THE Cooxupé and the Faemg/Senar System renewed, this Friday (20), during the last day of Femagri, in Guaxupé, The agreement is aimed at training rural producers.
The renewal plan includes investments of R$ 3.5 million throughout 2026, with approximately 640 training sessions aimed at producers and farm workers, focusing on coffee farming.
The initiative seeks to expand professional training in rural areas, with courses focused on innovative practices, increased productivity and efficient farm management, as well as strategies for addressing climate challenges.
According to the president of Cooxupé, Carlos Augusto Rodrigues de MeloThe continuation of the partnership is strategic for the sector. "Constant training is fundamental to guaranteeing a qualified workforce and strengthening the coffee industry," he stated.
The superintendent of Senar Minas, Celso Furtado JuniorHe highlighted the social impact of the initiative. "In addition to expanding access to knowledge and technology, the agreement directly contributes to improving the quality of life for families in rural areas," he said.
Initially established in 2011, the partnership has already resulted in the delivery of approximately 5,000 courses and the training of over 50,000 people, solidifying its position as one of the leading professional training initiatives focused on coffee farming in Minas Gerais.
This text was translated by machine from Brazilian Portuguese.