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Four Generations, Different Productions and the Same Search: Elisa Bets on Efficiency to Produce Strawberry

Summary by MisionesOnline
The family company of Bella Vista went through different agricultural activities until it concentrated on the fruit, a crop that today they develop on 25 hectares. With camels that are maintained campaign after campaign, 30 tons per year of own compost and a fertilization scheme where 70% of the inputs are of organic origin, La Elisa seeks to better take advantage of the resources and sustain the quality of a fruit destined to demanding markets.
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The family company of Bella Vista went through different agricultural activities until it concentrated on the fruit, a crop that today they develop on 25 hectares. With camels that are maintained campaign after campaign, 30 tons per year of own compost and a fertilization scheme where 70% of the inputs are of organic origin, La Elisa seeks to better take advantage of the resources and sustain the quality of a fruit destined to demanding markets.

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MisionesOnline broke the news on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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