Spain: The Provincial Council promotes subtropical and asparagus crops with aid for their production

Published Jan 3, 2023

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The Diputación de Huelva in Spain has launched a subsidy call to support the cultivation of asparagus and subtropical crops like pitahaya, avocado, and mango. The subsidy is aimed at fostering agricultural diversification, improving sustainability, boosting competitiveness, and creating employment. The deadline for applications is January 30, 2023. The subsidy is available to individuals, professional farmers, and legal entities with a minimum of half a hectare of arable land. The budget for these subsidies is 50,000 euros, with up to 6,000 euros per beneficiary for asparagus cultivation and a variable amount for subtropical crops. The allocations will be made through a competitive bidding process.

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The Diputación de Huelva has published the call for subsidies for the Cultivation of Asparagus and for the production of Subtropical Crops in the province of Huelva. These aids, promoted by the Agricultural and Livestock Research Area, respond to the commitment of the provincial institution for the diversification of agriculture as an instrument of growth, sustainability and competitiveness and as a motor activity in the creation of employment in the provincial territory. The deadline for submitting applications for both calls ends on January 30, 2023. Applications will be submitted according to the models of this call, accompanied by the annexes and specific documentation established, nor will any application be accepted before or after the date of the period indicated in this call. For the cultivation of asparagus, the call includes the objectives of recovering uncultivated plots located in the beneficiary territory, improving the performance of farms and the quality of ...

Source: Agrodiario Huelva