Massa explained that the program “reaches 8 out of 10 Argentine dairy farmers” and that “those largest, the most industrialized, the State has to accompany and promote, but obviously they do not need this support and this help from this contribution.” “We are facing a climate crisis that ends up affecting the costs of our dairy farmers. That is why we come to the dairy basin to start up Dairy Impulsebecause what we believe is that the State has to be next to our producers to sustain production and export levels, and if we can to increase thembecause ultimately that is the challenge,” the official remarked.
According to the minister, “Last year, despite the crisis, we broke the record for milk exports from Argentina: 1,700 million dollars that this sector generated in foreign currency for Argentina” and this sector also “produced 189 liters per person for all of Argentina”, the second record in Argentine history in milk production. In reference to the installation of the program, he indicated: “We know that we are facing a problem such as feeding animals; and We understand that public investment has to be used to promote and sustain”.
From Villa María, in the province of Cordoba, Massa thanked the sector for opening the door to work together. In this sense, the Minister of Economy emphasized: “We are in the productive heart of Argentina. Argentina is built on the basis of the sum of the countryside and industry; not about the construction of the fight of the field and the industry, but about the basis of transforming our field into a pillar of industrialization and development of Argentina to add more and more value”.
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Ministry of Economy
“It is very important that we understand that Argentina needs us all. Nothing good comes out of fights, but a lot of good comes out of working together. We sit at the table with the producers, with the ministers of the provinces, without looking at political opinions”reinforced Massa and assured that with his technical team they sought the resources “instead of doing as many do, who dodge problemsthey ignore them or they only report them”. “We face them, iWe invest State resources to keep this great lung of the Argentine economy standing and growing which is the dairy industry, but above all to that great heart of the Argentine agricultural sector with the roots and family tradition that they represent”, he assured.
Finally, thanked the cooperatives since they are “the sum of efforts and individualities to seek a better result”. On these, Massa analyzed that “They are the symbol of the value of our production and they are also those who they reinvest and risk year after year. They don’t take the country’s money, they don’t keep it in the mattress; They reinvest it year after year.”
Source: Ambito
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