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BrazilAG Overview
Brazil: an Agribusiness Superpow er
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Production destination
Dom esticconsum ption
56.4%
Exports43.6%
US$ 4.1 bi US$ 6.5 bi US$ 18.3 bi US$ 21.3 bi
4.6% 7.3% 20.7% 24.1%
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Year
Planted Area (thousands of Ha.)
CottonCornSoybeansWheatTotal BR
05/06 06/07 07/08 08/09 09/10 10/11 11/12 12/13 13/14 14/15 15/16Cotton 856 1.097 1.077 843 836 1.400 1.393 894 1.122 994 957Corn 12.964 14.055 14.757 14.172 12.994 13.806 15.178 15.829 15.829 15.693 15.216Soybeans 22.749 20.687 21.313 21.743 23.468 24.181 25.042 27.736 30.173 32.093 33.228Wheat 2.362 1.758 1.852 2.396 2.428 2.150 2.166 2.210 2.758 2.500 2.449Total BR 47.868 46.213 47.411 47.674 47.416 49.873 50.885 53.563 57.060 57.996 58.454
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Productivity (kg/Ha.)Corn Soybeans
05/06 06/07 07/08 08/09 09/10 10/11 11/12 12/13 13/14 14/15 15/16Corn 3.279 3.655 3.972 3.599 4.311 4.158 4.808 5.149 5.057 5.396 5.411Soybeans 2.419 2.823 2.816 2.629 2.927 3.115 2.651 2.938 2.854 2.999 3.073
It́s no M agic!
Technology –mechanization and irrigation
Research and development
Natural resources
People!
Entrepeneurship
Early 70´s
Pursued opportunities
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Projections for Brazilian production (m illion tons)
81.5 99.2
2012/2013 2022/23
SOYBEANS+21.8%
78.0 93.6
2012/2013 2022/23
CORN
+20%
3.6 4.3
2012/2013 2022/2023
PORK+20.6%
14.120.6
2012/2013 2022/2023
POULTRY+46.4%
8.9 10.9
2012/2013 2022/2023
BEEF+22.5%
F t MAPA E b
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Sustainable Production
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O pportunities
Technology; Irrigation; R&D;
... Verticalization!
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Blow ing the blocking stones
- Investments in infrastructure to reduce costs on transports from farms to harbours, notably on the north regions – waterways and railways.
- Lift barriers to trade and better off the access of Brazilian agro products to the main importing markets - multilateral and bilateral negotiations (e.g. Mercosur – European Union)
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