The National Forestry Commission of Jalisco carried out an inspection of nurseries in the state to allocate more than 14 million trees (currently in production) to be planted in the next reforestation season, reported the state manager of the agency, Adrián Hernández Herrera.
The nurseries of the municipality of Ameca, Jamay, Gómez Farias, Sayula, Mascota and Zapopan were inspected by the federal delegate and a team of engineers to provide certainty about the quality of the production plant to be obtained for the reforestation day 2014 , as well as various programs involving the restoration of land that is suitable for forestry.
In the exploration of these nurseries, personnel from the CONAFOR supervised the infrastructure, the quality with which the plants are produced, as well as the suitable climatic conditions for the production of the species in these areas; those which are native, and suitable for the ecosystems that will be reforested.
Adrián Hernández explained that the various species of trees that are going to be produced will be assigned according to the climate of each of the areas, as this ensures a higher survival rate for the trees in the fields, varieties of pine, Kidneywood, purple spring, yellow spring, gourd and mesquite, are some of the species that will be produced to restore the state territory next year.
The investment that the CONAFOR Jalisco needs, through programs and workdays of social reforestation, to carry out the planting of over 13 million trees for the next rainstorm, is in the order of 33 million pesos.
Hernández Herrera added that the agency will continue its monitoring sessions to ensure the survival of 70 percent of the trees that are planted in the forests of Jalisco, according to the conviction of the CONAFOR chaired by the Engineer Jorge Rescala Pérez, and the line of work instructed by the Presidency of the Republic.
[readon1 url="http://notivallarta.com/2013/09/05/la-conafor-realizo-inspeccion-de-viveros-para-asignacion-de-produccion-de-planta/"]Source: NotiVallarta Translated by Rene Tripp[/readon1]
The CONAFOR Conducted an Inspection of Nurseries for the Assignment of Plant Production
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