Pedro Adjuto, novo prefeito de Paracatu MG, fala das ações para fortalecimento do agro

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Paracatu launches a genetic program to double milk production from 15 to 30 liters per cow.

The episode begins with host Francys de Oliveira welcoming Pedro Adjuto, the new mayor of Paracatu, who recently took over after former mayor Igor Santos resigned to run for federal deputy. Adjuto emphasizes his background as a small rural producer and his commitment to agriculture. He outlines his governance approach, planning to meet with secretaries to gather suggestions for improving rural services. The host details existing programs, such as the 'Planta Bem' program for soil analysis and the 'Mais Genética' program for genetic improvement of dairy cattle, which aims to increase milk production from 15 to 30 liters per cow. Adjuto discusses major infrastructure projects, including asphalt works on the Entre Ribeiros road, involving over 100 million reais in investments from state and federal sources. He addresses listener questions about road maintenance in regions like Cachoeiras and Novo Mundo, mentioning plans to outsource main roads and buy new equipment. The mayor also talks about a water supply project for the PA Esperança settlement, which faced a bureaucratic issue with incorrect tubing. Partnerships with COPERVAP and SEBRAE are highlighted, including awards for entrepreneurship. Adjuto mentions the resumption of Expo Paracatu, a local fair that boosts the economy. The episode concludes with Adjuto thanking listeners and encouraging engagement with the Paracatu Rural channels on YouTube.

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