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Research and innovation for Brazilian agriculture
The Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation (Embrapa) was established by the country's federal government in 1973 to develop the technological foundation for a genuinely tropical model of agriculture and animal farming. The initiative has been tasked with providing Brazil with food security and a leading position in the international market for food, fiber and energy. Embrapa today is one of the largest agricultural research corporations of the world, with half a century of contributions focused on innovation, efficiency, sustainability and social inclusion.
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News report 20/02/2024
Eucalyptus can store large amounts of carbon in the Cerrado biome
Study shows that the species can contribute to the mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions in the biome -
News report 06/02/2024
Scientists use vibration signals to manage pest stinkbugs in crops
Instead of agrochemicals, technology reproduces insects' means of communication to reduce their incidence -
News report 30/01/2024
Guava pulp agroindustry waste can be used in tambaqui feed
Study shows that solution can replace corn by up to 75% in feed formula for young fish
Publications
Soil loss stands as a critical global challenge, posing economic and environmental threats to soil and water conservation. This study aimed to assess...
The high prevalence of Haemonchus contortus and its anthelmintic resistance have affected sheep production worldwide. Machine learning approaches are...
This study aimed to gather, process, and analyze publicly available databases to generate quantitative and spatial information about the potential of...
The long-tailed mealybug, Pseudococcus longispinus, is an important insect pest in grapevine growing areas in several countries, including Brazil. Met...
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