Overview
- Producers from Jalisco, Michoacán, Guanajuato and Sinaloa paused highway blockades pending a follow-up meeting on October 27 at the Interior Ministry.
- No agreement was reached to lift the guaranteed price to 7,200 pesos per ton for maize and 6,800 for sorghum, which farmer groups say is needed for viability.
- A signed minute set four commitments: a standing dialogue table, a new session on October 27, periodic progress updates, and respect for the right to protest without repression.
- SADER said the agenda will address prices, commercialization rules, access to credit, irrigation electricity subsidies, and streamlined procedures with Conagua and CFE.
- In Jalisco, a Morena legislator proposed a 1,000‑peso‑per‑ton state subsidy for small producers sowing under five hectares as a complement to federal support.