Brazil Up Close And PERSONAL 

By Greg Lamp

You could call Chris Ward a frontiersman. At the very least, you'd have to describe this New Zealand native as a strapping man who's spent the last 25...

Brazil Big In Cotton, Too 

Compiled By Sherry Collins

Brazil strikes fear in the heart of U.S. soybean producers, but its cotton producers should take notice too, says Woody Anderson, National Cotton Council...

Old Challenges, New Opportunities 

By James Thompson

If you ask a Brazilian farmer how much he paid for a combine, he will likely tell you the value of it in bushels. All right, they don't use bushels as...

Asian Rust Hits Brazil's Beans AGAIN 

James Thompson

Thirty days had not passed since much of Brazil's soybean area was planted, and already Asian rust was making appearances....

BRAZILIANS FIND RUST 

Greg Lamp

Reports are in that soybean rust is already appearing in Brazilian fields....

Asian Rust Hits Brazil's Beans AGAIN 

By James Thompson

Thirty days had not passed since much of Brazil's soybean area was planted, and already Asian rust was making appearances. The costly fungus showed itself...

BRAZILIANS FIND RUST 

Compiled By Greg Lamp

Reports are in that soybean rust is already appearing in Brazilian fields. Unless treated with fungicides, farmers can lose up to 80% of their yields....

BRAZIL'S ACREAGE EXPANDS 

Compiled By Greg Lamp

Brazil's Agriculture Ministry pegged the country's soybean crop at 56.1-58.02 million metric tons, versus the 60-million ton estimate recently issued...

See Brazil Beans Up Close  

If you're looking for a winter getaway, take a look at Soybean Digest's farm tour to Brazil on Jan. 14-27, 2003. It's a tailor-made trip that gets you...

Brazil Legally Plants Biotech 

By Greg Lamp

Sept. 26 was a big day no, a huge day for Brazilian farmers. That's when farmers in the southern state of Rio Grande do Sul made their first legal planting...