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Over 64% of affected farmers use Prodesal
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Five communes hold 50% of affected farmers
50% of the 1,056 affected farmers were concentrated in five Maule communes: Chanco, Cauquenes, Pelluhue, Parral and Retiro. -
Maule records 1,056 affected farmers
1,056 farmers affected by the frontal weather systems were recorded by INDAP in the Maule Region as of the week of 7 August 2026.
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Over 64% of affected farmers use Prodesal
More than 64% of the affected farmers were enrolled in Prodesal and received technical guidance and support.
Five communes hold 50% of affected farmers
50% of the 1,056 affected farmers were concentrated in five Maule communes: Chanco, Cauquenes, Pelluhue, Parral and Retiro.
Maule records 1,056 affected farmers
1,056 farmers affected by the frontal weather systems were recorded by INDAP in the Maule Region as of the week of 7 August 2026.
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