The Provincial Association for Horticulture and Beekeeping outlined its objectives for the…

The Provincial Association for Horticulture and Beekeeping outlined its objectives for the last six months of the year. On July 28, the association held a conference to review the work accomplished in the first half of 2026 and to plan for the upcoming months. Delegates attended the conference, where it was noted that 33 training sessions were organized for over 1,200 members and local residents, focusing on biosecurity in animal husbandry and fruit tree cultivation. The association also introduced grafting techniques for guava and sapodilla and promoted the development of VAC economic models (gardening, livestock, and aquaculture), alongside implementing digital transformation in production.