Expansion project seeks to reach more rural producers in Mato Grosso

The Technical and Management Assistance (ATeG) of the National Rural Learning Service of Mato Grosso (Senar-MT) met with representatives of Senar Central to develop action plans and establish goals, with reinforcement for quality in service provision, through the “ ATeG Expansion Project”, which is being carried out in all states, with the general objective of increasing Senar’s Technical and Management Assistance actions in Brazil to reach even more producers.

The Project began in 2022 and is already in its second cycle, helping to serve over 17 thousand new producers in Brazil. In 2024, the goal is to increase ATeG services for new producers by at least 30% by the end of the year. The superintendent of Senar Mato Grosso, José Luiz Fidelis, explains that the objective of the Technical and Management Assistance methodology is to serve producers in Mato Grosso, and the idea of ​​expanding the ATeG of Senar Central together with Senar-MT meets the “ country man.”

“We value the quality of services in accordance with the Rural Professional Training actions, already widely consolidated within the scope of our institution in Mato Grosso”, explained Fidelis.

The ATeG manager, Bruno Faria, explained that the meeting brought Senar-MT closer to Senar Central, in relation to the methodologies made available, seeking innovations and also providing innovations to be implemented in other Brazilian states. The highlight of this meeting was to seek the growth of service fronts to serve more Rural Unions in Mato Grosso.

“Currently the state is made up of 94 Rural Unions, but we are unable to serve them all. Our focus is to provide Technical and Management Assistance to all unions to reach all rural producers in the 142 municipalities of Mato Grosso”, explained Bruno Faria.

According to the Senar Central project coordinator, Alexandre Matias, during the meeting issues about chains that need to be developed were discussed. “The Project aims to reinforce the state’s natural fitness characteristics and also encourages the identification of non-obvious chains, in municipalities that we are currently unable to reach,” said Alexandre.

Also participating in the meeting were the ATeG expansion consultant, Frederico Correia Dias and the Coordinator of Cooperation Projects at Senar Central, Janei Cristina Santos Resende, the ATeG coordinators at Senar MT, the zootechnician Bernardo Carvalho and Eduardo Baroni, the engineering supervisor. Agronomist Ianna Alves and the analysts, eng. Agronomist Andrei Zeni and Agronomist Rafael Flores.

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