Some of the issues discussed were the need to make rational use of energy to help avoid annoying blackouts, the delivery of idle land in usufruct and attention to the members of the productive unit
Camagüey, Cuba, Aug 18th.- In their general assembly this month, the partners and usufructuaries linked to the Roberto Rodríguez Agricultural Production Cooperative (CPA, Spanish Acronym), from the capital of Camagüey, evaluated various issues aimed at achieving better results.
Norde Agüero Viamontes, its president, explained what was related to Resolution No.111 -recently approved- referring to the banking regulations on limits for cash collections and payments in national currency, its deposit, extraction and possession.
He also referred to the contracting process planned for the 2024 calendar, which provides that everything produced in terms of milk and meat must be delivered to the industry and that it will carry out a permanent check to achieve compliance.
Other issues discussed at the meeting revolved around the need to make rational use of energy to help avoid annoying blackouts, the delivery of idle land in usufruct and attention to the members of the CPA.
Dedicated mainly to raising buffaloes, the men and women of Roberto Rodríguez Fernández take solid steps to increase food production.
Text and photo: Rodolfo Medina Hechavarría/Radio Camagüey