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Globalcaja develops an extensive program of conferences on novelties in reconversion and restructuring of the vineyard

Globalcaja has organized a series of information days to analyze the new line of aid for reconversion and restructuring of vineyards, once the Order of the Ministry of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Development has been published, by which these aids are regulated within the support program 2019-2023 and they are called for execution in 2019 and 2020, to be requested before March 15th, 2018.

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Globalcaja has organized a series of information days to analyze the new line of aid for reconversion and restructuring of vineyards, once the Order of the Ministry of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Development has been published, by which these aids are regulated within the support program 2019-2023 and they are called for execution in 2019 and 2020, to be requested before March 15th, 2018.

The director of Rural Banking of Globalcaja, Alberto Marcilla, said that “once again, the entity puts at the disposal of farmers their team of professionals, with the commitment to offer a great service guaranteeing the best conditions for the sector” .

Globalcaja will offer specialized and personalized advice, supported by a team of agricultural technicians who will inform of the main novelties, where speed and agility will be other premises, thus avoiding unnecessary delays and displacements. “The Agrarian Technical Advisory Service of the Savings Bank, Marcilla added, will offer all the information to support agricultural professionals in complying with current regulations and help obtain the maximum benefit from their exploitation”. The director of Rural Banking of Globalcaja has stressed that, again, the entity demonstrates its commitment to a fundamental sector for the development of the economy of Castilla-La Mancha.

The calendar of the aforementioned meetings, in the afternoon, in the province of Albacete this February has been in Montealegre (February 13th), Higueruela (February 13th), Villarrobledo (13th), Alpera (14th), Burrows (14th), Cenizate (14th), Ontur (15th), Tobarra (15th) and Villamalea (15th); while in the province of Cuenca these days have been scheduled in Las Mesas (February 15th), El Peral (15th), Casas de Fernando Alonso (19th), Villagarcía del Llano (19th), San Clemente (21st), Fuente de Pedro Naharro (21st), Minglanilla (22th), El Provencio (26th), Villamayor de Santiago (26th), and Las Pedroñeras (27th).

With regard to the province of Ciudad Real, the conferences were held in Alcubillas (February 15th) and Pozuelo de Calatrava (15th), and will also be held in Almagro (26th), Cózar (27th), Pedro Muñoz (21st) and Arenas of San Juan (22th). In Toledo, Globalcaja has reported these developments in Quintanar de la Orden (February 15th) and Fuensalida (19th), and also in Santa Cruz de la Zarza (21st).

Source: Globalcaja

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