Ministry of Agriculture (Peru)

The Ministry of Agriculture () was created by Law 9711 on January 2, 1943 by the government of president Manuel Prado Ugarteche, with serving as its first officeholder. His successor, , renamed the ministry to "Ministry of Agriculture and Feeding" (), a name that remained until the presidency of José Luis Bustamante y Rivero. It was again renamed in 2013 to Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation (), under the Presidency of Ollanta Humala. In 2020, the Congress of Peru renamed the ministry to its current name, although under the MINDAR accronym. ==Organization==

• Minister of Agrarian Development and Irrigation • Vice Minister of Family Farming Development, Agrarian Infrastructure, and Irrigation • General Directorate of Agrarian Policies • General Directorate of Policy Monitoring and Evaluation • General Directorate of Intergovernmental Coordination • Vice Minister of Agrarian Development Policies and Oversight • General Directorate of Agriculture • General Directorate of Livestock • General Directorate of Agrarian Environmental Affairs • General Directorate of Agrarian Infrastructure and Irrigation • General Secretariat • General Office of Agrarian Planning and Budget • General Office of Legal Counsel • General Office of Administration • General Office of Human Resources Management • Agrarian Advisory Council • Internal Audit Office • Public Prosecutor's Office • General Directorate of Agrarian Business • Regional Directorates Agrarian • Agrarian Agencies == List of ministers ==