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June 3, 2023
Variety could make Brazil one of the world´s largest wheat exporters. Production already started in the Midwest with good results. Tropical wheat yield is 3 times higher than that of common wheat. After 40 years of research, Brazilian scientists and agronomists managed to develop wheat varieties that can be grown in hot and dry areas, […]
May 15, 2023
On 19 and 20 October 2022, the International Summit on the Societal Role of Meat - What the SCIENCE Says brought together a group of globally leading…
July 27, 2022
Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro is pitching his Latin American country as the answer to the world food crisis following the war in Ukraine. The traditional wheat importer has now exported three million tonnes of the grain so far in 2022.
May 23, 2022
Brazil, which saw its 2022 first-quarter agribusiness exports to Arab countries jump 51% YoY to $3.56 billion, intends to further jack up bilateral trade with the 22 members of the Arab League.
May 22, 2022
Brazil, which saw its 2022 first-quarter agribusiness exports to Arab countries jump 51% YoY to $3.56 billion, intends to further jack up bilateral trade with the 22 members of the Arab League.
May 16, 2022
The Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation president, Celso Moretti, discussed the matter on a trip to Morocco, where he participated in a mission by the Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture. The goal is to cooperate in food and soil security.
May 10, 2022
The Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation signed a memorandum of understanding with Egypt’s Agricultural Research Center for cooperation in areas such as climate change and water management.
May 7, 2022
This saturday (7), a Brazilian mission, including minister of Agriculture Marcos Montes, visited Arab Potash. Company executives spoke on plans to increase fertilizer supply, open a branch office, and possibly produce in Brazil.
May 2, 2022
Christine Hauser reported in today's New York Times that, "First the coronavirus, then the war. Just as the pandemic caused shortages of essential items, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has disrupted important food supplies, driving up prices of staples like cooking oil in supermarkets around the world."
April 15, 2022
Brazils President Jair Bolsonaro Thursday said his country faced a food security threat as a consequence of the shortage of wheat, which could become scarce due to the effects of Russias invasion of Ukraine.