Walnut and alfalfa crops leave profits for almost a billion pesos in Chihuahua, Mexico

Published Mar 21, 2022

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In 2021, the Río Florido district in Chihuahua, Mexico, saw substantial profits from the production of alfalfa and walnuts, with a total revenue of 1,805,262,150 pesos. This was achieved across 6,520 hectares of alfalfa plantation, which yielded 562,100 tons, and 12,162 hectares of walnut plantations, which produced 12,414.60 tons. Jiménez was the leading municipality in walnut production, contributing significantly to the district's total. The revenue was distributed between the autumn-winter and spring-summer cycles, highlighting alfalfa and walnuts as the most profitable crops in the region, despite its diversity.

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The production includes the municipalities of Jiménez, López and Coronado during the autumn-winter cycle of 2021. Alfalfa and walnut production in the Río Florido district was 1,805,262,150 pesos. CHIHUAHUA. According to information from the head of the Secretary of Agriculture and Rural Development of the Río Florido district, Roberto Baca; the production of the perennial crop of alfalfa and walnut, generated profits for one thousand 805 million 262 thousand 150 pesos, during 2021. During the autumn-winter agricultural cycle of 2021, in the agricultural district that includes the municipalities of Jiménez, López and Coronado, the perennial cultivation of alfalfa and walnuts generated profits of 1,805,262,150 pesos, according to information from the head of the Sader of the Río Florido district, Roberto Baca. In 2021, regarding the production of alfalfa in the agricultural district, which includes the municipalities of Jiménez, López and Coronado, during 2021 an area of 6,520 ...

Source: MXagronoticias