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Brazil, 17 de setembro de 2020

Women participation in Brazilian agribusiness Interview with Téia Fava and Fernanda Falcão

Agribusiness is a sector composed worldwide mostly of men and considered traditionally male dominated. In Brazil this is changing. From 2002 to 2015, women accounted. Read More

Agriculture, Brazil 17 de setembro de 2020

Brazilian agriculture feeds the world

Lucilio Rogério Aparecido Alves has a degree in Economic Sciences from the State University of Western Paraná, a master’s and doctorate from the ‘Luiz de. Read More

Registration of pesticides 17 de setembro de 2020

Fonte: MAPA; Adaptado por AgriBrasilis. Read More

Registration of pesticides 14 de setembro de 2020

IBAMA's deliberations in the area of pesticide registration (02 and 09/09/2020)

Sources: ANVISA, MAPA, IBAMA; Adapted by AgriBrasilis. Read More

Registration of pesticides 14 de setembro de 2020

ANVISA's deliberations in the area of pesticide registration (09/03/2020)

Sources: ANVISA, MAPA; Adapted by AgriBrasilis. Read More

Registration of pesticides 14 de setembro de 2020

MAPA's deliberations in the pesticide registration area (02/09/2020)

Source: MAPA; Adapted by AgriBrasilis. Read More

Registration of pesticides 14 de setembro de 2020

Fonte: MAPA; Adaptado por AgriBrasilis. Read More

Government 9 de setembro de 2020

India shall invest US$ 6 billion in Brazil: Interview with the consul general of India in Brazil, Amit Kumar Mishra

Apart by a half-world distance, Brazil and India are not so far away when it comes to business. Both countries are part of BRICS, and. Read More

Brazil, Economy 9 de setembro de 2020

“Brazilian agribusiness has grown at Chinese rates” Interview with Sylvia Brasil Coutinho, CEO of the UBS Bank in Brazil

The current scenario in Brazil is intensely influenced by economic and political factors that generate pressures on the economy and impacts the country as a. Read More

Environment 9 de setembro de 2020

Monitoring deforestation in the Amazon forest: Use of satellites for mapping and monitoring 340 million hectares of forests

The National Institute for Space Research (INPE) is a world reference in remote sensing and has been monitoring deforestation in the Amazon since the late. Read More

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