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Lack of Water Would Leave Around 180 Thousand Hectares in Tamaulipas without Planting
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Reynosa, Tamaulipas.— The lack of water in the north of Tamaulipas keeps at risk the agricultural cycle Autumn–Winter 2025-2026. An assessment of the advance of sowing at the end of February, elaborated with data from the Districts of Irrigation 025 and 026, reports that the region has a potential area of 759 thousand 513 hectares, but the projection for this cycle was reduced to 582 thousand hectares. With this adjustment, about 177 thousand 51…
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