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Crazy Soy II attacks crops in the Cerrado
See at Other News
In Additional News:
- Agricultural credit reached R$ 41.8 billion in the 2010/11 season
- CTNBio limit access to processes and frees two maize varieties
- Commercialization of soybeans speeds with high of price
- Giant in commodities purchased two plants in Brazil for US$ 950 million
- Agricultural credit reached R$ 41.8 billion in the 2010/11 season
- CTNBio limit access to processes and frees two maize varieties
- Commercialization of soybeans speeds with high of price
- Giant in commodities purchased two plants in Brazil for US$ 950 million
WTO: Brazil wins the fight with the U.S. on orange juice
Details at Main News
Researcher of Embrapa is persecuted for denouncing impacts in the Pantanal
Read at Opinion
Editor's comment
I know the researcher Dra. Debora Calheiros (Embrapa -Pantanal) and her work in defending the Brazilian Pantanal since mid-1990.
Her performance has always been guided by scientific analysis and careful steps in order to protect the environment and human populations affected by the impacts of projects in the region.
In this regard, I also subscribe the motion of support to Debora, organized by Sinpaf (a reserchers Union), hoping to immediately cease the harassment she is suffering within her institution and also that the direction of the state company gives her support to face the external attacks.
Maurício Galinkin
Read at Opinion
Editor's comment
I know the researcher Dra. Debora Calheiros (Embrapa -Pantanal) and her work in defending the Brazilian Pantanal since mid-1990.
Her performance has always been guided by scientific analysis and careful steps in order to protect the environment and human populations affected by the impacts of projects in the region.
In this regard, I also subscribe the motion of support to Debora, organized by Sinpaf (a reserchers Union), hoping to immediately cease the harassment she is suffering within her institution and also that the direction of the state company gives her support to face the external attacks.
Maurício Galinkin
Previous News
- BB: soy production on recently cleared lands only outside the Amazon
- Brazilian soy stocks rose almost 40% in first half
- Brazil's cotton production will grow more than 34% in 2011
- Food prices will continue to increase in 2011
- Problem of Brazilian agriculture is credit, not open more land
- Foreigners bought an equivalent to 22 soccer fields per hour
- TCU: BNDES helped deforest the Amazon
- International speculation with the Cerrado’s land
- UN proposes standards for land acquisitions by foreigners
- Concentration in the meat industry divides the supply chain
- Russian new requirement may affect sales of Brazilian chicken
- Europe pays 50% more for organic soybeans from Brazil
- Pesticides contaminate the population in Mato Grosso
- Brazilian government restricts land purchases by foreigners
- Three Brazilian largest meat processors suspend purchases of 221 farms
- 4.3 mi ha of Brazilian agricultural land belongs to foreigners
- Brazilian Monetary Council prohibits rural credit to whom kept slave labor
- Rural producer organizations will complain against Monsanto market control
- Hyundai wants land in Brazil to ensure food security for the Korean population
- FAO concerned about land purchases by foreigners affecting the lives of local people
- China wants 100,000 ha of Brazilian land to produce its own soybeans
- In three years 270 thousand hectares of natural vegetation in the Pantanal have turned coal
Read at Old News
- BB: soy production on recently cleared lands only outside the Amazon
- Brazilian soy stocks rose almost 40% in first half
- Brazil's cotton production will grow more than 34% in 2011
- Food prices will continue to increase in 2011
- Problem of Brazilian agriculture is credit, not open more land
- Foreigners bought an equivalent to 22 soccer fields per hour
- TCU: BNDES helped deforest the Amazon
- International speculation with the Cerrado’s land
- UN proposes standards for land acquisitions by foreigners
- Concentration in the meat industry divides the supply chain
- Russian new requirement may affect sales of Brazilian chicken
- Europe pays 50% more for organic soybeans from Brazil
- Pesticides contaminate the population in Mato Grosso
- Brazilian government restricts land purchases by foreigners
- Three Brazilian largest meat processors suspend purchases of 221 farms
- 4.3 mi ha of Brazilian agricultural land belongs to foreigners
- Brazilian Monetary Council prohibits rural credit to whom kept slave labor
- Rural producer organizations will complain against Monsanto market control
- Hyundai wants land in Brazil to ensure food security for the Korean population
- FAO concerned about land purchases by foreigners affecting the lives of local people
- China wants 100,000 ha of Brazilian land to produce its own soybeans
- In three years 270 thousand hectares of natural vegetation in the Pantanal have turned coal
Read at Old News
New study by Embrapa-Food:
- Use of ultrasound in food preservation (in Portuguese), by Regina Isabel Nogueira
Click here to download
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For the Brazilian Edition click here