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Ten tokenized dairy cows in Paraná just secured a BRL 100,000 loan registered on the stock exchange
Brazil's largest independent rail freight operator may soon change hands, in a sale that could reshape how the country's grain reaches port.
An unprecedented in-person survey of farmers in Brazil's grain belt finds that economic dependence on China does not buy political trust.
A record Harvest Plan masks a real contraction as high interest rates hollow out the subsidy behind it.
A debt-relief package cleared the Senate, but producers who stall on payments and inputs while they wait may be making the wrong wager.
Brazilian prosecutors want to ban the country's best-selling pesticide — not for the harm it does to consumers, but for the harm it does to workers.
China's drive for food self-sufficiency could curb its appetite for commodities — bad news for Brazil, its top supplier.
Around USD 700 million of Brazilian farming exports have become exempt from tariffs in the first month of the EU-Mercosur trade agreement implementation.
Brazil is one of the world's largest beer producers, but it needs to import nearly all of the hops used in the process. Researchers want to change that
Restrictions from the European Union and China have raised major concerns for the Brazilian beef sector, which has struggled to break into other promising markets.
In a market dominated by sugarcane and corn, new projects in Brazil are trying to produce ethanol from sources like wheat and soybean.
Brazilian farmers are buying fewer homegrown machines as shrinking margins and a wave of cheaper imports from India and China reshape the market
Brazil is on track for one of its smallest wheat harvests in five years, sharply increasing its import needs — and it may not be able to lean entirely on its largest trade partner to fill the gap
Brazil is betting on its biofuel industry to weather the storm caused by rising fuel prices
Brazil’s state-controlled oil giant Petrobras left the fertilizer business a decade ago. Now, it wants back in.
Brazil’s genetics prowess and similar climatic conditions have made its cattle a much sought after asset in West Africa.
The US is the world's largest agricultural exporter, but Brazil is ready to snatch pole position. However, the two countries’ export baskets differ greatly.
A regulatory overhaul is reshaping Brazil's bioinputs market, and the numbers are beginning to show it.
Brazilian milk producers have gone sour on imports, as more and more of the powdered stuff is being bought from abroad.
Rising fuel prices are worrying Brazilian farmers. Fertilizer purchases could become a new pressure point in the coming months.
Brazil dominates the global halal exports market, but new turbulence in the Middle East is putting the booming sector to the test.
As global supply surges, sugar prices have dropped to a five-year low. We take a look at how that affects Brazil, the world’s largest producer of the commodity.
One of the world’s largest sugar and ethanol players is struggling with rising debt. Its executives reacted by promising more divestments and a potential capital injection.
Brazilian farmers may be using more pesticides than necessary, with consequences not only for the environment and human health — but also for their own earnings.
Known abroad for its low prices and large scale, Brazil's beef industry is now seeking to expand into foreign markets for high-quality Angus meat.
