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Experts will participate next Thursday (10), starting at 10 am, in an online panel on the main challenges and perspectives of the soybean and corn value chains in Brazil. The meeting will be broadcast live on Embrapa's YouTube channel, is open to all interested parties, and does not require prior registration.
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The event will feature Maurício Buffon, president of the Brazilian Soybean Producers Association (Aprosoja Brasil); Glauber Silveira da Silva, executive director of Abramilho and former president of Aprosoja; and Antônio Márcio Buainain, professor at the State University of Campinas (Unicamp). The broadcast will be broadcast on Embrapa's official YouTube channel. The moderator will be researcher Décio Gazzoni (Embrapa Soja, Londrina, Paraná).
The debate will analyze structural, scientific, and technological bottlenecks that impact the competitiveness and sustainability of these crops in a global scenario marked by climate, food, and energy transitions. Topics include the role of agricultural science in overcoming production challenges, the use of biotechnology, and the adoption of sustainable management systems adapted to regional realities. To access the debate, click here.
Marcos Aurelio Santiago Francozo is a Strategic Intelligence Analyst specializing in Science, Technology, and Policy at Embrapa. He is also one of the event organizers and says that research plays a crucial role in developing solutions "that combine increased productivity, reduced environmental impacts, and value generation for the entire chain." Studies in genetics, digital agriculture, and crop-livestock integration are among the areas that can strengthen the sector's resilience in the face of market demands and environmental pressures.
