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Local Producers Reduce Plant Health Applications by 32% and Increase Yields with Integrated Plague Management by 433%
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Six pilot orchards of Family Farming, accompanied by AFIPA Chile in the framework of their Sustainable Agriculture in Action project, closed the 2025–2026 season with concrete productive, economic and environmental results. A tomato producer from the Maule Region tripled its harvested boxes from one season to the next. A farmer in Caleta Vitor, a desert area in the Arica and Parinacota Region, reduced her phytosanitary applications to almost one…
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