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AgribusinessWatch has a large portfolio of documents and studies related to the Brazilian agribusiness, in English and Portuguese.
To access them click here
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The AgribusinessWatch is a biweekly magazine
Problem of Brazilian agriculture is credit, not open more land
See at Other News
in Additional News:
- Grain harvest in 2011 should be 2.8% lower than in 2010
- Slaughter of cows five years ago would be the cause of current high price of meat
- Foreigners bought an equivalent to 22 soccer fields per hour
- Farms in Parana begin producing electricity from biogas
- Grain harvest in 2011 should be 2.8% lower than in 2010
- Slaughter of cows five years ago would be the cause of current high price of meat
- Foreigners bought an equivalent to 22 soccer fields per hour
- Farms in Parana begin producing electricity from biogas
We can not remain silent about the violation of territorial sovereignty and human rights of riparian communities
By Edilberto Sena, Rural Radio of Santarém, Pará State
Read at Opinion
By Edilberto Sena, Rural Radio of Santarém, Pará State
Read at Opinion
Previous News
- 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
- Meat: Russia promotes "embargoes lightning"
- Brazilian government restricts land purchases by foreigners
- Slave labor could threaten exports from Brazil
- 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
- Senator Silva:government and agribusiness want to deconstruct the environmental legislation
- In three years 270 thousand hectares of natural vegetation in the Pantanal have turned coal
Read at Old News
- 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
- Meat: Russia promotes "embargoes lightning"
- Brazilian government restricts land purchases by foreigners
- Slave labor could threaten exports from Brazil
- 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
- Senator Silva:government and agribusiness want to deconstruct the environmental legislation
- In three years 270 thousand hectares of natural vegetation in the Pantanal have turned coal
Read at Old News
New study of the Brazilian Agricultural Public Policies Observatory (OPPA)
- Credit land: agrarian reform or market instrument safeguarding the family farm? by Ademir Cazelli
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- Credit land: agrarian reform or market instrument safeguarding the family farm? by Ademir Cazelli
Click here to download
Socioenvironmental component of bank's reputation, by Ricardo Abramovay
Click here to download (in Portuguese)
Click here to download (in Portuguese)