Agriculture in Cuba

Only 23% of rural women in Cuba have land rights, and half lack their own income

One thousand solar kits arrive in eastern Cuba: coffee producers will have to pay for them with a portion of their harvest

Granma sugar mill produced 5,000 tons of sugar with the help of a micro, small, and medium-sized enterprise

Mexico extends agricultural cooperation project to producers in Holguín, Ciego de Ávila, and Las Tunas

"Cuba is poor because it is not free": Human Rights Foundation expert questions the regime's narrative about the embargo

They use a drone for rice fumigation in Los Palacios... "but where is the rice?"

Guantánamo offers thousands of hectares of agricultural land, but it admits that only a small portion is equipped with irrigation facilities

When will there be more food in Cuba? The Deputy Minister of Agriculture says it would be "irresponsible" to provide a specific timeline

The Poultry Company of Pinar del Río intends to regain its leadership with most of its hens under private ownership

Years asking for land to produce and it only gets resolved after calling Díaz-Canel: vice minister admits "misconduct"

A small onion for 610 CUP: the price that left a woman from Havana thinking about the Tooth Fairy

Punta Brava has vacant lands, water problems, and power outages, but Díaz-Canel highlights its readiness for war

The only mill in Guantánamo will start by grinding sugar cane to produce alcohol, and then it will attempt to make sugar

The Council of Ministers regulates the use of biofertilizers in agriculture

The Council of State approves new regulations on soils and fertilizers in Cuba

The Council of Ministers regulates soil conservation and the use of fertilizers

Agropecuaria Artemisa accumulates a million-dollar debt with producers

The Council of Ministers regulates the marketing of agricultural and forestry products in Cuba

The Cuban regime appoints Ana Silvia Rodríguez Abascal as ambassador to the United Arab Emirates

Guantánamo aims for an "efficient" coffee harvest after a previous "very low" one

Díaz-Canel calls for production on idle lands in Boyeros during National Defense Day

Granma announces the sale of a new brand of Cuban coffee

An official from Mincin justifies the rice shortage in Cuba: it is being produced, but people do not notice it

New regulations allow foreign investment and direct exports to Cuban cooperatives

Marrero clarifies how far the openness to private enterprises will go in Cuba: "It definitely does not mean that the State is disengaging."

Cuban leader praises Fidel Castro despite the disaster he left in agriculture: "He is in our minds."

Cuba modifies regulations on agricultural mechanization and irrigation with Decree-Law 125

The Council of Ministers updates regulations to promote agricultural recovery

The MINAG eases the sale of agricultural products in retail stores

The MINAG amends the regulation on the importation of vegetable products

Cuba establishes new rules for constructing housing and other works on land under usufruct

The Council of Ministers updates regulations for the marketing of agricultural products

The Cuban government relaxes the rules for slaughtering and selling beef

Cooperatives in Artemisa import oil, but more than half of their farmers cannot afford to buy it

Camagüey mobilizes over 330 horse riders to combat livestock theft

Díaz-Canel in "Agriculture 4.0 with drones and robotic platforms": "When will bean production begin?"

The State is unable to supply the markets, but a company in Granma is preparing a virtual store to sell agricultural products

A pineapple cake costing nearly 10,000 pesos: the luxury of enjoying a sweet treat in Cuba, laments a university professor

Cuban questions the regime's eternal excuse: "Is not having oil the fault of the blockade?"

Cuban leaders call once again for increased food production in Havana as the agricultural crisis deepens

The story behind the 21-pound sweet potato grown by a Cuban farmer from Camagüey

Cuban farmer harvests a 21-pound sweet potato: "This is unbelievable."

Vietnamese company delivers first batch of rice grown in Cuba using technology from its country

Tons of mangoes are rotting in Guantánamo while the collection system lacks fuel and transportation

"We are unable to make a mango juice": The phrase that captured the crisis in Cuba at the Assembly

"The people do not beg for handouts": Official spokesman bursts out over the loss of mangoes in Guantánamo

An American YouTuber traveled through Cuba and was emphatic: "Communism destroyed the country."

Severe storm with hail strikes Perico García in Pinar del Río and causes damage to banana crops

Díaz-Canel steps onto the median in Pinar del Río wearing a Panama hat and an embroidered guayabera

They are planting soybeans in Guantánamo to produce yogurt and, someday, oil

Sale of agricultural products in Matanzas causes dissatisfaction among buyers

A farm is set on fire in Cuba, and the owner blames the crime that plagues the countryside: "The worst plague is the thieves."

"You have land": Marrero demands planting in Arroyo Naranjo to tackle the food crisis

Valdés Mesa urges farmers to replace fuel with biomass and firewood to "save" Cuban agriculture

The video of a wave of crabs at night in Cuba that has everyone in shock

"Usufruct is the name of the poison": Cubans mock the offer of land for emigrants

The Cuban government announces that emigrants will be able to apply for land in usufruct

The Cuban regime will allow the inheritance of land granted in usufruct

The regime removes the limit on hectares and opens usufruct to small and medium enterprises and foreign investment

"Cultivate your little piece": Authorities in Guantánamo shift the responsibility of food production to families