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Intensive agriculture in the Pan Amazon: Soy, maize and other field crops - Vimarsana News

Intensive agriculture in the Pan Amazon: Soy, maize and other field crops

The most important production system in the Pan Amazon when measured by GDP is the cultivation of annual crops: particularly soy, but also maize, rice, sorghum, wheat and cotton. In Brazil and Bolivia, annual cropping is organized around soy, because export markets provide the potential for a very substantial return on investment. Industrial-scale farming is […]

How climate change could jeopardize Brazilian coffee - Vimarsana News

How climate change could jeopardize Brazilian coffee

As the fire season reaches its peak in the Amazon region, coffee producers located thousands of kilometers away are also living their own private hell. Farms like Felipe Barretto Croce’s in Mococa, in the state of São Paulo, have seen fires increase in recent years, jeopardizing the production of what is the world’s largest coffee […]

Climate change poses threats to Brazil's coffee growers - Vimarsana News

Climate change poses threats to Brazil's coffee growers

Drier and hotter climates are wreaking havoc on many arabica crops, with farmers betting on agroforestry to save production

Brazil: What To Do With Soybean Crops In The Amazon That Break The Law? - Vimarsana News

Brazil: What To Do With Soybean Crops In The Amazon That Break The Law?

An NGO reported that 74% of soybean crops in the Amazon and Cerrado of Brazil fail to comply with the law: therefore, compliance with the Forest Code is urgent.

Deforestation In The Cerrado Grew 16.5% In A Year - Vimarsana News

Deforestation In The Cerrado Grew 16.5% In A Year

In one year, deforestation in the Amazon had a drop of 7.4%, while an increase of 16.5% was observed in the Cerrado, according to data from the National Institute for Space Research (Inpe). The data show that the Amazon territory had the lowest value