Uruguay Declares Agricultural Emergency in Salto After Storm Affects some 300 Producers
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The Minister of Livestock, Agriculture and Fisheries, Alfredo Fratti, moved to Salto to know in depth the situation of the producers affected by the storm that arose in the early morning of July 18. The Secretary of State announced measures and supports from the Executive, to deal with the losses of crops and structures. After decreeing the agricultural emergency for the department of Salto, at the meeting of the Junta de la Granja on Monday 20,…
Uruguay's National Agricultural Board (JUNAGRA) declared a state of agricultural emergency in the department of Salto after assessing the damage caused by the storm on July 18. This measure will expedite the implementation of financial support through the Agricultural Development Fund (FFG).
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