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Brazil exported 57 times more soybeans to China than U.S. in Sept.

Date：Nov. 6, 2018 Category：Markets

The trade dispute between the United States and China is having a dramatic impact on where China sources its imported soybeans.

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Brazil's next President could have big impact on agricultural policy

Date：Oct. 24, 2018 Category：Markets

Brazilians will be going to the polls next Sunday to choose their new president. The front-runner is the far right-wing candidate Jair Bolsonaro, a congressman ...

Stronger Brazilian currency equates to lower grain prices in Brazil

Date：Oct. 12, 2018 Category：Markets

Farmers in the municipality of Sorriso in central Mato Grosso have planted 30% of their intended soybean acreage according to president of the local rural produ...

Brazil could import up to 1.0 million tons of US soybeans

Date：Oct. 1, 2018 Category：Markets

Due to the tremendous demand from China, Brazil has been exporting soybeans at a break-neck pace leading to speculation that they would need to import soybeans ...

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Brazil remains heavily dependent on imported fertilizers

Date：Oct. 1, 2018 Category：Markets

Even though Brazil is one of the largest agricultural exporters in the world and one of the largest consumers of fertilizers, the country is woefully inadequate...

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Cotton acreage in Brazil could double over next four years

Date：Sep. 10, 2018 Category：Markets

Good cotton prices and a high demand for cotton from China is expected to encourage Brazilian farmers to continue increasing their cotton acreage for the next f...

2018/19 Corn acreage in Argentina could increase 7.4%

Date：Aug. 30, 2018 Category：Markets

The very early corn planting in northern Argentina is getting off to somewhat of a slow start due to dryer conditions in northern Cordoba province and the specu...

Brazilian grain production expected to increase 30% in 10 years

Date：Aug. 16, 2018 Category：Markets

While U.S. farmers are rightly concerned about short-term trade policies, Brazilian farmers have a long term optimistic view of Brazilian agriculture. This opti...

Argentina suspends export tax reductions on soybean meal and oil

Date：Aug. 16, 2018 Category：Markets

The Argentine government announced two measures yesterday that could significantly impact farmers in Argentina as they prepare for their 2018/19 growing season.

Conventional Soybeans (non-GMO) continue to find a niche in Brazil

Date：Jul. 27, 2018 Category：Markets

While the vast majority of soybeans produced in Brazil are GMO varieties, there remains a niche market for conventional soybeans (non-GMO) in the European and A...

Scientists in Brazil Parana confirm presence of new corn bacterial disease

Date：Jul. 19, 2018 Category：Markets

Researchers in Brazil have confirmed the presence of a new bacterial disease in corn in the state of Parana in southern Brazil. The Agronomic Institute of Paran...

Best way to control soybean rust is multipronged approach

Date：Jun. 18, 2018 Category：Viewpoint & Interview

The 8th Brazilian Soybean Congress wrapped up its four day meeting Thursday in the city of Goiania in the state of Goias. One of the goals of the Congress, whic...

Crop acreage estimates for 2018/19 in South America

Date：Jun. 15, 2018 Category：Markets

Farmers in South America will start planting their 2018/19 crops in 2-3 months, so now is a good time to take an early look at the potential crop acreage for th...

Soybean-Free Period takes effect in Central Brazil

Date：Jun. 8, 2018 Category：Markets

The annual soybean-free period will once again take effect next week in the state of Mato Grosso as well as other soybean producing states in central Brazil. Fr...

Soybean stem fly found in central Brazil for the first time

Date：May. 23, 2018 Category：Markets

Recently, Brazilian scientists have identified for the first time the presence of the Soybean Stem Fly in the cerrado regions of central Brazil.

Uruguay soybean production down 61% due to severe drought

Date：May. 21, 2018 Category：Markets

Uruguay is a small soybean producing country wedged between its two giant neighbors of Brazil and Argentina, but farmers in Uruguay have been showing more inter...

Dry weather negatively impacting safrinha soybeans in Paraguay

Date：May. 4, 2018 Category：Markets

The recent weather in Paraguay has been dry and farmers are worried that it has negatively impacted their safrinha soybean production. In many areas of Paraguay...

Dryer weather in Southern Brazil could impact safrinha corn

Date：Apr. 25, 2018 Category：Markets

The weather last week in Brazil was wet once again in central Brazil but generally dry in southern Brazil. The forecast looks dryer for all of Brazil and especi...

Soybean prices remain strong in Brazil

Date：Apr. 24, 2018 Category：Markets

While farmers in the U.S. are struggling to get started on their spring planting, farmers in Brazil are wrapping up their 2017/18 soybean harvest with relativel...

Brazil could increase irrigated crop acreage 65% in six years

Date：Mar. 30, 2018 Category：Markets

During the 8th World Water Forum recently held in Brasilia, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) presented the results of their stu...

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