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Rio Grande do Sul positioned for for digital inclusion initiatives

In Vacaria, a focus on family farming encompasses the cultivation and sale of red fruits, notably blackberries. This agricultural activity positions Rio Grande do Sul for digital inclusion initiatives under the Science Center for Development in Digital Agriculture (CCD-AD/Semear Digital), spearheaded by Embrapa Digital Agriculture in Campinas/SP and funded by Fapesp. An important meeting between program teams and local leaders took place in late February at Embrapa's Temperate Climate Fruit Growing Experimental Station in Vacaria.

Semear Digital aims to encompass up to 14 thousand small to medium rural properties across ten municipalities in Brazil's five regions. Vacaria, with a population of approximately 64 thousand, stands as the country's premier apple producer, hosting over a thousand agricultural establishments, primarily in fruit cultivation. The region benefits from cable internet access, extending to remote areas like the Nova Estrela settlement, nearly 80 km from the city center.

Source: abrafrutas.org

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