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Baja California Sur reaffirms its ranching vocation with an ambitious goal for 2026: reaching the production of 10,000 head of goat livestock. This goal, promoted by the Ministry of Fisheries, Aquaculture, and Agricultural Development (SEPADA) and local producer associations, seeks to strengthen regional food security and consolidate the state as a benchmark in breeding goats adapted to arid climates. The success of goat production in the peninsula is largely due to the incre

Baja California Sur reinforces its plant health with a 2-million-peso investment against the fruit fly. The goal is to protect exports and the economy of local producers during 2026.

The BCS Government announces support and technification programs for corn producers. With incentives in seeds, irrigation, and technical advice, the goal is to ensure local supply and strengthen the rural economy in 2026.

The BCS Government announces a historic 207 million peso investment to modernize livestock farming. The plan includes infrastructure, genetic improvement, and sanitary strengthening to boost the competitiveness of local producers in 2026.

Governor Victor Castro reaffirms his support for the livestock sector in BCS through investments in water infrastructure, genetic improvement, and animal health, seeking to guarantee rural profitability and social justice for small producers.

Baja California Sur reaffirms its agro-exporting power by maintaining second place nationally in asparagus production in 2026. With a cultivation area mainly concentrated in the Valle de Santo Domingo, the state has successfully optimized its harvesting processes, reaching quality levels that meet the most demanding international standards. This activity is not only a key component of the state's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) but has also become the primary engine of social w