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The program supports coordination, operations, marketing and equipment for four farmers markets in Puerto Rico’s northwest region.
AgroRecursos, available at agrorecursos.com, took more than two years to develop and already has users in all 78 municipalities of Puerto Rico.
Puerto Rico Agriculture Secretary Josué Rivera, center, announces the incentives awarded.
Agri-tech is increasingly seen as essential to building a sustainable and cost-effective future for agriculture. (Credit: Suwin Puengsamrong/Dreamstime)
At right, Josué Rivera, Puerto Rico’s secretary of agriculture
Moisés Reyes, executive president of the Cooperativa AgroComercial de Puerto Rico
Marisol Villalobos, founder and CEO of Amasar
Cocoa consumption reaches up to 5 million metric tons annually, with Western Europe consuming nearly 40% and North America among the top markets, according to the International Cocoa Organization.
Héctor Morales-Martínez, president of the Puerto Rico Planning Board.
The First Caribbean Agricultural Gathering was supported by international groups such as the Urgent Action Fund for Latin America and the Caribbean, Virgin Islands Good Food, and Grassroots International, as well as local groups including Colectivo El Ancón, Revista Étnica and HASER Inc.
Puerto Rico could face a significant decline in federal research and development funding as Congress considers cuts that would disproportionately affect the island.
Officials from Bayer Crop Science Puerto Rico and the Office for Socioeconomic and Community Development (ODSEC, in Spanish) meet to renew their partnership agreement.
From left: Jorge Ramírez, founder of Agroempresarios, and Isamarie Sandoval, COO of Supermercados Econo, speak during the Agrohack summit in San Juan. (Credit: Dennis Costa)
The Vaca Negra plant expansion project, which adds 1,100 square feet and more efficient machinery to the facility, was funded through a $300,000 grant from the South West Dairy Business Innovation Initiative at the University of Tennessee, along with support from the Puerto Rico Department of Agriculture’s Family Markets program.

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