Epamig launches a R$12 million call for agricultural research projects in Minas Gerais, supporting innovation aligned with state science and technology mandates.
Epamig launches a R$12 million call for agricultural research projects in Minas Gerais, supporting innovation aligned with state science and technology mandates.
Recent events highlight the growing role of startups and sustainable technology in driving innovation and productivity in Brazilian agribusiness.
Brazil and China convene in Brasília to strengthen innovation and mechanization policies supporting family agriculture through technological cooperation and investment strategies.
President Lula to meet with MST leadership in February to review and accelerate Brazil's agrarian reform efforts, following significant land distribution achievements in 2025.
Brazilian scientists have created a pioneering nanotechnology using Kraft lignin to enhance herbicide efficiency and reduce environmental impact in agriculture.
Scientists have introduced a groundbreaking technology that visualizes plant respiration live in detail, offering new paths to breed drought-resistant crops.
Paraíba advances science and technology education in 2025 with major events, including SNCT 2025 in João Pessoa and the upcoming II Dia do Leite focusing on dairy innovation.
Epagri marks 50 years of pioneering agricultural research, while IFMS highlights innovative projects at Mostratec 2025, showcasing Brazil's commitment to sustainable agricultural advancement.
A key bill promoting renewable energy adoption in Brazilian family farming is under review to boost sustainability and energy autonomy in rural areas.
Brazil's agrivoltaic initiatives gain momentum with major pilot projects in Minas Gerais and Pará.