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Mexico Boosts Agriculture: $142.8 Billion Investment in Resilience

8/31/2025

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Mexico's agriculture is prioritizing resilience and diversification, exporting 500,000 tons of berries in 2023, mainly to the US and Canada.
The government initiated the Harvesting Sovereignty program, committing MXN $80 billion by 2030 to assist small and medium-sized farms.
The National Irrigation Modernization Program will allocate MXN $62.8 billion by 2030 to improve irrigation for 225,000 producers.
The World Agri-Tech Innovation Summit will occur in Mexico City on October 28-29, 2025, focusing on sustainable practices.
Community initiatives like the School Market Pantry provide food and hygiene products to middle school students and families.

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Story summary

Mexico's agriculture is prioritizing resilience and diversification, exporting 500,000 tons of berries in 2023, mainly to the US and Canada.
The government initiated the Harvesting Sovereignty program, committing MXN $80 billion by 2030 to assist small and medium-sized farms.
The National Irrigation Modernization Program will allocate MXN $62.8 billion by 2030 to improve irrigation for 225,000 producers.
The World Agri-Tech Innovation Summit will occur in Mexico City on October 28-29, 2025, focusing on sustainable practices.
Community initiatives like the School Market Pantry provide food and hygiene products to middle school students and families.