News - Farsul

Agriculture

Farsul requests extension of the planting calendar in Rio Grande do Sul.

The organization requests that soybean planting be postponed until February 15, 2026.

14.01.2026 | 16:51 (UTC -3)

Agriculture

Rural debt is growing and raising alarm bells in agribusiness.

Farsul indicates that rising interest rates and failures in renegotiation exacerbate the problem.

06.01.2026 | 17:03 (UTC -3)

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Credit shortage threatens harvest and rural investments

Farsul reports unprecedented decline in available resources and record defaults among rural producers

20.10.2025 | 14:57 (UTC -3)

Agriculture

Entities dispute Conab figures on the rice harvest

Federarroz and Farsul issue a statement saying that the government has brought misinformation regarding crop data

15.01.2025 | 14:14 (UTC -3)

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ECR Soja results are released by Farsul and Fundação Pró-Sementes

Study brings together information on the performance of cultivars in the state of Rio Grande do Sul in 2022/23

26.07.2023 | 17:03 (UTC -3)

Farsul launches agribusiness database

Farsul Big Data plans to be the largest freely accessible database in the country

16.12.2021 | 15:59 (UTC -3)

Exports

Value of exports in July increases, but volume decreases

There was a 4% increase in value and a 2% drop in export volume compared to the previous month

11.08.2023 | 13:53 (UTC -3)

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Agribusiness exports grow again in May, points out Farsul

There was an increase of 23% in value and 27% in volume sold

13.06.2023 | 17:15 (UTC -3)

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Farsul warns of possible increase in food prices

Adjustments may be a consequence of the lack of a fiscal anchor

22.03.2023 | 14:20 (UTC -3)

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Farsul held a meeting to discuss the impacts of the drought

The consequences of the drought on the economy of the state of Rio Grande do Sul and the measures necessary to mitigate these impacts were discussed this Thursday afternoon (24/02) at Farsul headquarters

25.02.2022 | 15:09 (UTC -3)

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Farsul and Fundação Pró-Sementes present ECR Trigo 2021

Difference between cultivars can reach 35 bags per hectare

22.02.2022 | 16:38 (UTC -3)