Bolsonaro's allies won decisively on Sunday, taking the lead in the presidential race, a string of governorships and the largest blocs in both houses of Congress.
The Cepea benchmark for finished cattle hit an all-time nominal high in early October. Calves are pricier still, and that is where ranchers' trouble begins.
A takeover between two Australian miners needs the blessing of a Brazilian council that has yet to be assembled. How it rules will define what mineral sovereignty means in practice.
Forty years of trials in Acre show cattle on mixed grass-legume pastures gaining more weight per hectare while emitting less methane per kilo gained. Persuading ranchers has been slower than the science.
Brazil's national team played a friendly in Townsville, Australia. For one longtime Brazilian resident, the visit brought back language, community and pieces of home.
Four decades after its first winter in Antarctica, Brazil has a voice on the continent's future, one station, no runway, and a research budget that swings wildly from year to year.
Brazil's first wine yearbook shows a sector spreading far beyond its southern cradle, but Brazilians still drink mostly from bottles from other countries.
Brazil nearly tripled its gym count in a decade. The budget chain that built the market now faces franchise rivals, imported boutique studios, and apps that sit between gyms and their members.
Brazil has launched a state-run encrypted messaging app to get government workers off WhatsApp for official business. But the software was never the only weak link.
Sound archives, a neural network, and two specimens collected in 1941 were enough to split the Baturité Antthrush from one of South America's most widespread forest birds.
