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The foreigners have discovered the Brazilian jabuticaba and are paying many dollars for mature trees of the Brazilian fruit, described as sweet and similar to grapes.

Fabio Lucas Carvalho 27/07/2026 at 01:09

Agribusiness

Sewage sludge that would go to landfills, increase urban costs, and waste nutrients undergoes treatment, becomes biosolid, and returns to the soil as a fertilizer and agricultural conditioner, in a volume equivalent to the weight of about 238,000 trucks loaded with 10 tons each.

Valdemar Medeiros 26/07/2026 at 11:44

Agribusiness

Embrapa evaluates the use of biochar to utilize coffee residues and reduce dependence on fertilizers

Andriely Medeiros de Araújo 25/07/2026 at 17:08

Agribusiness

Tons of sweet potatoes rejected by retailers are turned into protein for cattle, industrial alcohol, and biogas in the interior of São Paulo: Better Beef repurposes 40,000 tons of waste and plans to replace diesel with biomethane in a future project.

Ruth Rodrigues 25/07/2026 at 14:18

Agribusiness

Hen lays egg with a completely wrinkled shell, producer finds the appearance strange, and expert explains how stress, heat, noise, and lack of calcium deform the food over 25 hours.

Viviane Alves 25/07/2026 at 00:35

Agribusiness

Almost forgotten Brazilian fruit returns to markets, has much more vitamin C than orange, and makes camu-camu a highlight of the Amazon.

Viviane Alves 24/07/2026 at 11:05

Agribusiness

China prepares plan to buy less soy from Brazil, raising an alert in agribusiness with artificial intelligence and lab-grown proteins

Viviane Alves 23/07/2026 at 15:11

Agribusiness

The food giant from Santa Catarina is using a new way to change meat production: Aurora Coop has created a pioneering system in Brazil that monitors properties, transportation, and industrial units, transforms indicators into decisions, corrects flaws, and guides investments to make the entire chain more efficient, controlled, and aligned with international standards.

Carla Teles 23/07/2026 at 13:23

Agribusiness

China buys more expensive soybeans from the U.S. in a move called “political,” but Brazil surprises with an advantage in prices and steady exports until December.

Caio Aviz 22/07/2026 at 10:29

Agribusiness

The distance that seemed impossible fell from $56 billion to only $2 billion: understand how Brazil caught up with the United States and came close to taking the top spot in global agricultural exports.

Caio Aviz 22/07/2026 at 03:34

Agribusiness

Japanese farmers discover a red net that ‘tricks’ insects, reduces pesticide use by up to 50%, and may pave a new way to protect crops with fewer chemicals and more sustainability.

Felipe Alves da Silva 21/07/2026 at 21:24

Agribusiness

The new giant of the fields does not need a pilot, reaches 150 km/h, and carries an amount of inputs that would require 25 common agricultural drones; with 10-meter wings and a capacity for 1,000 liters, the aircraft will be able to perform programmed routes and advance to fully autonomous flights in Paraná.

Caio Aviz 21/07/2026 at 17:41

Agribusiness

The foreigners have discovered the Brazilian jabuticaba and are paying many dollars for mature trees of the Brazilian fruit, described as sweet and similar to grapes.

Sewage sludge that would go to landfills, increase urban costs, and waste nutrients undergoes treatment, becomes biosolid, and returns to the soil as a fertilizer and agricultural conditioner, in a volume equivalent to the weight of about 238,000 trucks loaded with 10 tons each.

Embrapa evaluates the use of biochar to utilize coffee residues and reduce dependence on fertilizers

Tons of sweet potatoes rejected by retailers are turned into protein for cattle, industrial alcohol, and biogas in the interior of São Paulo: Better Beef repurposes 40,000 tons of waste and plans to replace diesel with biomethane in a future project.

Hen lays egg with a completely wrinkled shell, producer finds the appearance strange, and expert explains how stress, heat, noise, and lack of calcium deform the food over 25 hours.

Almost forgotten Brazilian fruit returns to markets, has much more vitamin C than orange, and makes camu-camu a highlight of the Amazon.

China prepares plan to buy less soy from Brazil, raising an alert in agribusiness with artificial intelligence and lab-grown proteins

China buys more expensive soybeans from the U.S. in a move called “political,” but Brazil surprises with an advantage in prices and steady exports until December.

The distance that seemed impossible fell from $56 billion to only $2 billion: understand how Brazil caught up with the United States and came close to taking the top spot in global agricultural exports.

Japanese farmers discover a red net that ‘tricks’ insects, reduces pesticide use by up to 50%, and may pave a new way to protect crops with fewer chemicals and more sustainability.

Shroud of Turin collected in 1978 undergoes new sequencing and reveals DNA from a human being, Mediterranean coral, plants, animals, and microorganisms, but the strongest genetic signature points to the researcher himself who collected the samples from the fabric almost 50 years ago.

Few people know, but Jeff Bezos is funding a mechanical clock inside a mountain in Texas designed to run for 10,000 years, play over 3.5 million unique sequences, and challenge the scale of human time.

In Poland, 245 kilometers of tunnels hide an underground city made of salt, with nine levels, lakes, chapels, and galleries reaching 327 meters deep.

Mauritania and Senegal sank 21 giant concrete coffins weighing 16,500 tons, the size of buildings, on a submarine wall made with 2.5 million tons of rock to erect an offshore port 10 km off the coast that protects a floating gas factory in the open sea.

A businessman bought land in Italy to open a cotton factory, but ended up building a complete town for his workers, with houses with gardens, a school, a church, electricity, and families living in the shadow of the machines.

Few people know, but the tallest statue in Indonesia depicts Vishnu on Garuda, stands 121 meters tall, weighs 4,000 tons, is located in Bali, and functions as a visitable tower with a museum on the 9th floor and an observation deck on the 23rd.

At 24 years old, a Social Work graduate descends the stairs of the party with a hoe in her hands, displays the sign “Dad and Mom, my heroes,” and turns the graduation into a tribute to the parents who came from the countryside and supported their daughter’s dream.