The 11 Agrarian District Offices (OCA) of the Region of Murcia have processed more than 15,700 procedures and actions between January and September 2026. These include more than 5,600 certificates of livestock movement and 232 aid case files linked to the uprooting and replanting of almond trees.
The minister of Water, Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries, Joaquín Buendía, unveiled these figures during the II Meeting of regional Agrarian District Offices, where he highlighted the role of these offices as the first channel of communication between the Administration and farmers and livestock breeders.
Among the actions carried out, more than 700 surveys conducted together with the Plant Health service are also counted, which have made it possible to detect cases of yellow nervous chlorosis in different parts of the Region, as the Community detailed.
The 11 offices are distributed across the main agricultural districts and are located in Jumilla, Lorca, Alhama de Murcia, Torre Pacheco, Cartagena, Fuente Álamo, Espinardo, Caravaca de la Cruz, Mula, Cieza and Molina de Segura. In addition, there is a suboffice in Archena, integrated into the OCA Vega Media.
These services provide technical advice to the agricultural sector, manage aid applications, and carry out tasks linked to plant health control and animal health. They also promote field trials to analyze new crops and varieties with higher productivity or resistance, as well as technology transfer actions aimed at strengthening the profitability and sustainability of agricultural holdings.