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Imports of urea and monoammonium phosphate fell by 30% and 15%\u00a0in\u00a0Argentina<\/strong>, respectively. \u201cThere is less availability of fertilizers for the 2023\/24 season, something ridiculous for a country that urgently needs to harvest and export…\u00a0Amount of urea imported until October of 2023 reached 560 thousand tonnes and showed a decrease of 30%<\/strong>\u00a0when compared to the same date of 2022\u201d, according to a report from\u00a0AZ-Group. \u201cWe are reaching the end of the commercial year with significant drops in imported volumes due to problems in the approval of SIRA\u00a0[Import System of the Argentine Republic] and other mechanisms that make operations difficult,\u201d said Jerem\u00edas Battistoni, market analyst at AZ-Group. (AZ-Group)<\/p>\nAnother court decision in the province of Buenos Aires,\u00a0Argentina, determined an exclusion zone banning the use of pesticides<\/strong>. Judge\u00a0Marcelo Giacoia determined a ban of 1000 m around the city of Marcos Paz for the application of pesticides. A few days ago, in the city of Pehuaj\u00f3, in the same province, an exclusion zone for pesticides was also implemented. The Confederation of Rural Associations of Buenos Aires and La Pampa – Carbap is against these decisions: “We have always been attentive to the use of phytosanitary products in the province of Buenos Aires… The situation depends on good agricultural practices, which is what really defines how a product should be used. In the province of Buenos Aires, unfortunately there is a chaotic situation regarding the ordinances that try to regulate this. There are more than 89 ordinances, each one different from the other,”\u00a0said Horacio Salaverri, president of Carbap. (Carbap)<\/p>\nGovernment of\u00a0Bolivia\u00a0delivered 39 tonnes of fertilizers to 782 families<\/strong>\u00a0affected by the drought in the city of Entre R\u00edos, in the department of Tarija. (Ministry of Civil Defense)<\/p>\nAgricultural Institute of\u00a0Colombia\u00a0<\/strong>has granted\u00a0authorization for the manufacturing of organic fertilizer based on coca leaves<\/strong>. In his participation at COP 28, the country’s president, Gustavo Petro, even mentioned the possibilities of using coca leaves to fertilize crops, and the need to destigmatize the crop in the country. \u201cThe industrialization of coca leaves without alkaloids is our initiative\u201d, said Victoriano Pi\u00f1acu\u00e9, indigenous leader and representative of organic fertilizer manufacturing communities. (ICA)<\/p>\nTemporary Collection Center for Agrochemical Packaging<\/strong>\u00a0was reactivated in Rosario, in the department of Sinaloa,\u00a0Mexico<\/strong>, with a storage capacity of 36 tonnes of pesticide packaging. (Conselva)<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n
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