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Experts analyze climate forecasts, impacts on major crops, market risks, and strategies for farmers.
The return of El Niño to the spotlight broadens discussions about the potential impacts of climate on planning for the next Brazilian harvest. Climate perspectives, the effects on major crops, and the impact on the agricultural market will be debated this Wednesday, September 16th, at 4 PM, during a new edition of [event name/program name]. The Voice of the Market Talk Show, broadcast live on YouTube.
The meeting will be presented by Ivan Wedekin and Suelen Farias and will bring together experts in the fields of meteorology, market intelligence, and agricultural economics to analyze the main challenges that may affect producers' decisions in the coming months.
Participating in the program are Gabriel Rodrigues, meteorologist at Agrotempo and specialist in Climate Intelligence for Agriculture; Yedda Monteiro, specialist in Market Intelligence and Agricultural Commodities; and Cleiton Gauer, superintendent of the Mato Grosso Institute of Agricultural Economics (IMEA).
Among the topics planned are projections for climate behavior, the possible impacts on crop development, the regions and crops most exposed to climate risks, and the effects of this scenario on prices, supply, and marketing of agricultural commodities.
The proposal aims to discuss how producers and industry stakeholders can incorporate meteorological and market information into crop planning, seeking to reduce risks and improve decision-making in the face of greater uncertainty.
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The Voice of the Market Talk Show
Date: September 16th
Time: 4 PM
Broadcast: live on YouTube – Click here and turn on notifications.
Presentation: Ivan Wedekin and Suelen Farias
Support: Agrolink and Abisolo
