AGRICULTURAL ATLAS OF MEXICO 2014-2015

For more than two decades we have studied the Mexican agricultural sector, supporting state secretariats, producer organizations, financial institutions and international organizations. We create indifference pricing models for agricultural and forestry products; we supported the negotiation of the agricultural chapter of the North America Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA); we developed models of forest plantations; we analyzed the problems of crops such as palm oil, sugar cane and cocoa, among others. All this gives us a very broad perspective for the design of information products and services for this sector and indicators to evaluate their performance. The Agricultural Atlas of Mexico 2014-2015 presented here is an example of this and is an ideal complement to the Agro-Food Atlas 2016, recently published by the Agricultural and Fisheries Information Service of SAGARPA, as it allows a deeper disaggregation of agricultural data included in it.

Features and Benefits

This product consists of an interactive map that allows, among other things, to analyze:

• The area planted, harvested and damaged by region, state, municipality, type of crop and crop
• Production in tonnes per region, state, municipality, type of crop and crop
• Productivity measured in tonnes per hectare harvested, by region, state, municipality, type of crop and crop
• The value of production in pesos by region, state, municipality, type of crop and crop
• The profitability measured in pesos per ton per region, state, municipality, type of crop and crop