US EditionEsteban Villegas: Semi-Desert Producers Started Planting Oats for Livestock
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In the middle of the rainy season, the support with oat seed delivered by the governor Esteban Villegas to producers of the municipality General Simón Bolívar seeks to secure food for the cattle of the rural families and improve their economy. Virginia Favela Suárez, from the El Refugio ejido, stressed that planting oatmeal this season is an opportunity that cannot be missed: “Well we fall right now, because it is the time of the rains and it is…
Esteban Villegas implemented a strategy to support semi-desert producers with the timely delivery of oat seed, taking advantage of the current rains.The goal is to guarantee food for livestock, improve income and address the effects of climate change.Producers like Virginia Favela, from the El Refugio ejido, recognized the direct benefit: they can feed their animals and sell bales.The delivery coincided with the rains, which facilitated the prep…
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