Crop Industry News: Brazil
23 September 2011
Strategies for Controlling Nematode PopulationsBRAZIL - Soybean crops in several regions of Brazil with stains on Reboleira, where the plants are small and yellowish, reveal hidden nematodes. The worms are not visible to the naked eye, but...
09 September 2011
Brazilian Corn Outlook Is Bullish BRAZIL - Brazil's corn price outlook continues to be strongly bullish, reflecting reduced production in last winter's crop and sustained domestic demand, reports Alfredo Navarro, the US Grains...
29 August 2011
La Niña Jeopardizes South American Crops BRAZIL & ARGENTINA - South American grain and oilseed production may be in jeopardy from the formation of a La Niña dry-weather pattern, which might curb rainfall in parts of Brazil and Argentina,...
17 August 2011
Major GM Sugar Cane Yield Increase in 10 years?BRAZIL - A new variety of sugar cane promising yield increases up to 25 per cent, while being more drought-tolerant than conventional strains, is expected to be commercially available in Brazil...
11 August 2011
Agricultural Decline in BrazilBRAZIL - Data from the 'Physical Production Industrial Survey - Agroindustry' shows a decline in sectors linked to agriculture....
05 August 2011
Brazil Sets Record in Adoption of GM CropsBRAZIL - The area in Brazil planted with transgenic seeds is now growing at a faster pace than the growth of the entire planted area for crops of soybeans, corn and cotton - the three crops with...
15 July 2011
Sugar Production Stimulates Rural Development BRAZIL - According to the authors of a study from Piracicaba, Brazil, "Sugar and ethanol production are key components of Brazil's rural development and energy strategies, yet in recent years...
13 July 2011
Drop in Production Has Sugar Prices Soaring BRAZIL - Sugar jumped the most since October after an industry group said output would decline in Brazil, the world's biggest grower. ...
12 July 2011
Brazil's Cane Industry At The CrossroadsBRAZIL - A new report from Rabobank's Food & Agribusiness Research and Advisory (FAR) highlights the challenges to growth for the cane and ethanol industry in Brazil, and describes the short...
30 June 2011
Crop Worries Boost Sugar PricesBRAZIL - The cost of sugar hit a 3½-month high yesterday as traders worried about increasingly lower production in Brazil....
03 June 2011
Cargill and USJ in Sugar Ethanol JVBRAZIL - Cargill and the USJ Group are to establish a joint venture in the sugar, ethanol, and bioelectricity sector. ...
23 May 2011
Amazon Deforestation Blamed on Soybean Acres BRAZIL - Deforestation of the Brazilian Amazon rainforest has increased almost sixfold, new data suggests. ...
27 April 2011
Brazilian Maize Consumption Expected to Grow BRAZIL - Commodity prices are a game of supply and demand, and prices increase when supply is low and demand is high. In Brazil, domestic consumption is projected to grow, and the United States...
18 April 2011
Sugar Cane Harvesting Improves Soil Quality BRAZIL - The mechanisation of sugar cane harvesting, originally aimed at curbing pollution caused by the burning of cane fields, has resulted in an added bonus - it has helped to improve soil...
14 April 2011
Brazil Both Competitor, Partner to US BRAZIL & US - Brazil is the No. 1 US competitor for global farm exports, but the president of the Illinois Farm Bureau said last week the country also can be a partner to North American farmers....
13 April 2011
Cane Crop Suffering Due to ClimateBRAZIL - The unstable climate in 2010 and the advanced age of cane plantations did not help the 2011-2012 sugarcane crop. The state of Sao Paulo, which answers to 70 per cent of Brazilian production,...
22 March 2011
Fears of Foreigner Farmland Buyers in Latin America BRAZIL - One of the first things disembarking passengers see at Cuiaba airport in central Brazil is a property advertisement offering arable land to foreigners. ...
17 March 2011
First Five-Gene Trait Stack by Dow Approved in Brazil The newest and most effective technology for corn insect control will soon be available to Brazilian corn growers. ...
07 March 2011
Sugar-squeezed Brazil Buys US Ethanol BRAZIL - The scarcity of sugar products in Brazil, the top producer, has led the country to turn to the US for corn-based ethanol to replenish depleted supplies of its own cane-based alternative,...
24 February 2011
Brazil’s Adoption of Transgenics Highest in Its History BRAZIL — Three quarters of the area in Brazil farmed with soybeans and more than half of the area planted with corn used genetically modified seeds in the 2010/11 season, according to...
09 February 2011
Approval for Syngenta Triple Stack Corn in Brazil BRAZIL - The National Biosafety Committee (CTNBio) in Brazil has approved Syngenta's triple corn stack Bt11 x MIR162 x GA21 for cultivation in the country. ...
Brazil Sees High Early Soy YieldsBRAZIL - Brazil's leading soybean producing state, Mato Grosso, is expected to see higher than expected yields of early short-cycle soybean this year. ...
07 February 2011
Cargill to Build Corn Processing Plant in Brazil BRAZIL — Cargill announced plans to build a new corn processing plant in Brazil to produce starches and sweeteners solutions. ...
03 February 2011
Brazil Agricultural Production to Reach All-Time High BRAZIL - Gross revenues from production and sales of agricultural products, known as the Gross Agricultural Production Value, may reach an all-time high in 2011. ...
02 February 2011
Record GM Crops Planted in Brazil in 2010/11BRAZIL - Record levels of genetically modified (GM) crops have been planted in Brazil for the 2010/11 harvest, writes farmersguardian.com. ...
27 January 2011
Brazil May Put Brakes on 'On-Off' Coffee Cycle Changes in Brazilian coffee production may diminish the country's cycle of alternate low and high bean production years, blamed for imposing extra volatility and costs on the industry worldwide,...
03 January 2011
Brazilian Organic Exports Grow 60 Per Cent The Organics Brazil Project sold $108.2 million abroad in 2010, mainly in food products, according to anba.com.br. ...
23 December 2010
Mad Soybean Disease Spreading in Brazil BRAZIL - A new soybean disease that is slowly spreading throughout Brazil could have devastating effects, according to allvoices.com. ...
20 December 2010
Brazil Moves to Be World's Breadbasket BRAZIL - Agribusiness exports should reach $75 billion this year, more than double the figure recorded eight years ago, according to anba.com.br. ...
15 December 2010
Brazilian Rice Exports Exceed Forecast BRAZIL - Brazil exported 450,000 tonnes of rice up to November. Despite the lower production, the value is greater than forecasted for the entire crop, which ends in February next year, according...
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