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Agriculture

El Niño and Extratropical Cyclone: the Brazilian climate in transformation

Andreas Vallgren, an expert at Ignitia, brings insights into how El Niño affects agriculture and also expectations for Brazil in 2023

23.06.2023 | 13:49 (UTC -3)

Agriculture

Effects of temperature on herbicides

Plant stage for application and temperature effects can reduce the effectiveness of herbicides and cause greater injury to certain crops

24.01.2023 | 16:04 (UTC -3)

Climate

The Keeling curve

The main reason for climate change is the accumulation of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere

27.10.2022 | 15:47 (UTC -3)

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In addition to greening, sustainability of the North American citrus sector is threatened by climate

By Fernanda Geraldini, Cepea Researcher

19.10.2022 | 14:24 (UTC -3)

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Climate and management in soybean productivity

The definition of a method that makes it possible to distinguish between these two sources of variation in soybean crop productivity is of great use to producers and consultants, as it makes it possible to define the strategies to be adopted to minimize losses.

12.08.2022 | 16:58 (UTC -3)

Climate

Drought-tolerant crops using biotechnology

By Décio Luiz Gazzoni, researcher at Embrapa Soja and member of the Sustainable Agro Scientific Council (CCAS)

15.06.2022 | 14:24 (UTC -3)

Climate

Lower temperatures and moist soils may favor the quality of the next coffee harvest

By Williams Ferreira and Marcelo Ribeiro, researcher at Embrapa Café/EPAMIG Sudeste in the area of Agrometeorology and Climatology

18.02.2022 | 14:21 (UTC -3)

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The climate in Dourados in 2021: report of an atypical year

By Carlos Ricardo Fietz, Researcher at Embrapa Agropecuária Oeste

20.01.2022 | 13:59 (UTC -3)

Climate

La Niña returns and leaves the next coffee harvest uncertain

By Williams Ferreira, researcher at Embrapa Café/EPAMIG, and Marcelo Ribeiro, researcher at EPAMIG in the area of Phytotechnics

18.11.2021 | 14:29 (UTC -3)

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Soil adjustments for dry climate in Brazil

In times of drought and extremely dry soil, the farmer must look for conventional agronomic techniques to guarantee soil nutrition and fertility.

08.09.2021 | 20:59 (UTC -3)

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Producers overcome climate challenges by implementing drip irrigation

Adopting technology is a way to take advantage of the best planting windows and escape adverse weather conditions

18.08.2021 | 20:59 (UTC -3)

Climate

Drip irrigation can be a solution for sugarcane fields hit by frost

By Daniel Pedroso, Netafim Agronomic Specialist

13.08.2021 | 20:59 (UTC -3)

Mato Grosso do Sul

What are the consequences of La Niña for the soybean harvest in Mato Grosso do Sul?

After the announcement of favorable conditions for the formation of the La Niña phenomenon, soybean farmers in Mato Grosso do Sul are concerned about possible impacts.

06.10.2020 | 20:59 (UTC -3)

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The importance of weather conditions for quality spraying

By Vinicius Cunha, Farm Solutions coordinator at AGCO South America

19.06.2020 | 20:59 (UTC -3)

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Soybean harvest 2018-2019 – to be forgotten or to learn from it?

Dr. Paulo C. Sentelhas, agronomist and effective member of the Brazilian Soy Strategic Committee (CESB)

01.04.2019 | 20:59 (UTC -3)

Brazil proposes strategies to reduce CO²

By José Luiz Tejon Megido, master in Art Education and Cultural History from Mackenzie, doctor in Education from UDE/Uruguay and member of the Sustainable Agro Scientific Council (CCAS)

22.01.2019 | 21:59 (UTC -3)