LATAM Agriculture covers the latest news, market trends, policy developments, agribusiness investments, crop production updates, and agricultural innovations from Latin America (LATAM). Find comprehensive coverage of agriculture in key countries including Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, Chile, Colombia, Paraguay, Uruguay, Peru, Bolivia, and Central America, with updates on crop protection, seeds, fertilizers, biologicals, farm machinery, biotechnology, and sustainable farming.
As one of the world’s most important agricultural regions, Latin America plays a critical role in the production and export of soybeans, corn, coffee, sugarcane, cotton, fruits, vegetables, beef, poultry, and biofuels. This category tracks developments related to commodity markets, agricultural trade, food security, climate impacts, crop protection regulations, biotechnology approvals, sustainability initiatives, carbon farming, digital agriculture, and agribusiness expansion. Stay informed about industry developments from governments, multinational companies, research institutions, farmer organizations, and agri-tech innovators across the region.
Follow the latest insights on LATAM crop production, export markets, agri-input industries, agricultural policies, investment opportunities, precision agriculture, climate-smart farming, and emerging trends shaping the future of agriculture in Latin America.
29 April 2026, Brazil: Agronomic results from experimental plots and commercial sugarcane fields in Brazil show that combining nutrition, biological products
Read More29 April 2026, Brazil: The use of drones in Brazilian agriculture has expanded dramatically, growing from approximately 3,000 units in operation
Read More27 April 2026, US: I am on the low end of the estimates for the 2025/26 Brazilian corn crop because I
Read More27 April 2026, US: As mentioned earlier, both the Rosario and Buenos Aires Exchanges increased their corn acreage, but only the
Read MoreGuest Author: Flavio Hirata is a partner at AllierBrasil, founder of look2agro™, agronomist from Esalq/USP, MBA, specialist in pesticide registration. 25 April 2026, São Paulo: 2025
Read More30 March 2026, US: As we approach the 2026 planting season in the U.S., it is estimated that U.S. farmers will
Read More27 March 2026, São Paulo: Brazil has successfully secured the continuity of an alternative export corridor through Turkey, ensuring uninterrupted agricultural trade
Read More27 March 2026, São Paulo: Brazil’s Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (Mapa) has seized 5,046 litres of irregular fertilizers during an
Read More27 March 2026, São Paulo: The illegal seed market continues to pose a significant challenge to Brazil’s agricultural sector, undermining innovation,
Read More14 March 2026, Brazil: Rainfall in Brazil last week favored northern and eastern areas. Over the weekend southern Brazil received some
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