UPRA collaborates with associations such as ASOHOFRUCOL and FEDECACAO to strengthen national production and facilitate export to the European Union through the traceability of agricultural products. Read new

The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development invites citizens to analyze and comment on the regulatory resolution that establishes the surveillance policy for agricultural inputs. Read new

Colombia has a national agricultural frontier of 42,944,940 hectares. Read new

The departments with the highest suitability for coffee cultivation are Antioquia, Cauca, Huila, Tolima, and Santander. Read new

We are a rice-growing country by tradition! If we work together in responsibly planning the planting, we will achieve a socially, environmentally, and economically sustainable crop. Read new

UPRA will participate in the academic agenda and will have a booth at the National Land Adjustment Congress, which will take place from April 25th to 27th in Duitama (Boyacá). Read new

Rice is the second most planted crop in Colombia, after coffee, making this cereal an undeniable protagonist of our agriculture. Read new

In 30 departments of the country, meetings were held to socialize the Agricultural Territorial Kit Read new

For the cumulative period of January and February, import volume reached 2,327,506 tons, registering an increase of 5.3% compared to the same period of the previous year. Read new

The event saw participation from over 100 in-person attendees and 150 virtual participants. Read new