million pesos. The majority of the barley crops were located in colonies and ejidos associated with the Ensenada Rural Development Support Center.

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JORGE PERZABAL. THE WATCHMAN. The autumn-winter agricultural cycle has resulted in harvests of 12,775 hectares of barley, oats, wheat and mixtures. SAN QUINTÍN, Baja California. During the autumn-winter 2019-2020 agricultural cycle, in the agricultural fields of the San Quintín delegation a total of 14,387 hectares were sown, of which 12,775 hectares of barley, oats, wheat and mixtures have been harvested, mainly . This was reported by Juan Manuel Martínez Núñez, representative of the Secretariat of Agriculture and Rural Development in the Entity, who commented that during this cycle 64 thousand 357 tons of fodder were produced, in the temporary modality. The official said that barley topped the list of rainfed crops, with the sowing of 8 thousand 64 hectares of surface, and 7 thousand 93 hectares were harvested which, together, yielded a production of 45 thousand 150 tons, and a economic spill over 41.7 million pesos. This crop is followed by oats, with the sowing and harvesting ...

Source: Inforural