Deaths: Matriarch of the Sagi Jacu village was a symbol of resistance
Ivanira dos Santos da Silva, a matriarch of the Sagi Jacu village, became a symbol of indigenous resistance in Brazil as her community fights for land demarcation amidst real estate speculation and agribusiness threats.
War in the Middle East causes fertilizer prices to skyrocket and worries Brazilian agribusiness
The Brazilian agribusiness sector is facing significant challenges due to skyrocketing fertilizer prices linked to the ongoing war in the Middle East, primarily driven by supply restrictions from China.
Haddad seeks a vice connected to agribusiness to strengthen himself in the interior of SP
Fernando Haddad is looking for a vice-presidential candidate linked to the agribusiness sector to bolster his campaign in the interior of São Paulo after his recent candidacy for governor.
Brazil Will Face Greater Difficulties in Buying Fertilizers Amid War
Brazil is facing increased challenges in acquiring fertilizers due to export restrictions imposed by China, alongside existing pressures from the ongoing war in Iran.
Femec 2026 is expected to maintain business volume and bring cheaper products to producers
The Femec 2026 agricultural fair aims to sustain business volumes while offering cheaper products to rural producers and agribusiness partners in the Uberlândia region.
Oyo plans loan scheme for youths in agribusiness
The Oyo State Government is set to launch a loan scheme for young farmers to promote agribusiness and economic growth.
Current cocoa pricing models fail to protect farmers, says group
The Council of African Cocoa Farmers and Agribusiness Associations argues that existing pricing models leave cocoa farmers vulnerable to the fluctuations of the global market.
Climate Plan balances environment and agribusiness
The Brazilian federal government released its final Climate Plan aiming to balance environmental responsibilities with agribusiness interests amid significant lobbying against carbon reduction efforts.
FG unveils plan to turn correctional centres into farm hubs
The Nigerian Federal Government is transforming correctional facilities into agribusiness hubs to enhance rehabilitation and reduce reoffending rates through public-private partnerships.
Zema compares STF to a pedophile pope and says the court is 'up to no good'
Romeu Zema, Governor of Minas Gerais and presidential hopeful, criticized Brazil's Supreme Court, likening its actions to those of a pedophile pope.
Favorable climate in the South improves grape quality and promises good wine
A favorable climate in southern Brazil is leading to a promising grape harvest, surpassing expectations and indicating potential for high-quality wine production.
Investment in cattle and abundant water: what we know about the farm purchased by Alexandre Pires in TO
Singer and businessman Alexandre Pires has entered the agribusiness sector in Tocantins with the purchase of the Fazenda Arara Preta.
China gets closer to the U.S., and Brazil's agribusiness loses
China is increasing its agricultural product imports from the U.S., to the detriment of Brazilian agribusiness.
Lula's government launches plan to reduce emissions after clashes with agribusiness over deforestation
The Brazilian government under President Lula has officially launched the 'Climate Plan' aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions amid tensions with the agribusiness sector.
Megacana Tech Show opens the 2026 cycle with the 1st Meeting focused on Sugarcane and Peanut
The Megacana Tech Show in Brazil has kicked off preparations for its 2026 edition with a meeting focused on the sugarcane and peanut industries, aimed at integrating technology and local producers.
Despite resistance from the agribusiness and energy sectors, the government concludes Climate Plan with goals to reduce emissions
The Brazilian government finalized the Climate Plan, aiming to reduce emissions, facing resistance from various sectors.
Kaduna governor urges support for women in agribusiness
Kaduna State Governor Uba Sani emphasizes the importance of empowering women in agribusiness to boost agricultural productivity and food security.
Raízen's debt securities are sold at 60% discounts
Investors are rapidly selling Raízen's agribusiness receivables certificates and debentures at substantial discounts following the company's announcement of extrajudicial recovery.
FENAMINAS 2026 is expected to generate R$ 1 billion in business
The FENAMINAS 2026 event in Patos de Minas is projected to generate R$ 1 billion in business, connecting companies and entrepreneurs in the agribusiness, industry, and retail sectors.
A seed company claims that the Argentine agribusiness is experiencing a 'paradigm shift' and has made five new launches
Nidera Semillas showcases its innovative strategies and new products aimed at transforming Argentine agriculture at Expoagro 2026.
'Women in Agriculture': event discusses the role of women in the agribusiness of the São Francisco Valley
An event titled 'Women in Agriculture' is set to take place in Petrolina, Brazil, to highlight the role of women in agribusiness on International Women's Day.
Technodrome of Expoagro: the showcase in action of the evolution of machinery and technology applied to the field
The Technodrome at Expoagro showcases cutting-edge agricultural machinery and technology in action, allowing the public to see modern equipment and learn about advancements in the field.
Facape promotes a free lecture on agribusiness management in Petrolina
Facape is hosting a free lecture focusing on agribusiness management strategies, aimed at students and professionals in the field.
Convention discusses AI in agriculture, tax reform, and the future of agribusiness in Poços de Caldas; see the schedule
A convention in Poços de Caldas, Brazil, gathers agroindustry experts to discuss technological innovations, tax reform, and challenges facing agribusiness.
ExpoGaranhuns 2026 energizes agribusiness in Agreste with fairs, exhibitions, and opportunities
ExpoGaranhuns 2026 is set to take place this week in Garanhuns, Pernambuco, showcasing agribusiness at one of the region's largest agricultural fairs.
Expoagro celebrates 20 years: A new edition of the largest agricultural fair begins, with a harvest consolidating and price volatility due to the war in the Middle East
Expoagro 2026 kicks off in San Nicolás, Argentina, marking its 20th anniversary with record attendance and a focus on agribusiness innovation amidst global price volatility.
Requests for judicial recovery in agriculture increased by 56.4% in 2025, says Serasa
Judicial recovery requests in Brazil's agribusiness surged by 56.4% in 2025 compared to the previous year, reaching a record high due to rising production costs and high interest rates.
Middle East War Impacts Diesel Supply and Worries the Agribusiness in Rio Grande do Sul
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is disrupting diesel supplies, causing concern for the agricultural sector in Brazil's Rio Grande do Sul state.
See who are the 10 richest mayors of Rondônia
A report reveals the ten wealthiest elected mayors of Rondônia, ranging in declared assets from R$ 4,000 to R$ 37 million, collectively surpassing R$ 134 million.
Women occupy leadership positions and transform Tocantins' agribusiness
Women in Tocantins are increasingly taking on leadership roles in agribusiness, challenging traditional male dominance in the sector.
Family agriculture reinforces protagonism at Show Rural Coopavel
The new Pavilion of Family Agroindustry was inaugurated at the Show Rural Coopavel, expanding the presence of family agroindustries at one of Brazil's largest agribusiness events.
Annoyance or Reality: Understand Why European Agribusiness Feels Threatened by the Mercosur Agreement
The Mercosur free trade agreement is set to come into provisional effect in Brazil within two months despite protests from European leaders.
Lula government publishes decree regulating protection for Brazilian agribusiness in the EU-Mercosur agreement
The Lula government has published a decree to implement safeguard measures aimed at protecting Brazilian producers under the EU-Mercosur free trade agreement.
Producer visits Show Rural for 38 years and has tripled productivity
Farmer Ademir Fontana highlights his 38-year attendance at the Show Rural Coopavel event, crediting it with significantly increasing his agricultural productivity.
With sponsorship from Sicoob Credisul, ExpoVilhena will have four days of business and shows
ExpoVilhena, taking place from May 21 to 24 in Vilhena, Brazil, will feature national music acts and a variety of business opportunities, emphasizing regional development and cultural appreciation.
AgroShopping: itinerant agribusiness fair highlights female leadership in Araraquara
The AgroShopping itinerant fair in Araraquara, Brazil, emphasizes female leadership in agribusiness during an event held around International Women's Day, featuring discussions and local producers.
Canadian Producers Reinforce International Reach of Show Rural
A delegation of 25 Canadian farmers attended the Show Rural Coopavel 2026 in Brazil, highlighting the event's growing international presence and its role as a strategic platform for learning and business in agribusiness.
Hidrovias and Indigenous Rights: What is the Future of the Tapajós River?
The Brazilian federal government revoked a decree that aimed to privatize waterways in the Tapajós region, a move celebrated by local indigenous communities who had mobilized against it.
Feira Fácil Team Wins Hackathon and is Awarded a Trip to Uruguay
The Feira Fácil team triumphed at the largest agribusiness hackathon in Paraná, winning a trip to Uruguay for creating a tech solution for small fish farmers.
Brazilian agribusiness exported US$ 11.7 billion in 2025 to the war region
Brazilian agribusiness faces rising costs and challenges due to ongoing conflicts in the Middle East impacting global agricultural markets.
Macaé hosts free event focused on the fertilizer chain
Macaé will host the Norte edition of the Desenvolve RJ 2026 event, focusing on the fertilizer industry and its role in industrial development and energy transition.
Global Eggs, from the 'king of eggs', receives $1 billion investment from a US fund
Global Eggs, led by Ricardo Faria, has received a $1 billion investment from Warburg Pincus, which aims to partner with high-growth companies.
Accused of militia and land grabbing in western Bahia received R$ 15 million from agribusiness
The article investigates an ex-police officer in Brazil accused of leading a militia involved in land grabbing, who received R$ 15 million over two and a half years from agribusiness companies.
What is known and what needs to be clarified about the case in which Justice blocked R$ 2.5 million against alleged fraud
The Tocantins Civil Police are investigating a scheme of forgery, fraud, and money laundering that has resulted in an estimated R$ 2.5 million loss to agribusiness entrepreneurs.
Justice blocks R$ 2.5 million in new phase of operation against alleged fraud in the agribusiness industry
A Brazilian court has ordered the freezing of R$ 2.5 million linked to a fraud investigation in the agribusiness sector.
ESPM Day debates female leadership, luxury market, and strategies in agribusiness
The ESPM Day event in Goiânia focuses on female leadership, the luxury market, and agribusiness strategies, aiming to provide networking and learning opportunities.
States celebrate law that relaxes environmental licensing but fear judicialization
Authorities welcome the new environmental licensing law in Brazil but express concerns over potential judicial challenges.
Rondônia Rural Show: hotels fully booked three months before the international fair in Ji-Paraná, RO
Hotels in Ji-Paraná, Brazil, are fully booked three months ahead of the Rondônia Rural Show, the largest agribusiness event in the Amazon.
Shea stakeholders urge government to license buyers, protect pickers
Agribusiness stakeholders in Nigeria are advocating for a structured licensing system for shea nut buyers following the government's extension of a ban on raw shea nut exports to promote domestic processing.
"Maximum in history": 63% of producers believe it is a good time to invest, according to a survey
A recent survey shows that 63% of Argentine agricultural producers consider it a good time to invest, marking the highest level of investment sentiment since the Ag Barometer began in 2018.