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Moving Ford-ward
by Brad Frisvold
In the late 1980s, if a discussion revolved around and , the likely topic would have started with the letter for soccer. But to Dwain Ford, the 2002-03...
Argentina Promises 2003 Export Tax Cut
Richard Brock
Head: Argentina Promises 2003 Export Tax Cut Argentina’s government has promised farmers it will not further raise export taxes on grains, oilseeds, vegetable...
Hot Issues Face Competitors
BY JAMES THOMPSON
There's a lot going on in Brazil right now. A drought in the south of the country may have wiped out as much as 20% of the corn crop and 15% of the soybean...
Break Out The Salsa
by Jim Ritchie
So far, so good on the weather front for spring. But summer doesn't paint as pretty a picture, according to Tony Lupo, University of Missouri climatologist....
Argentina's Up In The Air
BY JAMES THOMPSON
A shoeshine guy in Buenos Aires put it this way, before all the confusion began in the Argentine streets: The old president, Carlos Menem, was a thief...
Brazil's Backing Biodiesel
BY JAMES THOMPSON
Forget the traditional meat- or cheese-filled pasteles sold by street vendors here. These days, walking the streets of Rio de Janeiro could make you hungry...
Will Brazil's Weather Ever Go South?
by Ron Brunoehler
If you get the impression that South American farmers receive rain showers about every time they need them, you pretty much have it pegged right. Growing...
Will Brazil Trade More With The EU?
BY JAMES THOMPSON
It's well known that Brazil is growing more soybeans and, in turn, exporting more and more of the beans, meal and oil it produces. What you may not realize...
Will Brazil Trade More With The EU?
BY JAMES THOMPSON
It's well known that Brazil is growing more soybeans and, exporting more and more of the beans, meal and oil it produces. What you may not realize is...
U.S.-Brazil Partnership Pays
Labex, a research exchange program between the U.S. and Brazil, is paying dividends. The program, which allows for collaborations between Brazilian and...
