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The program helped finance Brazil-s agricultural expansion for years mostly by financing the update the country’s machinery (Wikimedia commons)
Brazil’s government this week unveiled the 2025/26 Plano Safra (Crop Plan), making approximate...
A structural breakdown in basis convergence, regional spreads, and physical grain flow efficiency
The growing dispersion in U.S. grain basis may reflect a structural decline in logistics elasticity—the ability of the grain transportation s...
Wheat fields in Keenesburg, CO in 2020. In that season, the crop had adequate weather and substantial yield. State my have 54% less output in 2026
At first glance, America’s winter wheat harvest appears to be charging ahead.
The USDA repo...
Sorghum has also been demanded by several countries for multiples purposes (Robert Klein/USDA ARS Image Gallery)
In a recent Food Geopolitics Report interview, we examined how Brazil’s expanding ethanol industry could become a major new so...
Brazil’s soybean market received its first noteworthy caution signal for the 2026/27 season this week after the Mato Grosso Institute of Agricultural Economics (Imea) released an initial forecast projecting soybean production in Mato Grosso...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
A journalist and agribusiness marketing professional with 15+ years of experience across the U.S., Brazil, and Argentina with published work in Successful Farming and Elders (Australia). He is the host of the ConnectedFarmer YouTube channel.
International lawyer with experience in U.S.-funded programs across Latin America, including multimillion-dollar anticorruption initiatives. Works on resource governance and geopolitical risk; trained in Civil and U.S law; bilingual EN/ES.
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