Municipalities agavero runners, corn and sugarcane in the region of Ameca CUValles work with the benefit of the productive sector.
An initiative of the Centro Universitario de los Valles (CUValles) of the Universidad de Guadalajara (University of Guadalajara), aimed at training in various fields the actors in the agricultural sector, this was presented April 15 directors Rural Development, Economic Development and holders of agricultural charges of municipalities in the corridors agave, corn and sugarcane in the Valles region, the project rural extension.
revealed no la Rosa, CUValles Planning Coordinator and presenter of the project, which seeks to gain a Rural Extension call launched by the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Rural Development, Fisheries and Food (SAGARPA) to involve universities in funding for technical assistance in agricultural production.
the project provides training to a total of 1092 producers throughout the region, in order to improve areas such as product-systems, legal, accounting and business.
coordinator stressed that 15 percent of harvested grain production in Jalisco is due to productive actions of the Valles region, and recalled that since the 80's SAGARPA universities did not use to pay for technical assistance.
According to university sources, the goals of the project including system software design, product, create income opportunities for small producers that trigger the high migration rural address, give technical assistance for developing suburbs market, among others.
resources that can be obtained from the call would be invested in "train technical assistants and so professional service providers would respond to the communal farmers of the different municipalities," said De Rosa.
Monica Almeida Lopez, rector of CUValles, encouraged representatives of the municipalities to join the project in which governments would not provide a surplus budget, but resources for implementation of Rural Extension originally come from the SAGARPA, generate training the University of Guadalajara through CUValles, and then seek state and federal support in order to bring the long-term project and permanence.
Attending the presentation were representatives of Ahualulco Market, Ameca, Amatitán, Etzatlán, San Martin Hidalgo and Tequila, who agreed to take the initiative to the small farmers from their respective municipalities, to integrate the pattern of participants to be included in the project to join the call for the SAGARPA and start raising work with them and with agencies Related public.
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