AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPoultry Trade: A Newcastle disease outbreak at a turkey farm in Santa Catarina has prompted Mexico to suspend Brazilian poultry imports and threatens shipments to China, Brazil’s biggest buyer. El Niño Response: Heifer International plans to help 16,000 farming families in Ecuador, Guatemala and Honduras protect water, adjust planting and safeguard livestock against drought and flooding. Amazon Under Pressure: Deforestation has fallen to a record low, but fires are worsening as El Niño intensifies drought; Brazil’s election could shape what happens next. Coffee: Central American Arabica premiums have reached a three-year high as dry-corridor conditions squeeze supply. Bananas: Colombia’s sector faces a reported 20% productivity drop, while Brazilian exporters contend with logistics costs and quality problems. Agroforestry: A new 10-year carbon-removal deal will fund silvopasture projects that convert degraded Brazilian cattle pastures into mixed tree-and-grazing systems.
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