SADER Jalisco allocates 24 million pesos to Ciénega agricultural development

The Secretariat of Agriculture and Rural Development (SADER) in Jalisco has allocated over 24 million pesos to support agricultural development in the Ciénega region. The funding aims to strengthen productive activities, improve infrastructure, and promote sustainable practices across nine municipalities, including Jamay, Ocotlán, and Zapotlán del Rey.

The distribution benefits 374 individuals through various specialized programs. Approximately 2.11 million pesos are dedicated to the 'Agroinnovadoras y Jóvenes del Campo de Jalisco' program, supporting 36 women, youth, and students. Additionally, 9.99 million pesos were allocated via 'Jalisco Agro Sustentable' for 214 beneficiaries focused on sustainable farming, while 11.95 million pesos were provided through 'Impulso Agro Jalisco, Producción y Tecnología' to enhance technological capabilities for 124 producers.

Secretary Eduardo Ron Ramos stated that the resources are intended to improve conditions for rural producers, providing tools for women, equipment for fishermen such as motors and boats, and support for the livestock and porcine sectors.