Technical Tour
Visit to a large production area of roots, tubers and bulbs.
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The São Gotardo region, located in the Alto Paranaíba region of Minas Gerais, Brazil, has established itself as one of the country's leading vegetable-producing hubs, distinguished by its advanced technological level, high productivity, and strong capacity for innovation.
The close collaboration among growers, cooperatives, agribusiness companies, and research institutions has fostered the development and rapid adoption of technologies in areas such as plant breeding, precision agriculture, irrigation, mechanization, and sustainable crop management, making the region a national benchmark for competitiveness and product quality. Favored by exceptional soil and climatic conditions, terrain well suited for mechanization, and highly specialized producers, the region has become a national reference in the production of carrots, potatoes, onions, garlic, beets, and several other high-value vegetable crops.
In addition to its significant contribution to food security and the supply of both domestic and international markets, São Gotardo plays a strategic role in generating employment, income, and regional economic development. It also provides an outstanding environment for conducting research, validating emerging technologies, and developing innovative solutions aimed at promoting an increasingly sustainable, resilient, and competitive vegetable production sector.


