Brazil's competitive advantages in biofuel production could pave the way for significant opportunities for the country in the production of fuels for sustainable aviation.

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26/03/25 | Bioenergy and Bioeconomy

How has corn contributed to increasing energy production without compromising food security?

The growing production of ethanol from corn produced in multiple harvests has been integrating the production of bioenergy and food, increasing availability in both destination areas.

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19/02/25 | Climate and Environment

Regenerative Agriculture: What's New?

Regenerative agriculture emerges as a sustainable solution, but its practices have already been adopted and developed in Brazil for years.

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Does brazilian agriculture benefit from fires?

Although burning is still used in some traditional communities as an agricultural practice, it is a major disturbance to the soil, resulting in loss of nutrients, productive efficiency and long-term degradation.

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