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Safra Plan and incentives for producers with regularized CAR

The 24/25 Harvest Plan will provide incentives for rural producers who adopt sustainable practices. Let’s learn more about this type of financing with Leandro Gilio, professor and researcher at Insper’s Global Agribusiness Center.

The 2024/25 Harvest Plan aims to direct R$476,6 billion in credit to agribusiness

Despite the record volume, the package for the 2024/25 cycle was also criticized by the sector

Marcos Jank, coordinator of Insper Agro Global, is included in the Forbes 50 Over 50 2024 List

Forbes releases the list of honorees, which brings together 50 men and women in 10 categories, ranging from agriculture to the arts, from science to finance, from sports to entrepreneurship...

Food security and the growth of Chinese food demand

Insper Agro Global study addresses the strategic importance of food planning for China and estimates of the country's demand for some commodities in the coming years

G20 Agriculture Working Group Highlights Role of International Food Trade in Strengthening Global Food and Nutrition Security

At the Third Meeting of the G20 Agriculture Working Group, IICA and Insper Agro Global organized a plenary session in which representatives of the private sector and delegates from 19 countries discussed how international food trade is essential for food and nutritional security in the world.

The tug of war between agricultural and environmental policies in Europe

Insper study analyzes the conflicting relationships between sustainability and rural production in the bloc, writes Bruno Blecher

The future of the agri-environmental nexus in Europe

The intricate relationship between agricultural and environmental policies, productivity and trade in the European Union is the subject of study by Insper Agro Global

Insper and IICA organize session within the G20 Agriculture Working Group meeting

At the G20 meeting in Brasilia, Insper Agro Global and IICA presented a paper on the importance of global trade for food security

New European law

Government estimates impact on almost a third of exports and tries to avoid drop in trade

The chess game of global geopolitics could impact Brazilian agriculture

Resurgence of polarization in global geopolitics could impact Brazilian agribusiness

Insper opens registration for courses that address the challenges and opportunities of agriculture in the 21st century

The “Agriculture and Environment” and “Brazil in Global Agribusiness” programs offer updates and specialization for professionals interested in the sector

The impacts of the tragedy in Rio Grande do Sul on food production and prices

Heavy rains and floods affect the state, which is one of the country's largest agricultural producers

Agroinsper presents results of projects in partnership with Insper Agro Global

Student organization and research center worked together throughout the semester on initiatives in the areas of bioenergy and livestock traceability

“Geopolitics of Food” shows the challenges and opportunities for agriculture in a complex global scenario

With innovative content, the Insper Agro Global course — in partnership with Cebri and with the support of Eurasia — offers participants an immersion into the themes that shape the future of Brazilian agribusiness

Brazil must take a leading role in the global decarbonization agenda

At a round table, Professor Satyajit Bose, from Columbia University, defended Brazilian leadership in financing sustainable projects.

Insper Agro Global and Cebri promote an unprecedented course on “Geopolitics of Food”

Registration is now open for a unique and innovative program in Brazil that analyzes how the new global geopolitics impacts the country's agribusiness. The course will be held in person on July 26 and 27

Agribusiness exports in the first quarter of 2024 increase by 4,5% compared to the same period in 2023

With soybeans and sugar leading Brazilian agricultural shipments, the sector exported US$37,7 billion in the first three months of this year

Increased Argentine production puts pressure on soybean prices on the international market

The greater supply of grain in the neighboring country has been offsetting the drop in Brazilian production. Argentina's return to the global scene demands attention.

New geopolitics challenges Brazilian agriculture and brings uncertainties and opportunities

Experts discussed at Insper the impacts of the intensification of the rivalry between China and the US, the ongoing conflicts in Europe and the Middle East and the fragmentation of multilateral institutions

“Fuel of the Future”: how the project approved in the Chamber can stimulate bioenergy in the country

A bill that is currently being evaluated by the Senate creates mandates to increase the blending of biofuels into fossil fuels. However, it is worth considering whether this is enough to boost the sector.