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AgriShow is not just any trade fair; it's the premier platform for innovation in Brazilian agriculture. Bringing together local participants and companies from around the world, this event showcases the latest and most cutting-edge technologies for the agricultural sector. I see this as an incredible opportunity to immerse myself in the world of farming, gaining firsthand insights into the needs of our farmers and what to expect in the digital realm. I can’t wait to join this year’s AgriShow and engage with the global agricultural community, share knowledge, and explore how we can continue to drive meaningful impact together. #AgriShow #Innovation #DigitalAgriculture #AgTech

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This research, led by Cristiano Aguiar de Oliveira, our Head of Research at Rivool Finance, and featured on Bnews, is a significant step in understanding the impact of credit on the agricultural sector. It underscores the crucial role of financial support in driving the growth and development of Brazilian agribusiness. Read the full article on Bnews: https://lnkd.in/dmBeTma7

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Mateus Souza hits the nail dead-centre on the head. 👌👍👏💪🏾 Organizing agronomic data in #OMP is only the first step! It is the field manager’s analyst’s job to convert the raw agronomic data into useful information, using reports built-in to OMP and customized cross-check queries that further interrogate the raw data. Field management personnel can and should then spend their time in the field, triangulating between: - what they observe in the field, with; - what they are told by their subordinates, and; - the information supplied by their specialist, expert, dedicated and trained analyst. This is the beginning of the pathway to yield intensification and the approach we emphasize and practice in #TCCL.

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Thinking about expanding your business into Brazil? Brazil is the largest economy in Latin America, playing a key role in the global financial landscape. With a diversified economy that excels in sectors such as agribusiness, energy, industry, and services, Brazil offers vast opportunities. Additionally, its consumer market is the largest in the region, making the country a strategic destination for international investments and business expansion. To ensure your market entry is a success, here’s a checklist of essential strategies: 1. Master Regulations and Bureaucracy: Understand Brazil's legal, tax, and regulatory environment, and prepare for bureaucratic hurdles like licensing and permits. 2. Acknowledge Regional Differences: Tailor your approach to Brazil's diverse regions, from São Paulo to the Northeast. 3. Leverage Market Research: Dive deep into local market insights to spot opportunities and refine your strategy. 4. Build Strategic Partnerships: Partner with trusted local businesses to accelerate your market entry. 5. Embrace Cultural Differences: Adapt your marketing and business practices to resonate with Brazilian consumers. 6. Hire Local Talent: Bring in local professionals who understand the complexities of the Brazilian market. 7. Choose the Right Entry Strategy: Select the best approach for your business whether exporting, licensing, or joint ventures. 8. Plan Financially: Create a robust financial plan that covers all aspects of your market entry and long-term growth. 9. Localize Your Marketing: Customize your branding and marketing efforts for stronger connections with Brazilian consumers. 10. Stay competitive: Keep a close eye on competitors and market trends with strategic competitive intelligence. 11. Prepare for Economic Fluctuations: Anticipate and manage potential economic volatility, including inflation and currency shifts. Success in Brazil is about more than just entering it's about thriving. EZ Business Development Group helps you achieve all of this and more. Have you faced challenges in this market? Share your experiences below or contact us to discuss how we can help your business grow in Brazil. #MarketEntry #BusinessDevelopment #Brazil #LatinAmerica #EZBusinessDevelopment

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Mid-Year Market Review 2024: Unlocking the Power of the Brazilian Private Rural Credit Market Rivool Finance is pleased to present its third market review. This edition offers an in-depth analysis of the current trends and future prospects within Brazil's agribusiness and private credit sectors. Our objective is to provide investors with a comprehensive understanding of the market dynamics, regulatory changes, and technological advancements that are transforming these industries. This review underscores Rivool Finance’s commitment to enhancing transparency, fostering informed investment decisions, and promoting the adoption of innovative financial solutions such as tokenization. Rivool Finance is a technology platform that transforms traditional private loans into digital assets on the blockchain and beyond. We provide efficient, secure, and transparent financial solutions that facilitate the connection between global investors and the Brazilian agribusiness market. Our marketplace for financial products enables investors to access high-quality agricultural investments, driving economic growth and sustainability within the sector. This market review highlights the transformative potential of blockchain and tokenization in the financial sector, particularly in improving the liquidity and accessibility of agricultural credit. We hope you find this review insightful and beneficial as you navigate the evolving landscape of agribusiness investments. For more detailed insights, read the full research report: https://lnkd.in/d8N_bF53 Tiago Piassum Theodoro Cristiano Aguiar de Oliveira Hallan Neves Lorrayne Viana Fernando Fegyveres Mauro Meirelles Leite Felipe Saraiva Moreira de Sena

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It’s possible to produce and conserve - and we can recover degraded areas in order to keep the food systems running (we need food!) and at the same time protect forests. As Agriculture we can not just avoid emissions but remove carbon dioxide… Carbon agenda will help to speed up that process. More resources (money, technical assistance and so on) will be needed, as new ways to work together. It’s also about collaboration! Thanks IFACC Initiative to create that opportunity to share some ideas about (a more) sustainable future.

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Brazil’s agribusiness sector is experiencing significant transformation,driven by digital technology, sustainability efforts, diversification, AI integration, and global trade dynamics. This evolution is set against the backdrop of Brazil’s recent economic growth. According to the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE), Brazil’s GDP grew by 0.8% in the first quarter of 2024, continuing the positive trend seen in recent years. This economic resilience bolsters the country’s agribusiness sector, making it an attractive investment destination.

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The Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation (Embrapa), one of Brazil's most respected and renowned public institutions in research, innovation, and technological solutions for agriculture, livestock, and food supply, has recently launched its first online training course in English through Embrapa Florestas. Titled “Species-Specific Sustainable Forest Management”, the course is available for free on the e-Campo platform. This English-language version aims not only to train technicians, students, and policymakers but also to expand the reach of this important topic to an international audience. "It’s a way to make Embrapa’s knowledge accessible to more people," the institution highlights. Definitely worth exploring!

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Weeks ago, Brazil Week 2024 took place, an event aimed at discussing topics related to economic future, innovation, and sustainability, held in New York City, United States. As ambassador of innovation, sustainability, and international reputation of Mato Grosso, my attendance at this event is routine, and every time I return, I always come back with significant agreements and connections. This time, I was accompanied by the Governor of Mato Grosso, Mauro Mendes, and we brought the agenda of decarbonizing the state, which has been our mission. Throughout all our meetings, our goal was to advance with MT35, which aims to achieve carbon neutrality by 2035. This was a commitment declared by the governor years ago, where I stood by his side and we continue to progress further. In this edition of Brazil Week 2024, many companies expressed interest in participating and investing in this project, including one of the world's largest economic groups, which wants to join this initiative with Pro Natura Internacional. Also noteworthy was a group formed by one of the biggest figures in the financial market, who will be involved with Brazil's climate changes. The success of this event and the engagement of key figures demonstrate a growing recognition of the importance of innovative solutions to environmental and economic challenges. I am optimistic about the potential impact these partnerships can bring to Mato Grosso and Brazil as a whole, marking the beginning of a promising journey towards a greener and more prosperous future. I say without any fear of exaggeration that Mato Grosso and Brazil in general have the potential to lead the planet, through our natural resources, technology, economy, awareness of government officials, and the Brazilian private sector in the environmental, climate, and social fronts. Soon, I will bring here the results of these partnerships and keep you updated on the next projects. #BrazilWeek2024

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While the Brazilian agribusiness remains outside of bill 412/22, which defines rules regarding the regulated carbon market in Brazil, new opportunities arise, challenging companies in the sector to adopt more sustainable practices. According to studies by the International International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), the carbon market could attract around US$120 billion to Brazil by 2030, reinforcing Brazil’s role as a major global power in contributing to a low-carbon economy.      👉 Check out the significant challenges for agribusiness in reducing its carbon emissions:    #SustainableAgribusiness #Innovation #CarbonCredit #EnvironmentalCertifications #RenewableEnergyAgribusiness #WayCarbon 

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Engage the authorities to fight crimes against agricultural products: In July, through the Brazil National Fertilizer Association (ANDA), we organized a webinar to mobilize authorities to take actions against crimes against fertilizers. A big step towards providing protection for food production in Brazil.

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🚜🌱 Let's talk about how Varda - Field Data Exchange is transforming agriculture enhancing traceability, transparency, and interoperability among digital systems for a more efficient agribusiness supply chain! 🌐✨ Join me at World Agri-Tech on June 18-19 in São Paulo! #AgTech #Innovation #Traceability #WorldAgriTech #Interoperability #Transparency

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Brazil's Exports at the End of 2024: Retrospective and Outlook As 2024 comes to a close, Brazil's exports showcase a resilient panorama, bolstered by the agribusiness, mining, and energy sectors. Despite global challenges, Brazil maintains its prominent position in international trade, seizing strategic opportunities to expand its presence in key markets. Agribusiness on the Rise: The Backbone of Exports The agricultural sector continues to lead Brazil’s exports, with soybeans, corn, meat, and coffee among the top products. Estimates from the Confederation of Agriculture and Livestock of Brazil (CNA) indicate that agribusiness will close the year accounting for about 50% of total exports. Corn: Brazil consolidated its leadership as the world's largest corn exporter in 2024. Sales to China, Egypt, and the European Union were boosted by record harvests and competitive prices. Beef and Chicken: Meat exports continue to grow, especially to Asian markets such as China, Vietnam, and Indonesia. Brazilian proteins remain renowned for their quality and compliance with strict sanitary requirements. Soybeans: Despite competition from the United States, Brazil is expected to close the year with exports exceeding 100 million tons, securing its prominent position in the global market. Mining and Energy: Impact on Foreign Trade The export of mineral and energy commodities also played a crucial role. Iron ore and crude oil led the sector, driven by Chinese demand and high prices in the international market. Iron Ore: Exports grew by about 5% compared to the previous year, with China remaining the main buyer. Oil: Crude oil shipments continue to rise, with Brazil reaching new agreements in the Middle East and Asia. Challenges and Future Trends Despite the positive performance, Brazil faces challenges that require attention: 1. Infrastructure: Investments in logistics are crucial to enhance competitiveness, particularly in ports and railways. 2. Sustainability: Environmental demands from markets like the European Union pressure Brazil to adopt more sustainable practices. 3. Market Diversification: Expanding presence in emerging markets can help mitigate risks associated with dependence on a few buyers, such as China. Outlook for 2025 With the continuation of global economic recovery, Brazil is expected to maintain strong performance in 2025. Growth in sectors such as biofuels and renewable energy, combined with technological advancements in agribusiness, promises to open new opportunities for foreign trade. Thus, Brazil ends 2024 with impressive figures and the expectation of another year of expansion, remaining one of the global leaders in the supply of food, energy, and minerals.

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