Iguassu Falls
Maturing soybeans near Rondonopolis in southeastern Mato Grosso
Harvesting soybeans and planting double crop (safrinha) corn near Campo Verde, Mato Grosso
Descending from Mato Grosso Plateau at Serra da Petrovina near Pedra Preta in southeastern Mato Grosso
Planting safrinha corn near Primavera do Leste in southeastern Mato Grosso, Brazil
Cattle drive near Chapada dos Guimaraes in southeastern Mato Grosso, Brazil
Teak plantation and soybean production near Sinop in north-central Mato Grosso
Soybean production near Passo Fundo, Rio Grande do Sul
Ferronorte Railroad near Alta Araguaia in southeastern Mato Grosso, Brazil
Highway BR-364 in Alta Garcas in southeastern Mato Grosso
Cattle ranching in the state of Amazonas in northern Brazil
Soybean and corn production near Cascavel, Parana
One of two machines used to lay ties along Ferronorte Railroad near Alta Araguaia in southeastern Mato Grosso, Brazil
The city of Rondonopolis in southeastern Mato Grosso
Picking up soybeans at Cargill facility in Lucas do Rio Verde in central Mato Grosso
Soybean production near Rondonopolis, Mato Grosso
Trucks waiting to haul soybeans near Sonora in northern Mato Grosso do Sul
Cattle ranching along BR-364 in western Mato Grosso, Brazil
Emus in safrinha cotton near Campo Verde in eastern Mato Grosso
Nelore cattle near Colider in northern Mato Grosso
Native cerrado in indigenous reserve in western Mato Grosso, Brazil
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Recent News
- Jan 20, 2022: Brazilian Farmers in Initial Stages of Safrinha Corn Planting
- Jan 20, 2022: Some Farmers in Rio Grande do Sul Facing Extreme Crop Losses
- Jan 19, 2022: Soybeans in Parana are 4% Harvested, Corn is 1% Harvested
- Jan 19, 2022: Weekly Argentina Crop Ratings May Have Bottomed Out
- Jan 18, 2022: 2021/22 Brazil Soybeans 1.2% Harvested vs. 1.1% Average
- Jan 18, 2022: Extreme Temperatures Continue to Impact Paraguay Soybeans
- Jan 17, 2022: Low Water Level on Parana River Disrupting Shipping Again
- Jan 14, 2022: Yields in Mato Grosso are Good, White Mold, White Flies Reported
- Jan 13, 2022: Crop Conditions in Parana Continue to Deteriorate
- Jan 13, 2022: Parana Farmers Feel Losses are Worse than Government Estimates