Author: Thais.cunha

Beef

05/23/2025

Do You Know Where Your Beef Comes From? Brazil Will Tell You

According to official figures from the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE), Brazil has the world’s largest commercial cattle herd, around 239 million head. This makes the country the world’s second-largest beef producer, with almost 12 million tons produced yearly. However, this is not the most outstanding data, but the fact that Brazil is […]

News

04/07/2025

Brazil and Italy discuss sustainable agriculture in Rome

On April 3rd, the Embassy of Brazil in Rome hosted the event “Brazil and Italy – Dialogue on Sustainable Agriculture: Science to Feed the World”. The meeting brought together authorities, researchers, and agribusiness leaders from both countries to explore opportunities for cooperation in sustainable food production. Representing Brazilian farmers, Sueme Mori, Director of International Relations at the […]

News

03/10/2025

Brazil develops digital equipment to measure soil permeability

Brazilian researchers have developed the country’s first automated digital permeameter, a device that measures the soil’s hydraulic conductivity and its ability to absorb and retain water. Named SoloFlux, the device was created through a partnership between EMBRAPA Solos and the private company Laborsolo. The technology enables real-time data collection, making soil permeability analysis more accurate […]

Coffee

03/07/2025

Coffee, Honey, and Sustainability: The Results of Female Leadership at Fazenda Santa Bárbara

In the city of Monte Carmelo (Minas Gerais state), Fazenda Santa Bárbara has stood out as a model of innovation and sustainability in the production of specialty coffee. Under the leadership of Juliana Rezende, the farm has integrated traditional practices with modern techniques, changing agricultural management to preserve the soil, water, and biodiversity. Juliana, who […]

Beef

03/05/2025

Ramadan and the Halal Market: How Brazilian Farmers Have Added to This Demand

Ramadan, the sacred month for Muslims, began last week and marks a period of fasting, prayer, and reflection. During this time, the meals accompanying fasting, the “iftar” (held at sunset), and the “suhoor” (before dawn) feature traditional dishes such as dates, soups, meats, grains, and sweets. These recipes require products that meet halal standards, and […]

News

01/03/2025

Brazil in the Global Game: Trade Agreements and 2025

Bilateral trade agreements are a key element on the world economic chessboard. They go beyond enabling trade between two countries: they help reduce tariffs and barriers, foster economic growth, create jobs, and strengthen strategic sectors. Moreover, they open doors to new markets, diversify trading partnerships, and speed up negotiations, often superseding the complexity of multilateral […]

Beef

08/23/2024

Technological Advancement in Brazilian Beef Cattle: EMBRAPA’s New App Enhances Andrological Tests

Brazilian beef cattle breeding is benefiting from a new app developed by the Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation (EMBRAPA), designed to improve andrological tests in bulls and optimize the assessment of bovine reproductive health, making the process more efficient. Development of the App Aiming to address the challenges of traditional andrological tests, which are often complex […]

Made in Brazil

08/07/2024

SôZé: Pioneering sustainable cachaça and female leadership in Brazilian agriculture

The SôZé cachaça, produced by Spinagro, is a bright example of sustainable innovation in the Brazilian agricultural sector. Located near Ribeirão Preto, São Paulo state, this unique cachaça is praised for its quality and commitment to environmental stewardship and female leadership. Sustainable Production Process The sustainability credentials stem from its innovative use of sugarcane by-products. […]

News

05/26/2024

Brazil-China Golden Jubilee

The year 2024 marks 50 years of diplomatic relations between Brazil and China, and there are plenty of reasons to celebrate this golden jubilee. Since 1974, Brazil and China have undergone profound social and economic changes. In this period, China’s GDP has increased from US$ 1.9 trillion to US$ 18 trillion, making the Asian giant […]

News

05/08/2024

Women in agriculture

Over the last 50 years, intensively and revolutionarily, Brazil has gone from being an importer to one of the biggest producer and exporter of food to the world. The agricultural sector plays an active role in Brazil’s economic dynamics, accounting for more than 20% of the GDP (Gross Domestic Product), half of exports, and the […]

Grains

12/27/2023

The flourishing ethanol industry in Brazil

The National Corn Ethanol Union (UNEM) estimates an unprecedented surge in Brazil’s corn ethanol production, reaching 6 billion liters in the 2023-24 season—an astonishing 36% increase from the previous cycle and an astronomical 800% surge over the last five years. Driven by the expansion of the Brazilian industrial complex, technological advancements, and soaring international demand […]