Arizona's attorney general filed a lawsuit this week alleging a Saudi-owned dairy operation in the western part of the state violated nuisance laws...
DTN/Progressive Farmer writers were asked to think back on their year and choose a favorite story they wrote. DTN Senior Crops Editor Pamela...
Optimists nicknamed Brazil's frontier "Soylandia" at the turn of the millennium, describing a country that would triple its soybean production in the next 15 years and suddenly rival the U.S. as world's largest soy producer and exporter. The country's unparalleled growth streak made paper millionaires out of many of Mato Grosso's pioneers and transformed landlocked farming regions. DTN's Executive Editor Marcia Zarley Taylor and South America Correspondent Alastair Stewart examine the successes as well as the challenges during the boom years and check what's ahead for Brazil's soybean growth as the frontier marks middle age.
Optimists nicknamed Brazil's frontier "Soylandia" at the turn of the millenium, describing a country that would suddenly triple its soybean production in the next 15 years and rival the U.S. as world's largest soy producer and exporter. The country's unparalleled...
Mato Grosso in Brazil has transformed into a global soybean powerhouse, but logistical headaches remain. While Mato Grosso will see more value-added agriculture expand over the next decade, a transformation like that seen in Iowa is unlikely.
Brazil's much-vaunted northern corridors will start to export increasingly large portions of the Mato Grosso grain crop over the next five years. Sending soy through the Amazon will reduce onerous logistics costs and stimulate planting across the state's...
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